Today I was creating a new Facebook Timeline video product. That meant I was poking around on Facebook today more than normal.
I discovered Diane Kennedy on Facebook. Diane designs clothing and creates some of them in bamboo fabric! Be sure to click the link and “Like” her page too.
Find Your Customers on Social Media
The fabric is made here in Canada and the clothing is stitched together here in Vancouver.
A super bonus for me! Environmentally friendly because of the fabric and because they are made right here in my own back yard.
As soon as I discovered her I realized I just had to go and take a peek, the bonus was that she was advertising a sale from her Facebook Page.
For me it was a 30 minute drive, but well worth it. An excellent product and so very comfortable.
The moral of the story…
It only took two hours for a potential customer to find her on Facebook, take action and show up at the store and spend money. If people are telling you that the return on investment with social media is lousy, I suggest you look again. Congratulations Diane for being active in promoting your business on Facebook! I am very glad you did.
Believe me, you can definitely find your customers on social media.
Facebook is a great place to meet new friends, but sometimes we want to get rid of one too! You know the kind I mean, right? This quick tip video shows you just how to get rid of a friend on Facebook.
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I just received a chat message from someone I know on Facebook.
The chat said I had been reported as a bad guy & needed to reconfirm my information.
I immediately thought “what in the world had someone taken offense to?”
AND off I went to “fix it”
Luckily as I was half way through my reconfirming my information I stopped and
really took a look at the site I was about to provide my information to.
Thank goodness I did! Because it’s new Facebook Scam!!
Here is a screen shot of my FaceBook profile
Notice on the bottom right I have received a warning message from my friend Barbara.
This warning is false and the person who had hijacked the account is attempting to get my personal login information.
The URL they want me to go to is not associated with Facebook, this was the BIG CLUE that made me realize this warning was fake.
THE URL was help-confirmation-accounts.de.vc/
If this happens to you, IMMEDIATELY change your password and report it to Facebook.
I suggest you use something like StrongPasswordGenerator and create a super strong password.