Microsoft paid a hefty price tag - two hundred and forty million dollars - for only a 1.6 percent stake in the sizzling-hot online social networking site, Facebook. By that yardstick, Bill Gates’ big guns are reckoning that Facebook’s value is worth fifteen billion bucks altogether.
That’s right. The richest man in the world and his enormous corporation just sunk hundreds of millions of dollars into a site where people sit around talking about music and movies and writing on each other’s “walls.” Yahoo and Google also bid to become part of the Facebook phenomenon. Maybe because Facebook embodies Web 3.0, and Web 3.0 (as opposed to Web 2.0) is where internet marketing is headed.
But what about marketers who don’t have hundreds of millions - or even millions - of dollars? Are they destined to be priced out of what is fast becoming an essential internet marketing tool? There is a way in, and we’ll get to it. But first, a little more about how Facebook works.
So, apparently, are all the online users out there as well. The numbers speak for themselves - Facebook already has over 50 million in its user base. Not only that, it’s growing at the astounding pace of 200,000 new users a day, faster than any other social network site.
Facebook’s interface provides over five thousand free Facebook tools, called “applications,” that allow the user a dizzying array of activities, games, quizzes, sharing and messaging devices to either interact with their “friends” or just to augment their own personal profiles. It’s this kind of personal playground atmosphere that’s attracted so many new people to the Facebook family.
And Facebook is determined to keep expanding by continuing to “internationalize” the site and bring other countries around the world into the online community. This intense combination of incredible growth and evolving technology has internet marketers hungry for a piece of this fresh, new and massive database.
No wonder Microsoft opened up their wallet so wide. Facebook just might be the “perfect storm” of marketing opportunity that the super-corporations are searching high and low for - and willing to pay what it takes to be in the mix.
But again, what about those of us who lack Microsoft’s buying power? Believe it or not, you don’t need Bill Gates’ deep pockets to “own” your own little slice of Facebook, or be an active part of the site’s marketing community. Those new and desirable Facebook users are there for you too, and you can access them on your budget.
With a Facebook Bot / Facebook Friend Adder such as Stealth Friend Bomber, Facebook Edition, you can easily deliver your message with Mass Facebook Friend Requests, Mass Facebook Friend Messages, and Mass Facebook Friend Pokes. This Facebook Friend Adder is the kind of Facebook marketing software that can easily help the small marketer make their way into same kind of waters where the big marketing fish swim. Add millions of friends to your marketing base with Stealth Friend Bomber - this Facebook Bot won’t stop until your message is poked everywhere on the site.
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