What do you pay Message of Mark Zuckerberg?

Mashable

made an interesting discovery this week when they tried to send a message to Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook. The system gave them the ability to move the message into the main inbox Mark the place of the Other (aka SPAM) box for the low, low price of only $ 100.

I do not think $ 100 is too much to ask to meet one of the best men in the biz internet. He has a lot on his plate and probably did not have time to go through the spam. But here is an opportunity to put a message in front of him. He will read it. He will answer. You will become best friends. All this for $ 100. Neat.

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only. . . some people will pay money because it’s worth it, right? But, according to e-Marketer, most people have no interest to pay even a dollar to make their message more visible. More than half of respondents to a survey said they use Facebook Messaging AYTM very often or sometimes, but 90% said they would not pay really.

This is your average Facebook user. What is business? This graph shows that 46% of marketers “respond with private messages on Facebook.”

I do not like the way the question is worded. As social media manager, I reply to messages sent private Facebook page, but I do not send marketing messages to people who do not contact me first.

No matter how you interpret this question, the time is only half of these people plan to continue the practice.

When you skim down the “plan to use in the next 12 months” column, you will notice that almost all of the options is split into two .

The only gain is in the “Nothing” online. In other words, at the moment 14% of traders are not using one of these social media tactics. The next year, even retailers are moving away from social media.

I highly doubt that the majority of buyers will abandon Facebook and Twitter altogether, but this chart shows how we became disillusioned with the whole process.

If you knew with certainty that your message will be read, how much would you pay to have it delivered via Facebook and send it to you?

Power and marketingpilgrim.com