Dear Small Business Owners: If you’re using a Facebook Profile, instead of a Page, for your small business, don’t be surprised to one day find that profile deleted – whether tomorrow or next year. It’s against Facebook Terms of Service to run a profile as a business. You must use the Facebook pages. You might
[Continue Reading...]How to Check if your Posts Images Render Right in Twitter and Facebook
If you’re sharing your blog posts to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, are you checking to make sure the post images look right? Are you using the right size for images? If you’re not seeing an image, or your image is a small square, then you’ve got some work to do. Here’s how to
[Continue Reading...]Dear WordPress Support Groups On Facebook
We’re failing at answering malware and hacked site questions in groups on Facebook, that are dedicated on helping people learn and troubleshoot WordPress. When it comes to malware and cleaning up websites, when I see someone post about it in a WordPress help group on Facebook, I cringe. Why? Because I know what type of
[Continue Reading...]Facebook: To Tag or Not To Tag
Not bragging, but I have well over 2500 followers in Facebook. I have been noticing a habit in applications that encourage people to tag their friends. Recently, one of my followers tagged me, along with 150 people. This drew a concern when I noticed well over 70 emails in my inbox asking the person to
[Continue Reading...]How To Use Facebook Groups to Gain Trust and Authority
As much as I joke about saying I have a Facebook addiction, I really don’t. I spend just enough time necessary. Throughout the years, I’ve found since Facebook introduced Facebook groups, I’ve been able to reach people in a way I never thought would produce great results. In this post, I’m going to give you
[Continue Reading...]Facebook Ads And Fan Pages: Traffic Decline
After Facebook adjusted its algorithms late November 2013, fan pages have been suffering traffic-wise. In fact, a study by Ignite said that the Facebook fan page traffic decreased by an average of 44%. Their study consisted of over 689 brands. In fact, brand reach is at 3%, and not the former 16% that Facebook boasted.
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