Why I Won't Adopt Facebook's Pages Model
Yesterday, Facebook released a new ‘feature’ on it’s social network dubbed ‘Pages’. After checking it out, and creating my own page I realized it was directly for marketing, probably to compete with Google AdWords and other such inventions.
Here’s the stitch, I already have a group on Facebook for my business with near 200 subscribed members. Do I really want to start over from scratch with a ‘Page’ that people can become a ‘fan’ of. No, I’m not in the least bit interested. In fact, I’m downright confused. What is the relevance of Groups at this point?
After reading a terrific article on TechCrunch what I already believed to be true was amplified, and I’m quickly losing interest in using Facebook as a method of marketing.
Good luck with your cash grab, FB!
In other news:
The US dollar is still on it’s greatest decline since the civil war, here’s a nice little extra that xe.com through up on their site:
Yup, they have to define what’s going on with a big question mark, possibly because a few fellow Canadians are actually stumped by the fact that our dollar is worth MORE than the Americano.
3 Responses to “Why I Won't Adopt Facebook's Pages Model”
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November 13th, 2007 at 06:13 PM Look out for the Amero!
November 15th, 2007 at 04:57 AM @Justin, Yeah, that's some scary/interesting stuff, huh? I say bring it on, North American Union!
November 16th, 2007 at 10:38 PM I don't want to adopt America's terrible terrible war debt..