August 1, 2012 | By David A. George | No Comments">No Comments
Facebook unveiled Facebook Stories on Thursday. A spokesman from Facebook said the site is dedicated “to celebrate the different stories that are coming out of Facebook.”
Closely resembling the intent behind Twitter Stories and Tumblr’s Storyboard, Facebook Stories takes the idea to an entirely new level.
July 30, 2012 | By David George | One Comment">One Comment
Don’t you love the photo resolution on Facebook ever since they introduced the Timeline last year? So do we!
That’s why we got even more excited when new photo updates on Facebook appeared Monday!
June 4, 2012 | By David George | 8 Comments">8 Comments
Big changes are among us once Facebook removes all FBML tabs!
Did you catch Facebook’s previous announcement regarding fan pages?
That change finally happens this week…. and it will affect you!
Ever heard of FBML? Currently, there are over 100 million pages that still have FBML tabs installed.
Why does this matter?
When Facebook removes all FBML tabs on June 6th, these tabs will disappear into the Facebook abyss, never to be seen again… Yikes!
To see if you’ll lose your fan page tabs, click continue…
May 31, 2012 | By David George | 6 Comments">6 Comments
Look-out Hootsuite!
Facebook has given every fan page administrator the ability to schedule their own posts.
In addition, you can now qualify your fan page administrators through 5 distinct roles.
We all want to protect ourselves from that rogue employee that gets admin status and deletes our fan page if we make them mad, right?
If you want to schedule posts, and protect against rogue employees, click Continue…
September 21, 2011 | By Nathan | 375 Comments">375 Comments
Fellow Lujurian, Kevin McNulty, here to talk you down off the proverbial ledge.
Some freaky stuff happened over night to your Facebook profile, and you may be starting to twitch a little about this time.
So far, for each of the following Facebook changes announced on their blog, about 20, 000 people have posted responses complaining about the changes. That sounds like a lot until I tell you that 748,980,000 people didn’t complain. In other words, it’s this all over again.
September 21, 2011 | By Nathan | 2 Comments">2 Comments
Are blue corners about to rule the online web? Time will tell. Facebook has given you the power to rank news feed items based on what you think is a top story.
Personally, I am a die-hard Redskins Fan so all skins stories are Top Stories in my world. Heck, if Popcorn at FedEx costs less on a Monday night game, I’ll blue mark that bad boy. It’s a Top Story.
Being serious, the new news feed updates Facebook has made destroys the #1 rule brands have used in the past to get exposure: Get engagement on updates to move up the news feed.
It doesn’t work anymore….
