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Sure we still use email, our website/forums and even a tray app. But nothing gets the response Facebook engenders so if we were cut off from that we would take
by hartror 16y ago
Sure we still use email, our website/forums and even a tray app. But nothing gets the response Facebook engenders so if we were cut off from that we would take a serious hit, probably not business threatening but certainly it would cut revenues enough that I wouldn't be surprised if jobs were in the firing line (not information I am privy so just a guess).
- mattdeboard 16y agoWell, it might be just me, but I think the best place to position your brand the strongest online is your domain. That is where you should put your resources. Relying in such a big way on Facebook that a lot of companies seem to do just seems ludicrous. Especially now. Why would a business EVER want to put their marketing strategy's balls firmly in Facebook's control? (I'm using the generic "you" here, not specifically you hartror)
- lukeschlather 16y agoTheir "marketing strategy's balls" are firmly in Facebook's control regardless, because their customers don't have a firm grasp of the distinction between a Facebook page and a stand-alone domain. (In terms of what it takes for a Facebook page to disappear vs. a domain.)