No, Facebook is a way of life, a social monolith and it is not going anywhere. Love it or hate it, most of us are there.
That said, it is also an excellent way of sharing a message - though it should not be the ONLY social element in your engagement framework.
Fan pages need Likes and interactions.
Please please please Like Texas Social Helps Out.
I should probably install their little widget doo-dad, too.
File this under "Seemed Like A Good Idea At the Time"
It should be noted that an organization posing as a personal profile is actionable by Facebook. All it takes is one or two disgruntled or mean-spirited complaints to get it shut down tout-suite. All gone, no appeal, no recovery of data.
Don't lose hundreds, perhaps even thousands of "friends" and potential connections - launch a fan page instead. It has useful metrics not available to the personal profile.
Texas Social Helps Out Central (TexSHO) is simply my way of giving back to the community in the way I best know how: using social gifts to spread the word about Texas causes; offer some tips and tricks; cheer the good; poo-poo the bad; and, maybe, connect lives. I don't have money to give, and most of my time is devoured by the things in my life that matter most.
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
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