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Facebook Confirms Profile Promotion Banned Except Through Ad Platform

By Robert Andrews
Originally published by paidContent paidContent, paidContent paidcontent:uk • 23rd November 2007

Here’s a Friday footnote to this week’s kerfuffle where UK digital media consultancy Broadsight grumbled about having its Facebook profile deleted while the social network meanwhile launched its own social advertising profile platform for paying clients. Facebook contacted us to clarify profiles are for people, not companies, but said that’s nothing to do with the new ad platform, which lets users become “fans” of more than 60 brands including Coca-Cola.

The statement: “If Broadsight created a user profile for Broadsight, it is a violation of Facebook

CategoriesUncategorised
FocusCompany strategy
TopicAdvertising, Social Media
CompanyFacebook
SourcepaidContent, paidcontent:uk
ClientContentNext


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