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Social Media Marketing: Is Facebook Still Relevant?
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Social Media Marketing: Is Facebook Still Relevant?
Social Media Marketing: Is Facebook Still Relevant? If you’re a business looking to establish your...
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How to use Facebook’s new Audience Optimization Targeting
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Google vs. Facebook: The Battle of Online Advertising
While both Google and Facebook are different animals, it might be difficult to compare their advertising revenue in a typical “apples to apples” comparison. What I can say for sure is that the two online giants attract a lot of ad dollars.
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Don’t Write Lame Facebook Status Updates
We are in the holiday season, so I wanted to write something lighthearted. Many of us spend too much time on Facebook. Yes, even us professionals get side tracked when we are doing client updates or actual work on Facebook.
We’ve all seen lame status updates, and of course, would never want to be guilty of writing one. Here are a few tips for not writing a lame Facebook status:
The next time you go to post a Facebook status, write it out and then ask yourself what you would think if you read that from a friend. You might even LOL at yourself 
The next time you go to post that picture. Ask yourself why? Some people really need affirmation and they think it’s a secret… then they post a “hey guys, look at me and like my picture to make me feel good” photo. You know… you’ve seen them. If you still think you should post it, invite a few friends out for coffee, then pull the picture out and pass it around. Ask people to write their comments on the back of it, along with a plus or minus, you know a like or neutral. Sounds silly, doesn’t it?
Well this was done in fun, but hopefully it saves someone from private humiliation. What is private humiliation? It’s the comments your friends are making outside of Facebook, with each other. They sound like this:
Who does she think she is posting a picture like that?
Yeah, right… that outfit works for you…
Wait, is that the same guy from her last timeline photo?
The statuses I am most guilty of are the non status statuses. They look like this
I was going to post something, but I decided not to.
You would be amazed at how many people actually respond to that. And I don’t do it for a response, I do it because I have been known to be controversial on Facebook and that equals lots of time responding to comments, which I don’t always have.
That all for me, but do look for my next blog post “Why We Aren’t Friends on Facebook.” You can subscribe to my blog via email or RSS to get notified of updates.
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Don’t Blame Facebook (or Any Other Social Media Site)
Have you ever heard phrases like “Facebook broke up another marriage.” I have, and although Facebook has its issues, it doesn’t have the power many give it. The bottom line is that we make choices, and not always good choices. That marriage that was on the rocks, was destined to find its interruption, and Facebook happened to be the convenient tool of choice. It could have just as easily been a phone call or an alleged business trip. So what’s my point?
When posting on social media channels – whether personal or professional – we need to use wisdom and discretion. None of us are perfect, and we’ve all seen “those dialogues” on Facebook. They can be awkward, uncomfortable and make us cringe. One of my personal rules is that I don’t judge people or say things like “man, I can’t believe they did that” because those kinds of things can come back to bite you. And yes, it happened to me recently. I made a foolish decision to share a post which was off color. It wasn’t pornographic, it did not have swearing in it, but it was intended to poke at political and media leaders (who are very often the subject of poor humor.) We all make mistakes, but sadly for me, I offended a family member and that’s just something I never want to do.
Here are three great questions to ask yourself before posting to any social media profile:
1. Why am I posting this? We often post things that are humorous, but we need to ask why we care enough to share what we are sharing.
2. Who will see the post? If you are connected with your coworkers, colleagues, or clients, be careful not to reveal any information that might come back to haunt you. And if you are thinking about this too often, you might want to decide if they need to be Facebook friends (see my prior post on good reasons to unfriend people.)
3. Who (if anyone) will be offended? If the answer is “anyone at all” the response should be to not share it – end of story.
I hope this helps someone not experience the frustration – and damage control – of making a mistake as I did. And if you have an issue, don’t blame Facebook Take ownership of your actions, clear the air, and move on with life. Life is too short and too precious.
OldSchoolSEO – Internet Marketing News by Anthony Kirlew
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Facebook Offers Custom Audiences To All Businesses
TweetBy the end of November, Facebook will allow each and every business to use Custom Audiences to make their advertisements highly customer specific and effective. Custom Audiences was previously available only through Facebook’s API and Power Editor tool. What do we mean by Custom Audiences? Every business has a target audience. For example, if a [...]
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