Facebook to Brands: You’re Posting Stuff Wrong
“New data from Facebook itself tell us that what looks good on the social-media guru’s presentation deck isn’t the best approach for making Facebook work for the brand.”
Where to catch these posts?
We are encouraged by the people who read, link to, and reblog our social media and technology posts. (thanks!) Did you know that these posts can also be seen by following our @Emerge2 twitter account, or by liking our Emerge2 Facebook page. Just so ya know…. 🙂 —Doug
A Scorecard on the 7 Blogging Essentials
Link: A Scorecard on the 7 Blogging Essentials “On a scale of 1-to-5, with 5 being a requirement, which items are most critical to a great blog post?” Mark rates 7 elements of a blog post on this 1.0 to 5.0 scale, giving reasons for each of the ratings. Good info here, but also don’t…
Facebook Fan Page Notifications By Email [HOW TO]
Link: Facebook Fan Page Notifications By Email [HOW TO] This is important and awesome. This is the most requested feature that Facebook has never provided to Facebook Page administrators. “One of the biggest challenges of managing a Facebook page for many businesses is not knowing when new comments are posted. Twitter, blogs, and many other…
Why you should never write one blog post at a time
Link: Why you should never write one blog post at a time “Anytime you sit down to complete a professional task there is a certain amount inertia you must overcome to reach your highest level of productivity. Call it whatever you want, …” by Eric Fulwiler on @socialmedia2day
Question: How to Add Blog or RSS Feed to Facebook Pages (not FB Notes)
We have a number of Blog-to-FB-Page feeds which no longer work. Does anyone know how to solve this? (Note: Using the built-in Facebook Notes Import feature is not a workable solution, as explained below.) THE SCENARIO There is a blog. The blog has an RSS feed (output from the blog of each article). We need…
Content Lessons Learned From 25 Popular Blog Posts
Link: Content Lessons Learned From 25 Popular Blog Posts Jay analyzed over 300 posts from his Convince & Convert blog, determined which posts were the most popular, and then analyzed them to see what common denominators there were, and what we could learn from them. by @JayBaer
