http://www.contextoptional.com/2009/social-media-a-tool-not-a-distraction/ Leading Brands in Social Media Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:46:10 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.contextoptional.com/2009/social-media-a-tool-not-a-distraction/comment-page-1/#comment-6299 Brad Sun, 04 Oct 2009 05:30:54 +0000 http://www.contextoptional.com/?p=2169#comment-6299 I found your five tips to be helpful. I believe these are five good ideas to be used in creating a Facebook page. The question you don't address is how to expose people to your brand, or your Facebook or Twitter page once you have created the perfect page. In order for your five tips to work, someone has to see the page, recognize your expertise, be engaged, and then continue to return to the site on a regular basis. None of this can happen if they don't visit the site the first time. So, once you have develped your page using your five tips, how do you get people there for the first time? I found your five tips to be helpful. I believe these are five good ideas to be used in creating a Facebook page. The question you don’t address is how to expose people to your brand, or your Facebook or Twitter page once you have created the perfect page. In order for your five tips to work, someone has to see the page, recognize your expertise, be engaged, and then continue to return to the site on a regular basis. None of this can happen if they don’t visit the site the first time. So, once you have develped your page using your five tips, how do you get people there for the first time?

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