Facebook steers ahead of competition with long term plans for mobile users
“Facebook Inc CEO Mark Zuckerberg
on Friday laid out his 2012 goals to investors on the Silicon Valley leg of his
IPO roadshow, saying his first priority was improving the social network’s
mobile application. About 200 investors showed up at an IPO presentation in
Palo Alto, California, where they were given the opportunity to quiz Zuckerberg
and his lieutenants. Wall Street had been concerned about the company's ability
to wring revenue from mobile users, considered crucial for long-term growth”,
Alistair Barr, business writer, writes for Reuters. With all the competition on
today’s premier social networking site, Facebook gears up by preparing long
term plans and relying on their trusted Graphic
Design Agency.
“Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg,
Facebook’s chief operating officer, said the company’s overall advertising
business was gaining steam, with most marketers increasing their spending with
Facebook. The two executives, who appeared on stage alongside finance chief
David Ebersman, highlighted social ads as an important tool for Facebook to
tackle its mobile challenge.The adsare better-suited to the smaller screens of
smartphones, from which more than half of Facebook's users currently access the
service”, Barr adds.
Since their first advent as the
newest alternative to collective social networking, Facebook can surely be
considered as successful in terms of their getting the ‘likes’ of the whole
world. Surely, their ever new taste buds on what’s hot and whatnot defined the
barriers between good and bad social networking, which altogether made wonders
for their popularity……of course, their adept team of Professional Web Design specialists also had a thing or to do about
it.
“As Facebook collects more
information about its users, such as location data, Facebook will be able to
offer more relevant mobile ads, executives said. Facebook aims to raise about
$10.6 billion via its initial public offering, dwarfing the coming-out parties
of tech companies like Google Inc and granting it a market value of up to $96
billion - rivaling Amazon.com Inc’s. On Thursday, a source close to the process
told Reuters its IPO was already oversubscribed, a week before final pricing”,
Barr finally finishes.
Being an internet-based network of companies, Facebook can be considered by some fellow firms as their toughest foe yet; surely, the famous company has lived up to such an expectation, using only top of the class Utah web designers to do their computing, encodings, and any biddings that concerns with their technical needs. With a bright pioneer like Zuckerberg steering them to the right path, Facebook can all but say ‘good luck!’ to their competitions.