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7 Mistakes To Avoid While Using Facebook For BusinessPosted in facebook, facebook for business, Social Media, social media optimization By Web Marketing War On April 9, 2012
1. Carelessly Designed Fan Pages : Your fan page is your face to the masses. Make it professional, make it attractive, design it in such a way that, the moment anyone looks at it, says – WOW. Bring that wow factor in your design , in the content that you post. If you can't come up with something original, learn from the leaders. Study the leading brands the way they design their pages, imitate their ideas. Moreover, make your page work for you. Don't let it stand there like a beautiful receptionist offering only warm welcome. Make it like a smart and suave executive who not just welcomes your visitors but also captures their data by interacting with them. Put on your thinking cap to get the most out of your fan page.
2. Irregular Posting : Your fans expect to hear something from you every once in a while. Irregular posting will drive away the momentum and make your flock disinterested in your brand. Consistent interaction is the key. Once you have them, hold their attention like a star performer, give them reasons to revisit your page, dont let them sway away to a rival competitor. Visitors are fickle minded. They always keep on searching for something better. So if you want their loyalty, you have to be the best in your niche, keep reminding them the same and do everything to make them believe it too.
3. Excessive Promotion : Your products are awesome. Your services are out of this world. Agreed, but your customers may not agree with it or will not like to hear it over and over again. So instead of constantly promoting your product, share something else which offers value to them. Make it interesting. Run contests and add content which can make them talk, comment and spread it on their own.
4. Not Creating Apps: Apps are your passport to tons of user information, without paying a dime. Create an app, (if possible, keep it free) see if it goes viral, and if it does, you will have access to thousands or millions of user specific data all for free. All that you need to do is, invest in creating an app which has the potential to go viral. I understand, its easier said than done, but just in case you hit the jackpot (i.e. your app becomes viral), you will have access to rich user data and may even start receiving unimaginable opportunities.
5. Spamming : Many businesses pressurize their social media executives to get more and more likes. These guys in their pursuit of meeting the targets start spamming other profiles. They may get some success initially but what they don't realise is they will end up hurting the brand of their company in the long run. Let the likes grow naturally , don't force it and please don't buy it.
6. Inability To Handle The Backlash – Let's accept it. Social media is a tough proposition to handle. Its very nature of instant reaction sometimes makes it harsh for the businesses. That leaves little or almost zero margin for error. So before launching any social media campaign, train your executives on how to handle nasty and negative comments. The backlash could be for real or at times orchestrated by a competitor. You cannot fight a negative reaction with aggression, it needs to be tackled tactfully. Your social media team, should be well prepared for any eventuality.
7. Not using Facebok Ads: Agreed that facebook ecommerce will take some time to get a kick start, however, till that time you can use facebook ads. They are highly targeted and can help you get maximum ROI through its robust self serving platform. Before you hit the "advt here" button, just ensure that you have done due diligence on who your audience is and what do you want them to do on your page. The goal could be to capture email or get visits to your site or make them download something. Thereafter, create a compelling ad copy and keep testing different ad formats. Keep on experimenting till you settle for the one who delivers maximum hits and best of conversion.
If you avoid these mistakes, your chances of success will improve drastically and you could see a rise in business opportunities and profitability. Hope you liked it, looking forward to your comments.

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We took the Panoramic Gondola up to the top of Mammoth Mountain. Since we are seniors, it was $20 (regular adult fare is $25) I want to go back when I am 80 and then it will be free! Fabulous view, and we tagged along with a Forest Service volunteer who gave us all kinds of interesting information, including snow...
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Expansive views and snow in June! Informative and friendly staff made this side trip very enjoyable. The Eleven53 Cafe had super yummy tritip sandwiches in addition to healthy snacks.
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This artsy downtown Portland outpost of the Kimpton-operated Monaco boutique-hotel brand offers eclectic textiles and patterns, bright spaces and bold colors, quirky amenities like complimentary companion goldfish for your room, and the overall sense that staying here is a lot of fun. In these roomy accommodations (the majority of them suites), birds in flight paper the ivory-colored guest-room walls, auburn hexagons carpet the floor, and multicolored tartan decorates the headboard. A staff dog serves as greeter on the weekends, and guest pets receive treat baskets, beds, and water bowls. Human guests receive a discount at Dosha Spa on the first floor, and there's a complimentary wine reception every evening in the lobby. Service is top-notch, delivering yoga mats and forgotten travel items on request.
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We stayed here over Christmas, checking in Christmas Day. It was a lovely stay and close to shopping and the art museum. They are very welcoming to well-behaved dogs and there was a bed, a water bowl and even a new toy set up in our suite for our dog. That made it fun for all of us. The room was lovely and we really enjoyed the afternoon wine reception.
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I visited Portland for a half marathon downtown and chose the Hotel Monaco for location but would visit again just for the wonderful service! Everyone was so great and the hotel is perfectly situated for downtown Portland which is a great downtown by the way. The room and amenites were lovely and the morning coffee was greatly appreciated. I did not have the opportunity to partake but they have a complimentary wine and cheese hour as well.
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The blaze broke out around 1:25 a.m. and was brought under control about an hour later.
A fire at the Abraham Lincoln Houses at 132nd Street and Madison Ave. injured a person, the FDNY said.
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A fire broke out in an apartment on 92nd Street Friday morning, the FDNY said.
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The cat was burned to death in front of an East 182nd Street building.
Nearly 200 firefighters battled the Hunts Point fire for more than seven hours, the FDNY said.
The same family lost two rabbits and a guinea pig in the July 21 blaze on Greene Avenue.
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The fire broke out on the 70th floor around 6:45 p.m. Sunday, FDNY officials said.
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High schools: Edmond Santa Fe running back Phillip Sumpter gets a 'hometown' feel out of Memphis
While Vice and Billings were the primary recruiters of Dillon, no fewer than five Memphis assistant coaches have stopped by the school during his recruitment.
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Mom turned 77 this year and, as usual, wanted to celebrate with a 'girls weekend' in Rehoboth Beach. We had considered other hotels based on the TriipAdvisor reviews and settled on the Avenue Inn.
I have to say that this weekend was top notch from start to finish:
I called on Wednesday to see if there was a room available with two queen size beds, a balcony and a nice view of Rehoboth Avenue. Mary Lou answered the call and asked if she could make a suggestion? Sure! She recommended that we stay in the Luxury Queen Suite, which not only had all that I had asked for but included a fireplace and queen size sofa bed as well. Sold!
We arrived on Friday afternoon and were greeted very warmly by Melissa. She checked us in and told us that we were the only folks at the hotel that night so we basically had the place to ourselves. We checked into the room, which was everything that was promised, and enjoyed the view of snow covered Rehoboth Avenue.
I went down to the gym, which was very nicely equipped, while Mom and Julie unpacked. To our delight, there there three champagne glasses waiting for us with a chilled bottle of champs in the fridge. Happy Birthday from the Avenue Inn! Delicious!
We grabbed our drinks and headed to the pool, which is located on the thrid floor. It's indoor and headed and stainless steel. The pool was very refreshing as was the sauna and the steam room. LOVED the steam room. But more than that, the outside hot tub was open and waiting for us and there is nothing that compares to exiting a heated pool and stepping out into 10 degree temperature to jump into the hot tub! Sitting out on the deck, looking over the sky line of Rehoboth was just breathtaking.
After our exursion to the pool area, we changed and headed downstairs where Melissa was very accomodating with serving our wine, even though we were way past the 5 to 6 timeframe. We ventured into the Avenue Inn Lounge, where we (unbeknownst to us at the time) met one of the owners of the hotel, there conducting a business meeting. This guy was so down to earth and so friendly - we had no idea that he was anything other than a visitor as well. Erin was our bartender/server and while the menu in the Lounge is small, it is so satifying. We ordered the hummus and the spinach dip, both made from scratch and absolutely delicious. That was our dinner and was more than satisfying - so much so that we had it again the next night!
The room was very comfortable and quiet, the mattresses were very soft and my sister and I took turns sleeping on the sofa, which was equally soft and did not need to be opened at all. The ONLY thing that I would improve upon is the bathroom, which really could have used a double sink.
The room had more than enough towels, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, mouthwash and even included make up removal pads. There was a fridge and microwave as well.
Since were were the only folks in the hotel on Thursday night, there was not a breakfast on Friday morning which was fine by us. The hotel sent us down to the Robin Hood Diner on Rehoboth Avenue and picked up our entire tab, tip and all! There was a full breakfast on Saturday morning, however, and man oh man was it good. I have never had such good food in a hotel before. Never. The French Toast is indescribable: it was like a little muffin, loaded up with banana and was sweet enough that no syrup was necessary. It was delicious! As were the eggs - also like little muffins, loaded with with sausage and bacon or spinach. There were pastries and bagels and breads and fresh (yes, FRESH) fruit.
Coffee and tea and ice water are available 24 hours a day.
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The Passive Voice brought this story to my attention today – HarperCollins UK boss tells publishers: take storytelling back from digital rivals. There are some choice quotes from this particular article that I simply must post here…
Publishers have allowed competitors to jump in, he says, whether they are startup companies producing apps or authors publishing their novels on Amazon. Now they "need to take that space back" by producing content for games players, tablet computers and other devices…
Redmayne expects demand for ebooks to continue to grow before plateauing at roughly 50% of all book sales. But the industry needs to think far beyond ebooks and audio books, he argues, and create content for a range of devices: apps, games for consoles, video. These are attracting new readers, people who "didn't feel at home in bookshops" and who have discovered reading through their iPad or another device…
"We need to think about brands. In a world where Amazon is knocking out hundreds of emerging authors every year, it becomes increasingly difficult for emerging authors to be discovered, so we need to think about how we build brands like John Grisham, James Patterson," he said, revealing he is a fan of Bernard Cornwell, author of the swashbuckling Richard Sharpe novels. "Michael Morpurgo, Hilary Mantel, JK Rowling – people who have transcended being an author and are brands in their own right … and in a digital world they are going to create a huge amount of value."
I know I like to mock the traditional publishing industry something fierce, but good grief, I just can't top this. I actually struggled to read much of this without laughing out loud.
I mean, seriously? "Publishers have allowed competitors to jump in" when it comes to storytelling? Man, where the hell have you been over the last hundred years of cinema – or do movies and television not count as storytelling competition? How about the last few decades of computer gaming? And now you're pointing at apps and self-published authors as your main enemy?
I honestly cannot parse this level of complete obliviousness. Dear Charlie Redmayne, that ship has long since sailed and publishers were not on it, and if anything – ANYTHING – shows just how out of touch you are, it's this:
"Publishers have historically been the most innovative and creative of organisations," he said.
Someone who says this about traditional publishers – the same people who had to be dragged, kicking and screaming, into the digital age by Amazon; who still treat Amazon as their nemesis despite all the money they make there; whose response to the ebook revolution was to stall, ignore, and fundamentally misunderstand everything about it – is someone so wilfully blind that they're in need of a roadmap just to put their pants on in the morning. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is the head of HarperCollins, supposedly the man with the plan and the technical know-how.
In short: No. In long: Hahahahahaahaha no.
One of the comments on PG's link rightly pointed out that publishers don't do this. Authors and other creative individuals are the storytellers, and publishers are distribution and marketing. The fact that Redmayne conflates the two is so highly telling as to be astonishing, and it's indicative of something very fundamental to the mindset of the traditional industry.
Here's how I break it down:
They think that 'publishers = literature'. Not 'authors = literature'; authors are the providers of raw material, in the same way that a bauxite mine produces the raw materials that will someday become a Macbook. So, if 'publishers = literature', then by extension, 'publishers = storytelling'. Authors are an afterthought. And all of their talk and business practices bears out this mindset, that they are still the most important link in the chain from author to reader, simply because they were for years and in spite of the fact that technology has blown most of their relevancy out of the water.
And in the whole article, the only thing he had to say about authors was how to 'build brands'. I've talked before about the author as a brand unto themselves in my marketing book – link in the sidebar for anyone who wants a free copy for reference – but at least I was speaking directly to authors there. Redmayne talks about them like they're the latest Xbox, for gods' sake! It's insulting and dehumanizing, and consolidates the whole 'ivory tower' feel he's got going on there.
Frankly, if I were working at HarperCollins, I would be shitting bricks after reading this. I made the following predictions over a year ago, and they still hold true now as far as I'm concerned:
Seems like the only thing that's taking a while is the fifth one. Give it time, though… As for Charlie's warning, that publishers should start trying to take space from app makers and self-published authors, despite having none of the expertise to do so?
Yeah, good luck with that.
I love paper books and bookstores. Traditional publishers? Not so much. They have a track record of being much more resistant to change than practically any other industry related to the arts–except perhaps museums and galleries? But of course, "preservation" is practically a brand requirement there!–and have a long history of being, well, on the wrong side of history. They're still awkwardly trying to figure out (even acknowledge) how to deal with internal racism, sexism, homophobia, and what I can only call tokenism: filling up your "diversity" quota by publishing and republishing the same books by the same 5-6 authors labelled "Indian"/"Pakistani"/"Iraqi"/insert-exotic-ethnicity-nationality-or-whatever's-in-the-news-lately-here. On top of that, I found out recently a few well-known publishers have also been buying into self-publishing houses that are known to scam authors. So they complain about self-published authors and try to belittle them, but then take their money under another name (maybe to deflect the damaging opinions they themselves created?)
Pardon my French but it's been a circle jerk far too long and traditional publishers are finally realizing that authors and readers in the 21st century no longer need to rely on them to connect with each other. (A possible solution to this might be the rise of the niche/boutique publisher though.)


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Colin Kaepernick, Frank Gore and the San Francisco 49ers are ready to prove they are the best team in the west for the second year in a row. Yes, the Seattle Seahawks have put up big points in their last two games. Yes, they are playing at home where they are undefeated this season, but all that ends on Sunday. Two valuable lessons were learned from San Francisco's victory against the Tom Brady led New England Patriots; they can dominate both sides of the ball and they can always turn the tide. Confidence is key late in the season, and I'm talking real confidence, the kind you get from overcoming adversity, not the false kind you get from 50 point routs.… Read more
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One of the Minnesota Vikings toughest cuts on Saturday might have been at defensive back and what to do with undrafted second-year player Bobby Felder.Felder, a cornerback and possible punt returner, was among the final cuts on Saturday after a preseason in which he flashed, particularly as a returner. But Felder suffered an ankle injury in Thursday's preseason finale while playing defensive back. Maybe the ankle injury was too tough to return from.On Sunday, the Vikings put Felder on injured reserve. The Vikings also placed third-year defensive end D'Aundre Reed on IR Sunday. It's possible the team could work out injury settlements with either player. Reed, a 2011 draft pick, also suffered an ankle injury Thursday.Coaches seemed interested in the progress of Felder, who spent last season on the practice squad, during the preseason. Coach Leslie Frazier will speak with reporters Monday with the team starting its normal regular-season work week in advance of the Sept. 8 regular-seaso...
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I woke up yesterday with the intention to going to Bikram Yoga in Harvard at 8 am. The only problem was that my stomach was not feeling well and I felt really dehydrated. This is not a good idea for going to an intense 90 minute Bikram session. Instead, I slept in a bit and then met up with a girlfriend for coffee and brunch.
On my way home I stopped in Salonika to see if they had any hair appointments. I have been needing a haircut for a long time now. I didn't get one before because I was hoping my Heatlhworks Workplace Warrior team would get first place which meant a free cut and style. Unfortunately, even though we had a lot of fun while working out hard, we got first runners up. I had let enough time pass by that I really needed a cut. and lucky for me-Salonika had an open appointment in 2 hours. I thought, "Perfect! I'll try to squeeze in a workout and then get my hair cut!"
I have been dying to go to a barre class but I didn't have time to make it to any studio that I have deals for. My solution was to turn to YogaVibes and found the Core Fusion Barre with John Nelson. This class was actually filmed at Exhale Spa where I took my first core fusion barre class with Katie but at the Chicago not the Boston location.
First thing that would come to mind might be, "Jess do you have a ballet bar at your apartment?" I wish! That would be pretty amazing! But no-I do not. My solution was to use a folding chair.
I had to be careful on some of the moves not to push the chair too much and it was a little shorter than the bar, but I didn't mind too much. It did the trick! The toughest part was when we had to sit up against the wall and either pull on or push against the bar. My solution was to sit near a door and use the handle for one hand and a nearby water pipe that is exposed…probably not the best solution…but it worked! I may have to find a new solution so I don't mess up the water pipes or break the door handle!
The class was very similar to my first class at Exhale with Katie in terms of some of the moves. I was glad I went to an actual class with an instructor for my first time so that I had an idea of the proper form. I know I still need some work but it made it a little easier when doing this workout at home. During the class, my arms, legs and core were burning and I could almost feel my muscles transforming. Six pack, strong hips, and nice arms-here I come! I also got to break in my Blake Brody shoes a little more which was an added bonus. Aren't they cute?!
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150 years ago, Corpus Christi braced for war
CORPUS CHRISTI - One hundred and fifty years have passed since the start of the Civil War, that terrible conflict that would dwarf every aspect of people's lives. Corpus Christi's newspaper, The Ranchero, noted on Jan. 5, 1861: "Never before in the history of our country did a year commence which seemed to promise such a prolific harvest of startling events."
One of every four Texans wanted to stay in the Union. "I know neither North nor South," said Gov. Sam Houston. "I know only the Union." Houston, 70, struggled to keep Texas from seceding with other slave states. The hero of San Jacinto was called a traitor and heckled in Galveston when he warned, prophetically, "You may, after the sacrifice of countless millions of treasures and hundreds of thousands of precious lives, win Southern independence, if God be not against you, but I doubt it. The North is determined to preserve this Union."
Most Texans were ready, if not eager, to secede. A state convention in Austin voted 152 to 6 in favor of secession. Henry Maltby, editor of the Ranchero, represented Nueces County at the convention. Maltby, though a native of Ohio, was an ardent secessionist. Delegates were sent home to urge the people to vote for secession.
Nueces County's Chief Justice H.A. Gilpin ordered a referendum held in Corpus Christi on Feb. 23. Only male property owners over 21 could vote. It was a soul-searching time; some of the men voting for secession cried as they "bid farewell to the flag they were born under." Results showed 164 for secession, 42 against. Sen. Forbes Britton, who had died of pneumonia the week before, opposed secession, along with his son-in-law, Edmund J. Davis. Other Unionists included baker Conrad Meuly and Henry Berry, the county's first sheriff, but a majority cast their lot with Jefferson Davis and the Confederacy.
On March 5, the secession convention approved joining the Confederate States. When Houston refused to take an oath to the Confederacy, he was deposed and the office of governor declared vacant. In the wake of this political earthquake, Lt. Gov. Edward Clark became Texas' first Confederate governor.
Mat Nolan, sheriff of Nueces County, was authorized to raise a company of cavalry. Nolan's Mounted Rangers, 98 strong, mustered at Banquete. They volunteered to serve six months, long enough, they thought, to win the war. Other companies mustered at Corpus Christi included W.S. Shaw's Light Infantry, James Morgan's Infantry Company, John Graham's Mounted Coast Guards, James A. Ware's Partisan Rangers, and the Corpus Christi Artillery Company. The artillery company soon adopted a snazzy uniform with a red jacket with yellow piping and white pants with red stripes.
News of the bombardment and capture of Fort Sumter, S.C., reached Corpus Christi on April 18. They knew this meant war. With no inkling of the scale of misery and carnage this event would unleash, there was rejoicing in Corpus Christi. Ten guns were fired to celebrate, one for each Confederate state, one for Jefferson Davis, one for Gov. Clark.
As war began, U.S. military forts throughout Texas were seized by state militia or given up without a fight. On April 25, seven companies of U.S. forces at Saluria on Matagorda Island, near Indianola, surrendered to Confederate Col. Earl Van Dorn. The commander of the U.S. forces had planned to escape, but Van Dorn's men were able to board and capture their transport ship, Star of the West. This same ship had earlier tried to land supplies at besieged Fort Sumter and drew fire from Confederate batteries. Those were the first shots fired in the Civil War.
As war fever gripped the town, boys played "Fort Sumter," dividing into defenders and attackers. County officials confiscated boats and tents that belonged to the U.S. Coast Survey. Grim times were ahead, as the Ranchero warned. "We are in danger and we should be prepared for any emergency. Corpus Christi lives at the mercy of any gunboat that chooses to steer over Aransas Bar up to our city ... Let every able-bodied man in Corpus Christi come forward and equip himself with the best arms he can get." Expecting a blockade to shut off supplies, merchants Norwick and Woessner brought in a $25,000 shipment of groceries, including 700 barrels of flour, and other "antidotes to famine."
That summer, U.S. Navy ships arrived off the coast and Texas ports were declared in a state of blockade. When the blockade shut off the paper supply from New Orleans and the Ranchero ran out of newsprint, Henry Maltby wrote, "This is the first time we have missed an issue. We trust the devil will lay violent hands on Old Abe and anchor him in a lake of fire and brimstone."
The blockade cut off commerce and Corpus Christi came to a standstill. Stores, with nothing to sell, closed. The economy collapsed. The blockade tightened in the following year and blockading forces became active in the bays and on the islands. The war came home to Corpus Christi in the second year of the conflict when Union ships bombarded the city. The prolific harvest of startling events would continue until the war ended four years later.
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