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You seem to hate the decisions they've made, and are quoting that to show how bad it is. To me, though, that sounds like a dream marketing platform; one where
by NoodleIncident 13y ago
You seem to hate the decisions they've made, and are quoting that to show how bad it is.
To me, though, that sounds like a dream marketing platform; one where you only have to pay for ads that do well, because you can push them for free to a small sample of your audience to test them.
Another possibility: if FB ever gets any good at figuring out from the content of a post who will like it, then a benevolent FB could show each post of yours to the 10% of your audience who actually wants to see it, but not spam them with the other 90%, which would make them stop following your page.
- robryan 13y agoI think it is more akin to building a 18k email marketing list and then having to pay a fee for each subsequent email you sent to them.