Categories: Data and Statistics, Human Behavior, Social Media
Tags: children, education, facebook, likes, safety, sharing, social media
How many times has a post like this ended up in your news feed? And then let’s say you share it. If you’re like me or my Facebook friends, by default, your shares and posts are set to “Friends Only.” That means this teacher will never see that you shared it. What if you share […]
Read More10 August 2014
Categories: Human Behavior, Marketing, Social Media
Tags: engagement, facebook, likes, marketing, obstacles
Hey! I have something for you. You think you want it. And to get it, all you have to do it like my Facebook page. Or sign up for my mailing list to read my white paper. Or share this with a friend. Or tweet with this hashtag. And THEN you can have this whatever […]
Read More16 April 2013
Categories: Social Media
Contests run through Facebook. Oy. What a mess of mostly scams. First of all, most (but not all) pages that enter you for some sort of prize (usually an iPad) if you LIKE their page are scams. Most but not all. How or why? What happens is they get zillions of people to like the […]
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