Janet Fouts

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Whaddya Mean-Blogging is Dead?

Janet Fouts

Every few months somebody proclaims that blogging is dead and being replaced by micro blogging and other media and this post on the Forbes blog by Jeff Bercovici seems to say that Facebook and Twitter are replacing blogging. I’ve never been a daily blogger, but that doesn’t devalue blogging itself.

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Facebook Adds Dropbox Integration for Groups

Janet Fouts

Back in May Facebook announced they were going to allow document uploads to Facebook groups to enable file sharing inside the groups.Athough it is a good idea in theory, in practice it’s clunky at best andhardtotrack changes if any collaboration goes on at all.

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Why I Killed My Facebook Page – Confessions of a Social Media Coach

Janet Fouts

A social media coach quitting Facebook? Calm down, I’m not giving up Facebook entirely, just my Facebook business page. ” in 2009 I dutifully created a Facebook page for the the book, making what I now consider a classic mistake for many authors. Creating a Facebook page for a book can be short-sighted.

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Do you syndicate your blog?

Janet Fouts

You see, lots of bloggers have their blog posts syndicated on other sites that aggregate content, and sometimes we write posts specific to a site just to get our names in front of more readers who frequent that particular web site. It’s like guest blogging, but more focused.

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Facebook Steps Up

Janet Fouts

It’s no shock to anyone who knows me that I’m not a big fan of Facebook. Facebook has made some major strides lately to improve usability and even reporting through their “Facebook insights&#. First off there’s the new admin center to manage your for Facebook pages. What do YOU think?

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Are Google+ Business Pages Replacing Facebook Pages?

Janet Fouts

So you might think my position would be that Google+ is the be-all end-all social media network for business and people should be pitching their blogs and Facebook pages out the window in favor of Google+. Micro-blog. Really Google+ might be a good replacement for your micro-blog. And there you’d be mistaken.

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Facebook Timeline for Pages- WAY more than a pretty cover

Janet Fouts

We’ve mostly gotten comfy with the changes to our personal pages when Facebook went to the timeline model, but trust me, that was nothing compared to the changes you’re going to see for business. Many marketers have been practically drooling over all that potential ad space too, but Facebook is having none of that.