I think you're right. They're still in the baby boomer - brand is everything - mindset. At least she'll have a website where she can post her conference schedul

I think you're right. They're still in the baby boomer - brand is everything - mindset. At least she'll have a website where she can post her conference schedules and ebooks. But seriously, anyone who thinks facebook will be important 10 years from now doesn't know anyone aged 14 to 18. Many articles like this are popping up: http://business.time.com/2013/03/08/is-facebook-losing-its-cool-some-teens-think-so/ http://business.time.com/2013/03/08/is-facebook-losing-its-c... I don't think parents can truly understand that their kids don't want to be on the same "network" as some of them. P.S. - Doesn't apply to the flock, just the shepherds. The flock will follow when they feel it's necessary.