Most recent blogs in the Facebook category
Start dusting off those old email lists you spent years curating. The good ol' days are back.
Marketing your business on social media seems pretty straight forward; create a presence on social media, publish relevant and interesting content, get likes and critical mass will do the rest.
Everybody has had that moment (or maybe a few) where you wished you could 'dislike' something you've seen on Facebook. And you wouldn't be the first person who's wondered why there's no dislike button.
Facebook have noticed this rise in buy/sell/trade groups and have rolled out a new feature to accommodate – the Sell Something tab.
Autocorrect; our best friend and our worst enemy.
I'm sorry to burst anyone's bubble, but please listen to me when I say that you cannot and will not win a car on Facebook, ever.
Merchandise companies are targeting potential buyers with name-custom clothes on Facebook, but how are they finding us?
It's Facebook's second shot at eCommerce and it feels like it has legs.
Just what Facebook users were asking for: autoplay video ads on their walls. This should piss nobody off, not.
I would seriously suggest Facebook implement the instant verification approach as part of their next update.
It is essential to make sure that you handle any complaints or queries through your social media correctly to not only win back your customer, but other users in the process.
Trillian , the IM client that enables you too link all your IM, Social and Email accounts is great! Only problem is, it's not yet ready for windows 8. Anyone who uses Trillian for IM and is running win8 – the Skype integration seems to be playing up (is for me anyway).
I reckon Facebook picked up Instagram, not because Instagram is growing, though because Pinterest is growing much faster.
Driving is not the best time to be distracted. So why are more and more people using Facebook while driving?
2012 is to be the year that Facebook finally has its public offering. Speculation is rife as to the value of the company, with a valuation as high as $100 billion touted. With all the cash that is about to roll into the company, what can we expect Facebook to do with it all, and what does that mean for your online business?
The benefits of Facebook’s Facepile on your website are tepid at best. It promotes Facebook and hogs the space of an MREC on your homepage.