The Social Media Incubator
MAY 4, 2011
If she goes to that page while logged in and writes a post/comment on the wall, it will show that the post is from “Pretend Company.&# But what if Jane wants to write on the wall of the page as herself – so that it will attribute the comment to “Jane Doe&# ? Public Relations Small Business Mavericks Loading Quotes.
The Social Media Incubator
NOVEMBER 8, 2011
The search engine giant will soon begin indexing posts on Facebook and other sites and showing those comments in Google search results. Are your online posts and comments meant to be private or public? Only users who make their comments public or comment on any public, open group or page will be affected by this new policy.
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The Social Media Incubator
SEPTEMBER 10, 2012
Last month, we talked about how to add Facebook events to your Google calendars, now we want to give you the ability to add it to your iPhone calendar. If you do not remember or know how to get that link, go to How to Sync Facebook events to Google Calendar and follows Steps 1 – 4.
The Social Media Incubator
JULY 2, 2013
Google Trends is a great way to stay on top of what people are interested in now. Make sure to set time aside to go back and check on your posts for comments or questions. After releasing his new album, Thicke asked his followers what they thought and responded to many comments they replied with. Be In the Conversation.
The Social Media Incubator
APRIL 28, 2011
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The Social Media Incubator
APRIL 13, 2012
When they tell you about a great experience they have had with your product, service or staff, ask them if they would do you the favor of going out to Google Places or Yelp.com and telling others so they can benefit from your services as well. If you do receive a negative comment or review – do not panic!
The Social Media Incubator
APRIL 13, 2012
When they tell you about a great experience they have had with your product, service or staff, ask them if they would do you the favor of going out to Google Places or Yelp.com and telling others so they can benefit from your services as well. If you do receive a negative comment or review – do not panic!
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