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As I was recording videos during my blogging hiatus, I thought that I would try my hand at something a bit more cinematic: a trilogy. This is the result.
I very often become frustrated when I go to the Facebook page for a business and I see things that lead me to believe that the business either doesn?t know what they are doing, or that they have just started and given up. I know that when I see these things I?m less inclined to ?like? the page and try to engage with them, and I have to believe that others feel the same way.
In this series of videos, I examine three different ways that businesses often mismanage their Facebook pages. And to make it a bit more interesting (I hope!), rather than discuss them, I ?dramatize? them, in what I like to think of as my own version of the initial Star Wars Trilogy.
So grab some pop corn, sit back, relax, and enjoy?
How NOT to Manage Your Facebook Page: The Trilogy
?Facebook, Episode IV: A New Beginning?A Facebook Page!
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Facebook, Episode V: The Customer Strikes Back
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?Facebook, Episode VI: The Return of the Customer
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Oh, and by the way, the dashing and talented actor in those final two videos is my friend, Larry Martin. Larry is the owner of Fake Life Clothing. Fakelife is a clothing company founded on the non-business principal of earning a profit to give away. Proceeds from shirt sales help fund loans for small business entrepreneurs living in developing countries. Fakelife partners with bands to produce these t-shirts in order to provide these microloans. You should check them out and support them.
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