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Unit 3: Facebook Marketing & LinkedIn Marketing

Lesson 8 of 11 in the free Digital Marketing notes on Siksha Sarovar, written by Rohit Jangra.

Facebook Marketing

With 3 billion MAU, Facebook remains the largest social network and a critical marketing platform for both B2C and B2B brands.

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Introduction to Facebook Marketing

Facebook Organic Presence:

  • Business Page (separate from personal profile)
  • Complete all profile info: About, Contact, Hours, Category
  • Custom username (URL): facebook.com/yourbrand
  • CTA Button: Shop Now, Contact Us, Book Now, Learn More

Organic Content Formats:

  1. News Feed Posts: Text, image, video, link posts
  2. Facebook Stories: 24-hour ephemeral content (top-of-feed placement)
  3. Facebook Reels: Short-form video (favored by algorithm for reach)
  4. Facebook Live: Real-time streaming (6× more engagement than recorded video)
  5. Facebook Groups: Higher organic reach than Pages; community building
  6. Facebook Events: Promote launches, webinars, local events

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Creating Facebook Advertising Campaigns

Meta Ads Campaign Hierarchy:

Campaign Objectives (Meta Ads Manager):

ObjectiveBest Use Case
AwarenessBrand reach, video views, local awareness
TrafficDrive clicks to website or landing page
EngagementPost likes, Page follows, event responses
LeadsFacebook Lead Forms, Messenger conversations
App PromotionApp installs and in-app event optimization
SalesWebsite conversions, catalog sales, ROAS

Facebook Audience Targeting:

  • Core Audiences: Demographics (age, gender), location, interests, behaviors
  • Custom Audiences: Website visitors, email subscribers, app users, video viewers
  • Lookalike Audiences: Find users similar to your best customers (1–10% similarity)

Facebook Ad Formats:

FormatBest UseKey Feature
Single ImageSimple direct messageClean, fast to consume
Single VideoStorytelling, demonstrationAutoplay in feed
CarouselMultiple products/featuresSwipeable (2–10 cards)
CollectionE-commerce catalog showcaseOpens immersive experience
Lead FormLead generationPre-filled with profile data
Stories AdsFull-screen mobile engagementVertical 9:16 format

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Facebook Marketing Tools

ToolPurpose
Meta Business SuiteManage Pages, schedule posts, view unified analytics
Meta Ads ManagerCreate, manage, and optimize ad campaigns
Facebook PixelTrack website actions for retargeting and conversions
Meta Audience InsightsUnderstand audience demographics and interests
Meta Business ManagerManage multiple ad accounts, pages, and team access

Facebook Pixel — What It Tracks:

  • Page views, product views, add to cart, purchases, form submissions
  • Enables retargeting of website visitors with relevant ads
  • Builds custom and lookalike audiences for precise targeting
  • Measures conversion events for campaign performance optimization

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LinkedIn Marketing

LinkedIn is the world's largest professional network with 1 billion members in 200 countries. It is the #1 platform for B2B marketing.

Key Statistics:

  • 80% of B2B social media leads come from LinkedIn
  • Decision-makers are 2× more likely to trust LinkedIn content
  • LinkedIn drives 46% of all social media traffic to B2B websites

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Introduction & Importance of LinkedIn Marketing

Why LinkedIn for Marketing:

  1. Professional Context: High-intent audience in a work mindset
  2. Decision-Maker Reach: CEOs, CMOs, VPs, and Directors are active
  3. B2B Lead Generation: Highest quality business leads of any social platform
  4. Thought Leadership: Establish expertise and build industry authority
  5. Employer Branding: Attract top talent and showcase company culture

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Framing LinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Company Page Best Practices:

  • Complete all sections (About, Specialties, Products, Life tab)
  • Post consistently: 3–5 times per week
  • Employee advocacy: Encourage team to share company content
  • Run LinkedIn Events for webinars, product launches, conferences
  • Use LinkedIn Showcase Pages for separate product lines or regions

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Lead Generation Through LinkedIn

Organic Lead Generation:

  • Thought leadership posts attracting inbound connection requests
  • LinkedIn Articles (long-form thought leadership — establishes expertise)
  • Engaging in comments on trending industry posts
  • LinkedIn Events and Webinars driving qualified registrations
  • Direct outreach via LinkedIn InMail

LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Paid):

  • Pre-filled forms using profile data (name, email, company, job title)
  • High conversion rates due to native, frictionless experience
  • Integrates directly with CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot)

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LinkedIn Content Strategy

Best Performing Content Types:

Content TypeEngagement ImpactBest For
Text PostsBaselineThought leadership, quick insights
Image Posts+98% more commentsVisual data, quotes, tips
Native Video5× more engagementTutorials, behind-the-scenes
Document/PDF Carousels3× more reachHow-to guides, slide decks
PollsHigh engagementResearch, community questions
LinkedIn ArticlesLong-form authorityDeep-dive expertise

Content Pillars:

  1. Industry insights and emerging trends
  2. Behind-the-scenes company culture
  3. Client case studies and success stories
  4. Educational how-to content for professionals
  5. Thought leadership opinions on industry issues

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LinkedIn Analytics & Targeting

LinkedIn Analytics Metrics:

  • Impressions: How many times content was displayed
  • Engagement Rate: (Reactions + Comments + Shares) ÷ Impressions
  • Follower Demographics: Job title, industry, seniority, location
  • Post Reach: Unique accounts seeing the content

LinkedIn Ads Targeting (Most precise B2B targeting available):

  • Job Title, Job Function, Seniority Level
  • Company Name, Company Size (1–10, 11–50... 10,000+), Industry
  • Skills, Degrees, Fields of Study
  • Member Groups (LinkedIn Groups members)
  • Account-Based Marketing (ABM) via uploaded company lists