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You Can't Do That on Facebook: Targeted Messages

Posted by Kevin D. Hendricks on 12 June 2012

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People often point to Facebook and wonder why the church would even need the Table. Facebook is ideal for outreach, but it falls short at building community. That's what the Table is all about. We encourage churches to use Facebook and the Table together. But the fact is there are things you can't do on Facebook that the Table is designed to do.

Like targeted messages.

One of the secret joys of social networks is the demographic data. Advertisers love it. They can narrowly target specific people and not waste time and money reaching people who don't fit.

That can be pretty handy for a church. Announcements that only appeal to a small minority don't need to go to the entire church.

Targeted Messages on the Table
The Table makes targeted messaging simple and easy with the tip bar. It's the yellow bar that appears below the menu and above the content. It's a place where SuperAdmins can put targeted messages. You can target people based on age, gender, location and interest, as well as targeting your staff.

It's a great way to put up reminders and announcements for specific groups. Learn more about how to use the tip bar.

Targeted Messages on Facebook
Even though you have a whole list of people who like your page and want your messages, the only way to do targeted messages on Facebook is to pay for an ad.

Ouch. You can't do that on Facebook.


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