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Should You Have A Facebook Page?
It depends.
Facebook pages are not as easy to grow as Twitter accounts, where you can actively follow people you’re interested in. Because there’s no way to reach out directly to people beyond those already on your network and invite them to join the page, many Facebook pages end up as no more than a place for the company employees to hang out – and even they don’t always show interest in doing so.
It goes without saying that your Facebook page should be interesting, vibrant and add value beyond your website or other social media activities such as Twitter. It’s also important to remember that Facebook is not an appropriate medium for all companies. It is perfect for companies who sell consumer products, but B2B companies should probably focus on LinkedIn and on Twitter instead.
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The End of Privacy
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg thinks that people on the Web don’t need privacy anymore – that the very principles on which Facebook was built – you only share with a trusted group of people and no one else has access to what you say – are outdated. The argument is that whether we like it [...]
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“I Don’t Do Facebook”
This is what a real-life friend recently told me. As it turns out, many of my real life friends, in fact most of them, not only avoid online social networking, but are actually afraid of it. Many people worry that engaging in online social networking, especially on Facebook, will some day prove to be a [...]
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