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By: Anton Koekemoer
Hi Dan, Yes – I tend to agree with you and cruise – Lesser is more , especially if the quality and authority of the likes is better. As Facebook recently started devaluing likes etc. that seems...
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It seems though – looking at your own Facebook page. You guys could take a leaf out of your own book? With over 38,000 likes but only a couple of people engaging on each post… something is going wrong...
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Dan – I completely agree with you. One question. Where is ‘the line’ with regards to prompted engagement. For example, at the bottom of this very blog post, you prompt people with this: “If you like...
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By: Robin Grant
Hey Ramzi Just to let you know Dan is on holiday now for a couple of weeks. I’m sure he’ll relish replying when he gets back…
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By: Ramzi Yakob
Awesome sauce. I reckon it isn’t always black & white – will be good to know where Dan reckons the safe grey area is though )
View ArticleBy: Davidrusonline
Agree with all of that, lets take the one tangible measure of social marketing away and leave things like “social ROI” and “social brand engagement” then no one will be able to judge us!
View ArticleBy: Dave Allan
The real problem now is even with quality content FB restricts the amount of people who see a particular update. Anecdotally, less than 2 per cent of fans are seeing a update. Also people tend to...
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By: Dan Goodswen
Hey Ramzi, two things; 1) That line is hard coded into the website – you’ll find it at the bottom of all our posts. Sensibly, I don’t get access to the site code. That would not end well… 2) A call to...
View ArticleBy: Anton Koekemoer
Hi Dan, Yes – I tend to agree with you and cruise – Lesser is more , especially if the quality and authority of the likes is better. As Facebook recently started devaluing likes etc. that seems...
View ArticleBy: Jordan @netnatives
It seems though – looking at your own Facebook page. You guys could take a leaf out of your own book? With over 38,000 likes but only a couple of people engaging on each post… something is going wrong...
View ArticleBy: Ramzi Yakob
Dan – I completely agree with you. One question. Where is ‘the line’ with regards to prompted engagement. For example, at the bottom of this very blog post, you prompt people with this: “If you like...
View ArticleBy: Robin Grant
Hey Ramzi Just to let you know Dan is on holiday now for a couple of weeks. I’m sure he’ll relish replying when he gets back… 😉
View ArticleBy: Ramzi Yakob
Awesome sauce. I reckon it isn’t always black & white – will be good to know where Dan reckons the safe grey area is though :o)
View ArticleBy: Davidrusonline
Agree with all of that, lets take the one tangible measure of social marketing away and leave things like “social ROI” and “social brand engagement” then no one will be able to judge us!
View ArticleBy: Dave Allan
The real problem now is even with quality content FB restricts the amount of people who see a particular update. Anecdotally, less than 2 per cent of fans are seeing a update. Also people tend to...
View ArticleBy: Dan Goodswen
Hey Ramzi, two things; 1) That line is hard coded into the website – you’ll find it at the bottom of all our posts. Sensibly, I don’t get access to the site code. That would not end well… 2) A call to...
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