Share and Share A Like
Facebook “likes” will always be important. But not as important as “shares.”
Facebook “likes” will always be important. But not as important as “shares.”
The irresistible urge to attach a superlative when describing a business may please a CEO but it does little for the reader, who almost instantly filters those words out as noise.
Conventional wisdom says that everybody in a company is now part of the marketing team , so you better make darn sure that employees understand and embrace the company’s vision and mission.
Takei earned his 3 million Facebook fans with a mixture of humor and humanity. But he was awfully smart about building that community too.
Two Facebook posts I made recently taught me a lesson.
Words are beautiful things. You shouldn’t be afraid of them.
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Timeline is here on Facebook, and it has completely changed the way companies interact with the customers who “like” them
Last week, the trucking magazine Road King, a bimonthly publication that we produce for our client TravelCenters of America, won 11 Truck Writer of North America Communicator Awards.
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You probably think writing happens without any sort of mathematical calculation. Not at all true!
Where there is communication, there is a possibility to offend.