In page settings, you can set all comments on your page to be by the business. On your page, if you click “Use Facebook as [your business]” you can like other pages as the business, comment on other pages as the business, and share items to your page from other pages as the business.
In page settings, you can set all comments on your page to be by the business. On your page, if you click “Use Facebook as [your business]” you can like other pages as the business, comment on other pages as the business, and share items to your page from other pages as the business.
In page settings, you can set all comments on your page to be by the business. On your page, if you click “Use Facebook as [your business]” you can like other pages as the business, comment on other pages as the business, and share items to your page from other pages as the business.
March 2010 Harvard Business Review analysis of Dessert Gallery. (http://hbr.org/2010/03/one-cafe-chains-facebook-experiment/ar/1)Analyzed business profits before and after the launch of their FB pagePrior to FB launch surveyed 13,270; 689 responded3 months later, resurveyed and got 1067 responses from FB fans, FB non-fans and customers not on FBFB fans were DG’s best customersSpent same $$ but increased WOM and increased store visits
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High Desert Bar Association – has a Facebook page, no website