Facebook rolled out improvements to their Graph Search tool to allow mobile search in order to create a better experience for users. The update will also allow users to search for a specific post in their timeline using personalized keyword queries. It works similar to a Google search, but the content is pulled from your […]
The amount of “clicks”, or “likes” that a Facebook post receives has long been the gold standard in measuring engagement and advertising value for brands with a Facebook presence. It has even led to the creation of ‘click-bait’ articles and headlines, which lures in readers with partial information that requires clicking on the link to […]
For some, getting a ‘like’ on Facebook can be a real ego booster in their day; for brands and companies, it can translate to millions of dollars in advertising. Facebook is catching on and tracking our ‘likes’, feeding us content based on what we ‘like’ throughout the site. So what happens when you ‘like’ everything? […]
In Tim Herrera’s article “What Facebook Doesn’t Show You,” he writes about an experiment he conducted to see just how well the social network knew his likes and dislikes. The site is supposed to show us the most relevant content based on tracking our online activity – but in fact, only ends up showing us […]
Facebook just announced the latest changes to its Platform Policies under games and proper use, and the social network site is giving developers 90 days (until November 5, 2014) to comply with the new rules. To read more on this latest change, click here. Click here to read the latest policy under games. Click here […]
If you are admin of a Facebook page, you may have noticed that your page rating is gone. The social network just announced that they have dropped the rating feature to business pages without a physical address as part of a change in guidelines. In the Facebook help center, you can find guidelines on how to show your ratings: […]