Almost everyone is familiar with Facebook Pages. What is not so obvious is that Facebook really has several page types. Each has a specialized purpose, with strengths and weaknesses. Understanding them will help you increase your exposure and engagement. Fan Pages – These are the most commonly known Pages, they reside within the Facebook.com interface, and are fantastic vehicles… Read More
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Facebook Page Breakdown – The 4 Types & How to Use Them
TJ Crawford, Director Product Management - MessageMaker
Monday, March 7th, 2011 Tags: Facebook, MessageMaker, Social, Social Media, twitter
Category: Blog, Connect, Corporate No Comments
A couple weeks ago I was in New York City with my daughter visiting the Editions\Artists Book Fair and the IFPDA Print Fair. We yelped our way over to an excellent Szechuan restaurant where I found myself washing up and waving idly at a grey box on the wall. After a bit I realized that paper… Read More
Like it or not, the web is undergoing a phenomenal change right now. No longer is it about individual pages, links or how you integrate with websites. It’s about you, your information, your connections and how that information interacts with other websites.
Thursday, July 8th, 2010 Tags: Community, Culture, Design, Facebook, OTOnetworks, Social Marketing, Social Media, Social Networking, twitter, User Experience
Category: Blog, Networks, otonetworks-posts 2 Comments
Ji Lee, Creative Director for Google Creative Lab in NYC, recently posted an interesting info-graphic titled “10 Levels of Intimacy in Today’s Communication. By the looks of it, he ranks 10 as the most intimate (face-to-face) and 1 as the least intimate (Twitter-which I wholesale agree with). The issue I have is with everything in between.
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 Tags: Communications, E-Mail, Facebook, IM, twitter, TXT
Category: Blog, Corporate, otocorporate-posts 1Comment
It was an interesting, tiring, and rainy day here in Boston. CHI09 (the annual conference of the Association for Computing Machinery Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction) is being held in the Hynes convention center, which is far bigger than I had anticipated. There certainly seem to be less people at this year’s conference, though… Read More
Monday, April 6th, 2009 Tags: CHI 2009, Eye tracking, Facebook, HCI, Usability, User Experience
Category: Blog, Corporate, Insight, otocorporate-posts, otoinsights-posts 2 Comments