Friday, June 29, 2012
It’s a simple question that I’ve yet to find a real answer to. Lots of people try to answer the question in a roundabout way with tips and suggestions—post more photos and videos, use fill-in-the-blank posts, keep your post length short, etc. I’m even guilty of doing this. But the truth is that these tips don’t really help social media marketers understand what Facebook marketing is—or more specifically what Facebook page posts are—at the core.
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