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Facebook Pages Embraces Brands
Facebook today announced a major departure in their advertising - morphing their site from ads stuck as an afterthought on the sidebar, into “front and center” advertising for new brands. Embracing...
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Facebook Timeline Strategy
Whether you love or hate Facebook’s new Timeline it’s here to stay! If your a brand, think of this as a way to chronologically feature key activities, accomplishments and/or events you want your fan...
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Utilizing Facebook Interest Lists
Facebook has now provided a way for you to curate content right on your Facebook page via their new Facebook Interest Lists functionality. When you log in to your present Facebook News Feed you have...
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Why We Hate Facebook’s Business Page Functionailty
Like most interactive agencies, we manage multiple client accounts via Facebook. We love the platform – couldn’t live without it! There’s our homage at the outset! But, we don’t love Facebook Business...
View ArticleWhy Facebook May Not be a Good Choice for Some B2B Brands
We tell B2B focused clients to ignore Facebook, other than setting up a basic business page and sharing blog posts, which in turn will drive “Bing” search results and ultimately Google. Here’s why: •...
View ArticleTen Basics Skills for Customer Service Excellence on Facebook
Customer service on Facebook is really just good common sense in the form of standout community management, with a few technical tweaks if your a bigger brand. Live your words on Facebook. Reply...
View ArticleWhat’s Owned Media on Facebook & How to Use It
Owned media is any media your business generates on a social platform like Facebook with organic content updates and paid advertising combined. You “own it” by generating engagement on a social media...
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