It’s your fault your Facebook got hacked (and how to fix it)
Never give any Facebook app permission to make posts on your behalf and access your contacts.
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How I became an organ donor-literally
Turns out Facebook had a little grammatical error that they’ve apparently now fixed. Instead of listing the date I registered to be an organ donor, they listed–and shared– that I had actually become an organ donor.
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Timeline design that’s oh so fine!
Our designers have been busy bees here at Counterintuity getting our clients ready for Timeline. Here are just a few of the designs they’ve completed this week in response to this revolutionary Facebook change. Log into Facebook, then click on each link to see the cover in full glory on the actual Facebook Timeline page.
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How Facebook’s Timeline will change your custom landing pages
Many of you have asked, “What will happen to our custom Facebook welcome pages and apps when the change to Timeline is made on March 30? True to form, Facebook is doing away with what they call “canvas apps” or “tabs” as it did away with FBML when it introduced iframes. What does this mean
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Does your little one have a digital trust fund?
Hmmm. A digital trust fund. Is that like Monopoly money? Didn’t we get better checks and balances on our financial systems recently, you ask? A digital trust fund is not monetary. To the contrary, it takes little more than your time to set up. It’s a way to claim and safeguard certain accounts for your
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Tracking your reputation online for free
My favorite line (which our social media clients will attest to) is: “The conversation about your brand is happening online whether you want it to or not. The only thing sticking your head in the sand does for you is breed ignorance and cede the floor to the naysayers.” With the advent of services such
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Social media marketing is no business for teens
What a teen can’t do—because he doesn’t have business training—is strategize, monitor and analyze a social media campaign.
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Social media impressions score big
We all knew that social media was important and our friends and fans sharing and liking our posts was fabulous. A report was released today from Nielsen and Facebook that confirms that social impressions are more than fabulous, they increase someone’s intent to purchase. “The Value of Social Media Ad Impressions” study measured the impact
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Don’t stop playing in the middle of the game
“If your online pages are slowly rotting away, then so is your reputation.”
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Twitter followers and Facebook fans are more likely to buy from you
“New consumer research shows over 50% of Facebook fans and Twitter followers are more likely to buy, recommend than before they were engaged” A February 2010 study by Chadwick Martin Bailey finds that if a consumer friends, follows or fans your brand, the odds are good that they will recommend you or buy from you.
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Feeling funky about Facebook’s Farmville newsfeeds?
Honestly, I don’t understand where my friends find the time to “virtually fertilize” others’ farms on Farmville or cook too much “virtual onion soup” in Cafe World. Funny, I’m always working while they’re burning stew or plowing fields online. Worse yet, they have to tell me every time they do so. Want to control which 3rd party
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How Facebook Saved a Town
This week, for the first time, I experienced Facebook in much more than a “reconnect with your 8th grade crush” way. For the residents of La Canada Flintridge, facing the raging “Station Fire” with a dearth of TV news coverage (check LA Observed blog on that topic), Facebook became our lifeline to each other and to word
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