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[...] , viewers looked at either the left or right column of Timeline content last — after Facebook cover, ads, navigation buttons and brand logos. Cover photos with faces attract the most [...]

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[...] the cover photo first. In all but one case, they spent a longer time looking at it than at Timeline content. Everyone will notice a cover photo. It’s larger than anything else and at the top of [...]

[...] taking a better look at the cover photo on all the brand’ company pages. “The Facebook Timeline limits the effective branding space, and the top portion of the page must be effectively [...]

[...] A few months ago Facebook decided to bring more focus to images on people their Facebook profile. This new format changed the way Facebook visitors experience their favourite brands on [...]

[...] focus to images on people their Facebook profile. This new format changed the way Facebook visitors experience their favourite brands on Facebook. The following eye-tracking study by [...]

[...] from this study are described below. Only 30%-40% of study participants looked at ads on brand Timeline pages, ads placed higher up on the page fared better than those below them. Cover photos are [...]

[...] photo on all the brand’ company pages. “The Facebook Timeline limits the effective branding space, and the top portion of the page must be effectively utilized” The Eyetracking [...]

[...] . Cover photos are getting the best results at least as far as attention goes.  On the brand company page, viewers always looked at the cover photo first. In all but one case, they spent a longer [...]