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The September Sampling of Latino Pages’ Facebook Data Is Out: One Page Got a 1215% Level of Engagement

Posted in Social Media, tagged , , , , , , , , on September 3, 2012 | 10 Comments »


Ok, hopefully by now, I don’t have to explain much about this little experiment that started in March. But just in case, you can read about the background here. Let’s just get into it. 

First, let’s check in on the Facebook page of George Takei, the KING OF FACEBOOK. His latest numbers as of tonight: 2,640,051 likes · 2,898,569 talking about this (that is a 109% FLOE, another great month for the Facebook Page King). Basically, if your Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE) is at around 15%, you are doing ok. If you are between 20%-30%, you are doing really good. After that range, you start doing extremely well, and the key is to keep that exceptional level of engagement consistent for months. I do a lot more explaining about this here, if you want to read more about it.

Ok, here is the September list (numbers based on page checks on September 3, 2012 from 10pm-11pm EST; full disclosure: Latino Rebels is my organization. Also, this is just a data capture from a limited time window. We know that the “people talking about this” feature can fluctuate. This is not an exact science, but it does prove that having a highly engaged community will always benefit your brand, organization, group, etc.)

September’s Sampling of Latino Facebook Pages and Their Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE)

  1. One Voice Radio: 1215% (932 likes · 11,330 talking about this) YES, you read that correctly: 1215%
  2. Cultura: 403% (516 likes · 2,080 talking about this)
  3. Rico Puerto Rico: 273% (29,172 likes · 79,423 talking about this)
  4. Fit Latina: 118% (1,417 likes · 1,671 talking about this)
  5. Pocho.com: 67.1% (2,355 likes · 1,580 talking about this)
  6. Latino Rebels: 62.8% (18,833 likes · 11,835 talking about this)
  7. SoLatina: 55% (61,893 likes · 34,056 talking about this)
  8. Cuéntame: 48.1% (83,519 likes · 40,177 talking about this)
  9. So Mexican: 36.3% (1,348,232 likes · 489,216 talking about this)
  10. Gozamos: 34.8% (4,279 likes · 1,488 talking about this)
  11. Sofrito for Your Soul: 33% (9,236 likes · 3,051 talking about this)
  12. Presente.org: 26.2%(10,186 likes · 2,673 talking about this)
  13. Think Mexican: 23.7% (5,171 likes · 1,228 talking about this)
  14. NBC Latino: 22.4% (5,281 likes · 1,183 talking about this)
  15. Being Puerto Rican: 18.6% (21,049 likes · 3,911 talking about this)
  16. VOXXI: 18.4% (6,628 likes · 1,221 talking about this)
  17. Being Latino: 16.6% (77,203 likes · 12,853 talking about)
  18. Voto Latino: 14.5% (49,267 likes · 7,131 talking about this)
  19. Telemundo: 13.4% (332,037 likes · 44,648 talking about this)
  20. Primer impacto: 13.2% (221,461 likes · 29,145 talking about this)
  21. Remezcla: 12.7% (11,313 likes · 1,434 talking about this)
  22. El Diario NY: 12.1% (5,472 likes · 665 talking about this)
  23. HuffPost Latino Voices: 11.7% (7,624 likes · 890 talking about this)
  24. National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts: 10.5% (1,651 likes · 174 talking about this)
  25. Despierta América: 10.9% (118,296 likes · 12,903 talking about this)
  26. Pa’lante Latino: 10.2% (1,741 likes · 177 talking about this)
  27. Disney World Latino: 9.9% (67,269 likes · 6,673 talking about this)
  28. SpanglishBaby: 9% (6,020 likes · 545 talking about this)
  29. Mayo Clinic (Español): 8.6% (1,683 likes · 144 talking about this)
  30. The Big Tino: 8.6% (73,258 likes · 6,281 talking about this)
  31. Mamiverse: 8.2% (19,055 likes · 1,588 talking about this)
  32. Es el momento: 8.2% (12,393 likes · 1,014 talking about this)
  33. Los Pichy Boys: 7.8% (14,142 likes · 1,110 talking about this)
  34. La Cosmopolitana: 7.1% (1,308 likes · 93 talking about this)
  35. People en español: 7.4% (175,437 likes · 12,945 talking about this)
  36. News Taco: 5.6% (4,285 likes · 241 talking about this)
  37. Mexican Word of the Day: 5.1% (1,327,148 likes · 67,775 talking about this)
  38. El Gordo y la Flaca: 5.1% (314,655 likes · 15,955 talking about this)
  39. Univision: 5% (539,442 likes · 26,901 talking about this)
  40. Cosmo for Latinas: 4.9% (8,490 likes · 413 talking about this)
  41. Univision News: 4.5% (6,586 likes · 294 talking about this)
  42. Somos Verizon Fios: 3% (43,878 likes · 1,312 talking about this)
  43. Pitbull: 4.7% (23,139,400 likes · 1,097,554 talking about this)
  44. Mun2: 4.6% (226,089 likes · 10,413 talking about this)
  45. National Council of La Raza: 4.5% (19,398 likes · 868 talking about this)
  46. Latina List: 3.9% (3,001 likes · 116 talking about this)
  47. Immigrant Archive Project: 3.3% (12,083 likes · 393 talking about this)
  48. Mi Casa Broadcasting: 3% (4,181 likes · 125 talking about this)
  49. Ask a Mexican: 2.9% (36,717 likes · 1,051 talking about this)
  50. Latina: 2.8% (71,084 likes · 2,003 talking about this)
  51. Fox News Latino: 2.7% (66,227 likes · 1,811 talking about this)
  52. Calle 13: 2.6% (1,296,404 likes · 33,507 talking about this)
  53. Ford en español: 2.4% (1,702 likes · 40 talking about this)
  54. American Latino Museum: 2.1% (120,899 likes · 2,580 talking about this)
  55. Hispanicize: 2% (4,680 likes · 92 talking about this)
  56. Vitera: 1.4% (4,553 likes · 65 talking about this)
  57. Hispanically Speaking News: 1% (3,015 likes · 290 talking about this)
  58. Selena Gómez: 0.5% (33,505,726 likes · 182,930 talking about this)
  59. Shakira:  0.07% (54,282,133 likes · 381,544 talking about this)
  60. Toyota Latino: 0.006% (74,885 likes · 477 talking about this)
  61. Latinos in Social Media: .005% (140,474 likes · 771 talking about this)

If you would like me to add your page to this list, just let me know with a comment to this blog.

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LatinoRebels.com Facebook Page Achieves 151% Engagement, Outpacing & Outdrawing Telemundo & Univision Facebook Pages

Posted in Social Media, tagged , , , , , , , , , on June 7, 2012 | 4 Comments »


This was a fun little thing to discover tonight.

The Facebook page of LatinoRebels.com, a company formed by me and 20 other like-minded Rebeldes, achieved a 151% Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE) the past few days. As of tonight, our Facebook community had 14,717 likes and 22,716 people talking about our content or sharing what we post on our Facebook wall. This is the second time this year where the LatinoRebels.com Facebook page has had more people talking about the page than people liking the page. We will take it, and we want to thank all the amazing people who have been supporting us for over a year, all our new fans, and yes, even the new trolls that are showing up to tell us to go back to Mexico.

Our current engagement and total number of people talking about our Facebook content also outdrew the Facebook pages of Telemundo and Univsion today. We have 100% total respect for these brands, but when our Facebook page has more people talking about us than the Facebook pages of Telemundo and Univision, it just proves to us that yes, there is an audience for independent content, journalism, humor, and analysis of the US Latino world. ¡GRACIAS MIL to our Facebook community!

In the next coming months, LatinoRebels.com and Latino Rebels, LLC will be sharing some news that we think will take our brand to its next stage of growth. Our latest website traffic places us as one of the top US Latino independent media pages in the world. We LOVE our supporters and our fans. And stay tuned, we will have much more to share!

Below are screen shots from Telemundo (15,510 people talking about it) and Univision (13,041) tonight. Long live alternative content and independent media. In the end, a niche can be found, but we also think that a strategic and focused use of social media can also positively impact your brand and your website. Such is the case with LatinoRebels.com. Let’s hope the trend continues.

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May’s Sampling of Latino Facebook Pages and Their Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE)

Posted in Facebook, Social Media, tagged , , , , , , , , on May 10, 2012 | 22 Comments »


At the end of this post, you will find Month 3 for Latino-themed Facebook pages and their Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE). Like we said last month:

When we first posted last month about the importance of engagement over numbers when it comes to Facebook pages for organizations and brands, our intent was to offer a sampling of the thousands of Latino-themed Facebook pages out there. The list was no way near exhaustive, and like we said last month, if you are a page that would like to be added to the list, just post your link below in the comments section and add it.

Before we share the latest list, just a quick reminder that this is all about engagement. The goal is to ensure that you achieve the maximum results in the number of likes that you have on a consistent basis, since the more people are talking about you, the better your chances are at establishing real relationships and getting more interest in your online content and properties.

Also, we should ALL strive to be like the Facebook page of George Takei, the KING OF FACEBOOK. Look at his latest numbers: 1,799,194 likes · 870,791 talking about this (that is a 48.3 FLOE).

This month, we decided to just list the Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE) percentages. Of course, many pages have a lot of likes but imagine if you are one of those pages and you can push your FLOE over 15%? 20%? 30%? These FLOE percentages are all based on real-time stats taken this morning, May 10. We also decided to make one master list, and encourage other brands and organizations to pass on their Facebook links to us so we can add you the the June list. Why are we doing this? Here are our reasons:

  1. We want to start curating a master list of Latino-themed Facebook pages.
  2. We want to see if all these pages can achieve a consistent FLOE of 15%. Once that happens, imagine the possibilities.
  3. Don’t just work to get the numbers, once you have the numbers, curate content that will have people talking about your page. With greater numbers, you have a greater chance of engaging people and having people sharing your content on Facebook organically.
Ok, here is the May list. (Full disclosure: Latino Rebels is my organization.) And like we said, Facebook is just one part of your strategy, it is not THE strategy. The key is always about your main content hub and how a place like Facebook can get you more engaged followers and loyalists.

May’s Sampling of Latino Facebook Pages and Their Facebook Level of Engagement (FLOE)

  1. Mamiverse: 57.6%
  2. Cosmo for Latinas: 51.2%
  3. Pocho.com: 26.0%
  4. Latino Rebels: 19.6%
  5. So Mexican: 18.3% (136,000+ people talking about it)
  6. American Latino Museum: 12.3% (over 11,000 people talking about it)
  7. NBC Latino: 12.1%
  8. VOXXI: 11.2%
  9. Despierta América: 10.3% (over 9,000 people talking about it)
  10. HuffPost Latino Voices: 10.1%
  11. Being Latino: 9.9%
  12. The Big Tino: 8.3%
  13. Gozamos: 7.9%
  14. Primer impacto: 6.8% (over 11,000 people talking about it)
  15. Somos Verizon Fios: 6.7%
  16. Voto Latino: 5.8%
  17. Univision News: 5.8%
  18. Vitera: 5.8%
  19. Hispanicize: 5.3%
  20. Latina: 5%
  21. Pa’lante Latino: 5.0%
  22. Remezcla: 4.8%
  23. Cuéntame: 4.6%
  24. Es el momento: 4.5%
  25. Telemundo: 4.4% (over 11,000 people talking about it)
  26. Mun2: 4.4%
  27. Immigrant Archive Project: 4.3%
  28. News Taco: 4.1%
  29. Sofrito for Your Soul: 4.1%
  30. Univision: 3.8% (over 15,000 people talking about it)
  31. National Council of La Raza: 3.6%
  32. El Diario NY: 3.5%
  33. Hispanically Speaking News: 3.1%
  34. People en español: 2.9%
  35. Fox News Latino: 2.4%
  36. Calle 13: 2.2% (over 25,000 people talking about it)
  37. El Gordo y la Flaca: 2.1%
  38. Mexican Word of the Day: 1.5% (over 19,000 people talking about it)
  39. National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts: 1.1%
  40. Latinos in Social Media: .004%

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