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For small, new companies, drawing friends and fans outside your personal group of Facebook friends can be difficult. And those who do "like" the page may not see the company's updates on his or her news feed, because Facebook uses a formula that only shows updates from 250 friends and pages that the user interacts with the most.
So if...
Having content is great. I've written almost 8,000 blog posts on Smallbiztechnology.com, but just having CONTENT does no good if no one is reading it.
There are a LOT of dentists in your local community, but the only one that matters to you is the one you find, use and like. And guess what, for all those dentists, nothing else matters, if people in need of their services do not know about them!
With social media, web sites and blogs (and any other venue for content distribution) all of...
I'm pleased to announce that the OSM Board has new leaders filling critical roles in our organization.
During the past few months, I've spearheaded a project inside Open Source Matters (OSM) to delineate clear roles and responsibilities for a few important positions within our organization. The goal of this project was to enable our team to more effectively match board members' talents with positions that set them up for success and provided clear objectives and responsibilities. By...
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