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My last Blog post was about the Maryland Department of Corrections story in which an officer re-applying for his job was requested to surrender his Facebook log-in info as a precondition for employment. The officer complied, albeit reluctantly. Shortly thereafter, the Maryland ACLU filed a formal complaint. This article is a recent update which offers an [...]
If you’ve been on Facebook in the last few days, you’ve probably heard a report about the Maryland Department of Correction’s controversial policy of asking job applicants to submit their Facebook passwords and log-in info to conduct background checks. This was prompted by the re-hire of a corrections officer who was told he needed to [...]
Last week, I offered six crucial questions that businesses should consider before they delve into a social media presence. Question one involves figuring out what you want your presence to accomplish for your business. Which begs an even more basic question: How do you decide what those things are? As with most marketing endeavors, it’s [...]
Social Media Marketing is about engagement with your customers. It’s about connecting, and providing content of value. It’s a great way to find new leads, get your name in front of people, and expand your reach…. Blah, blah, BLAH. All right, enough of the platitudes on social media. You’ve probably heard them all before. You [...]
Social Media Management
Three Great Ways to Comment as a Page
2011
posted by Liz on FaceBook, marketing, Social Media, social media marketing
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Wow. What a day in the Social Media world. Facebook has launched some pretty hefty changes to its Business Page format. They’re great changes, too – all of which in essence allow pages to act as people – liking other pages, commenting as the page’s identity on other “liked” pages, and so forth. I’m not [...]