For e27’s Founders Drinks this month, Vince Mundy of Your Ad Optimizer will share insights on how to optimize your Facebook Fan Pages. Vince will also provide some tips on increasing user engagement through various optimization strategies.
Vince has built up years of digital experience. Besides working on Your Ad Optimizer, which helps brands optimize mobile campaign, Vince was also the founder and CEO of OrangeShark, a community of online gamers. OrangeShark has amassed more than eight million registered users and was acquired by PurpleTalk. Vince also founded InstallMonetizer, which created industry leading Facebook Ads API product, AdParlor.com, as well as 3xROI, a boutique agency helping websites optimize their sales conversions.
Vince will be discussing and sharing tips on “How to optimize your Facebook Pages,” including how new Facebook pages can get more likes and increase fan engagements, featuring use cases as well as screenshots. So if you are a Facebook page owner, or are thinking about how to leverage on Facebook as a channel to reach out to your users, don’t miss out on this event!
Do note that this month’s Founders Drinks will be held at Shuffle Bistro Bar. Drinks are on attendees’ own.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, 26th July 2012
Time: 6:30PM–8:30PM
Venue: Shuffle Bistro Bar, Blk 3D River Valley Road #02-03, Clarke Quay Singapore 179023 (map)
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