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started by Palmer Clemensen on 08 May 12
started by Palmer Clemensen on 08 May 12
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started by Palmer Clemensen on 08 May 12
Some excellent advice to consider is to attempt to include events that were happening in the world at certain times. The focus should remain on your business, but it adds interest to position your business events among world events that viewers can connect with. How fun is it to embed several events like man's first walk on the moon or the introduction in the first laptop computer in the Timeline with your company's important events? This will certainly make your business timeline more memorable for your viewing audience.
Adding photographs for your timeline is also a good idea for adding interest. People love to see pictures of what a business looked like when it commenced compared to what it appears like today. Don't forget which interior photos are since desirable as exterior types. Sure, it's great to find the front of your enterprise with your sign proudly displayed in the front, but people are also interested in seeing what it seems like inside too. Another photograph that secures great appeal is considered one of any partners or staff you've got. This is sure to provide a more personal touch and attract prospective customers.
Facebook also allows you the option to hide your milestones in the news feeds of your fans... but why? If you build a Timeline filled with well thought out milestones and images with your business, then share them!
Other Changes
Besides the changes above, there are going to be changes to the administrative panel. Admins will be capable of access information such as analytics, private messaging, and page activity from the new dashboard.
Get the inside scoop DIRECT from Learn Facebook Pages and even more info from Facebook is available at Introducing New Youtube Pages for Business.
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Facebook has become a divorce attorney's dream. People post on Facebook things that in the past an attorney could only have gotten by hiring a personal investigator. It seems today that everyone seems to be sharing their dirty laundry using their online friends. If you are getting a divorce and even thinking about getting a divorce require a hard look at ones Facebook page. Is there anything on the website that you wouldn't want your spouse, attorneys, or the judge to find? My basic word associated with advice to my clients is that when you wouldn't want your mother to view it or read about it then don't post it for the world.
For those who have posts on your Facebook page about heading out drinking or who you are dating after that you can count on your spouse's divorce case attorney to swoop within and print them off. Those posts can use as evidence against you in trial. Don't erase the memory of your friends pages as well. Does Sally have some sort of juicy photo of you out around town posted for the world to see? If she does then i can find it.
Many clients have told me that their pictures or posts are private so no need to worry, right? Wrong! Your post and pictures may be private to the world people are still sharing them with all your friends. If you think they can be safe you are sad to say mistaken.