Top 20 Great Facebook Fan Pages for Business

Great Facebook fan pages have one thing in common: they manage to attract thousands of users to like them and share their vision. For companies, this translates into huge business benefits. Being successfully active in the virtual world can thus lead towards success in the real world.

 

Here are some examples of successful business Fan Pages on Facebook:-

 

 

Clarisonic – The Facebook fan page of this company offers visitors a virtual tour that interactively explains how to use their product. The company also organizes contests, and its last charity action, involved in donating money for women with cancer, has tremendously increased its number of fans.

 

Red Bull – Specialized in calls to action, the company has adorned its Facebook fan page with mini games and a web TV program.

 

Burt’s Bees – Aware of customers’ interest in how food products are made today, this company offers a collection of photos and videos on its Facebook fan page, including inside information on how their production system works.

 

LiveScribe – This company made it easy for its fans. The latter can buy products directly from the Facebook page, tweet about them, and post comments on their walls.

 

Coca Cola – Fizzy drinks are bound to have a lot of fans during summer months. Through a clever photo contest, the company gets fans involved in the making of its Facebook fan page.

 

Travel Channel – This company uses its fan page in a very interesting way by offering a space for people to write about the ways through which Facebook has affected their own travels.

 

Bare Escentuals – The makeup company allows fans to get involved in designing the packaging for its products.

 

Community Coffee – This company creates buzz, by introducing contests, trivia games, and stimulating discussions around coffee on its fan page.

 

 

Fresh Brothers – This pizza making business thrives because it offers fans on Facebook weekly specials!

 

Old Spice – The famous fragrance has a powerful Facebook campaign to back it up. Recently, they have organized a contest allowing a superfan to broadcast a new ad on their Facebook wall before the TV premiere.

 

Customer Service

Customer support is one thing that companies can do better on Facebook than anywhere else. Here are some examples:

 

 

Verizon – Their Customer Support tab brings customers to an easy to use interface from which they can choose which issues they need to talk about.

 

AT&T – This company’s Facebook Notes offers quick solutions to various problems customers may encounter while using their phones.

 

 

Smaller Companies

Small companies can also be successful on Facebook. The below one is living proof of this fact:

 

 

Morphsuits – A company designing costumes for parties, Morphsuits has put together a highly interactive Facebook fan page, through which fans can participate in photo contests, or just like the page in order to win prizes.

Brands

Building brand awareness on Facebook is key to business. Here are some examples of brands that have found new recognition by building enticing and interesting Facebook fan pages.

 

 

BMW – The famous car maker allows fans to take a trip down the memory lane, through an interactive history guide.

 

Fox News – The news channel lets fans connect with its most famous personalities, by redirecting users to these people’s personal fan pages.

 

Nokia – For fans that want to know where Nokia comes from, the fan page of the company awaits them for an interactive tour.

 

Tiffany & Co. – Building a luxury brand can be conducted on a social network like Facebook, and Tiffany & Co. is here to prove it through its chic designs and great pictures on its Fan page.

 

 

Electronic Arts – The video game company EA simply loves to interact with its Facebook fans, and sometimes even launches its games directly on this platform.

 

Windows – Their fan page is quite simple, but self-explanatory, with different tabs and photos that attract users to find out more.

 

McDonald’s – Their Facebook fan page contains all that is needed: brand history, interactive activities, and all the information customers may need.

 

 

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