Find Facebook Chat Friend real location Facebook messenger now shows exact location of every chat message. Just click on a previous chat bubble and, if location was enabled, a map appears. #privacyfail? Perhaps, and here’s why: Reason 1: It used to just show city. Now it shows full location, retroactively. When the location feature was introduced in chats, it showed the city where the chat originated. Like most people, I thought it just showed city, essentially “blurring” my exact location. Facebook, however, was storing the exact location, and now it has decided to include it in all previous chats. Fortunately, it’s not a problem for me. But imagine, if someone was telling their ex, “I just need a break right now.” and thought they were sending their city (and had all but forgotten about the seemingly innocuous feature) and now have their location (e.g. friend’s house) completely revealed. You can probably imagine other situations where this could be problematic. One can now lo...
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Secrets of Facebook Marketing You Probably Never Heard Before Facebook might be the most versatile social media where you can promote your business to your target audience. However, its advertising platform, Facebook Ads, isn’t that easy to master. While the social media giant provide huge opportunities for reaching your target market, there are still plenty of secrets that even an experienced professional might not even heard of. These secrets point out to Facebook advertising techniques, and these will surely help you understand the essential steps which are necessary to promote your business through Facebook. 1. You Can Gain INSIGHTS About Your US-BASED Audience Through "AUDIENCE INSIGHTS++" One particular Facebook’s secret is known as “Audience Insights++” which enables you to gather important data regarding your customers which are based in the US. Facebook has, in fact partnered with some of the reputable data aggregators in the US in order to provide audiences’ data to...
Creating a Facebook Fan page for a blog can be anxiety-inducing, especially if you are trying to keep your real identity separate from your blogging identity. However, it doesn't have to be complicated - once you see how easy it is, you will wonder why you waited so long. First of all, let me tell you that it’s okay to be logged into your personal Facebook account when you create your fan page. When I made my first one, I was terrified that my last name, personal profile, or other information would be linked to it. After setting it up and testing it from my son’s profile, though, I learned that I was worried for nothing. If you set it up with a different email address, it will be much more difficult to manage because of all the logging in and out. Second, while some people like to set up a regular Facebook profile with their blog name, it’s better to set up a fan page. That way your fans can “like” your blog without having to add you as a friend, and the page functions will be easi...