TweetSharing on Facebook is getting out of hand. People joke about not using Twitter because they don’t care what their friends had for breakfast or when they cleaned the cat’s litter box and yet Facebook is adding updates in our newsfeed from apps that let us know what our friends are listening to, watching, and [...]

TweetYou call yourself a “network marketing coach” and you’ve got a hot tip. Hey, why not post it on Facebook? Good info too; don’t post spam on someone else’s Wall because it’s not professional and would be a bad way to promote your business. Only one problem. You posted this on another network marketing coach’s [...]

TweetSomething occured to me yesterday as I was checking some of my Facebook Insights and wondering why some Pages can seemingly have a reasonable number of comments, shares, and post Likes and yet have a very low “Talking About This” number when compared to the total number of fans. The average seems to be about [...]

TweetSeveral weeks ago Facebook rolled out a bunch of new changes to our newsfeed including adding a Ticker and changing the option to view updates in either chronological order or in the order Facebook chooses for us based on an algorithm that supposedly shows us stories we’ll consider the most interesting. Instead of being able [...]

TweetCheck out the screen shot below and you’ll notice that the “Weekly Total Reach” Insights metric for my Social Identities Facebook fan page seems to have had a very strange drop off, then a dead period, and then a steep rise back. What happened? Did that particular stat stop recording for a week? It must [...]

TweetLast night I was checking my Facebook Page and a huge message pane was covering the top of my Page Wall. Apparently, the October deadline Facebook set for all apps and tab pages to be secure (https) has been extended until November 7  and Facebook was even nice enough to provide a list of apps [...]

TweetHave you noticed how when you post a status update on Facebook, either on your profile or Page, at first there will be a flury of comments but after an hour or so the conversation dies out? That’s one of the limitations of most social networks, like Facebook, Twitter and Google+. Unlike blogs, where I’ve [...]

TweetThis morning I posted a couple of comments in reply to others’ comments on some of my own status updates on my Social Identities Facebook Page. Shortly thereafter, I received a Notification that I had commented to myself. Okay, so now Facebook has me talking to myself. Wait… what?… Stop talking to me I’m trying to [...]