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The “Facebook for Business” Site: An Official Step-by-Step Guide to Facebook

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Yesterday, Facebook introduced their newly designed site that guides businesses through the many possibilities of Facebook Pages. The site gives you very pedagogical explanations of the various features of Facebook Pages and plenty of graphics to go along with the educational guide. I have taken a look at what it has to offer.

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Add A Chatting Feature To Your Site With VisitorsCafe

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A simple code lets you add a chat window to your site, so that your users can connect and be matched to chat with other people visiting your site. The idea behind it is that you can add a chatting feature to your site so that like-minded people with common interests can connect and interact with others. Try it out.

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Video is The New King of Content Marketing

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Video content is taking over. The path to video supremacy is well underway with Nielsen revealing that 64% of marketers expect video to be a key part of their content strategies. This is particularly true of social media content, which has become the latest and most brutal marketing battleground. Content strategy.

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What Content People Share And Why They Do It

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Tweet Written by J-P De Clerck , who is an experienced content, conversion and social media consultant. Why do people share content? Content is an enormously broad concept that we use every day without really defining it. The focus on content relevance is normal. The types of content that get shared most.

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Twitter Launches Official Twitter Sharing Button

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Besides having the actual function of sharing, the sharing buttons also count the number of times an article or blog post has been retweeted which gives the user (or the owner of the website) an indication of what content is more popular. Posted in TribeSourcing , Twitter Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply.

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Clickbait: Information overload! How can brands cut-through all the noise?

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In the early days of social, Facebook optimised content based on engagement, meaning that if users clicked on a piece of content, it received a higher ranking in newsfeeds. If the content they produce is consistently engaging, then users will interact more frequently, leading others to discover it through preferred ranking.

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The Sharing Avalanche [Infographic]

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Every time a piece of content is sent out on a social channel, the aim is to have it shared and increase the brand’s visibility. Who doesn’t share content on social media? Also interesting to note is the statistics for people who do not share content on social media. Tweet Social sharing is the backbone of social media.

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