This provides more opportunities for you, as a marketer, because it increases the possibility for you to connect with new prospects, current customers, and fans of your brand.
To accomplish all these goals, Facebook created Facebook Connect, which was released in December 2008. If you’ve visited practically any major website or even most top blogs, you’ve inevitably seen an implementation of Facebook Connect, even if you didn’t realize it. Facebook Connect has been implemented on over 80,000 websites with more than 60 million users on a monthly basis. That means its more widespread than you ever notice. Facebook Connect is a lot more than just a blue “Connect with Facebook” box that lets you sign in with your Facebook credentials instead of registering for the site.
Facebook gives a basic and geeky definition of Facebook Connect, calling it: “a powerful set of APIs for developers that lets users bring their identity and connections everywhere.” Facebook Connect is a powerful tool with a complex set of features that can be integrated into websites. For marketers, integrating Facebook Connect helps to bring more eyes to your website thus giving you more opportunities to connect and convert as well as giving you the ability to implement other features available within Facebook Connect. Additionally, it provides more resources to the user who visits your website and doesn’t need to create a new log in just to leave a comment or interact with your website in some other way.
However, these implementations don’t even begin to touch on the capabilities of Facebook Connect. Let’s take a little time to walk through some of the features of Facebook Connect along with a couple examples. From that you should have a few ideas on how you may want to integrate Facebook Connect with your website or blog.
Source of Information : Facebook Marketing Designing Your Next Marketing Campaign
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