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• When creating content on social – think canapes not main meal

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• New Discovery Interface for Facebook Pages

  Just spotted a new discovery interface for Facebook Pages. The various brand pages are sorted according, I assume, to their weight within Facebook’s EdgeRank algorithms for ranking content.  So, the most popular pages, among my friends, appear first. But, wait! What are Liverpool FC and Tottenham Hotspur doing in there? I support Arsenal but it [...]

• Introducing the Petal model of social engagement

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