Lets face it Facebook is great. We’re big fans of Facebook here at Fluid and with over 400 million people registered worldwide we’re not alone.
A huge personal bug bear of mine with Facebook is that the pages can sometimes look really dull and drab despite there being some awesome content on it. I put the [...]
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Fluid’s Facebook Makeover
May 13, 2010
Filed under:Fluid News, Social Media, Web Design, Web Development
SASCon – Search & Social Media Panel Minutes
May 5, 2010
Filed under:Industry News, Search Engine Optimisation, Social Media
Last week, myself and Matt were priveledged enough to get tickets to SASCon, Manchester’s first conference dedicated to all things SEO and social media. It was fantastic to finally have a gathering of some of the industry’s leading thinkers on our doorstep as previous (and much more expensive) conferences would have seen us travelling all [...]
CommentsRead MoreSocial Media Cliques
February 4, 2010
Filed under:Social Media
Hands up who’s sick of being approached by sales people on Linked-In. It has in-effect become an online database for recruitment consultants. How many people have you not connected with because they were probably going to try and sell you something and who has had to block or report someone for spamming you?
On Twitter I [...]
Web and Social Media Metrics – 30 Easy to Measure Stats
November 9, 2009
Filed under:Search Engine Optimisation, Social Media
With the prevalance of so many social media outlets, it can be overwhelming to follow what is going on. On an individual basis, it may not matter to you if you end up using some sites more than others. However, for brands and businesses it is now more important than ever to have an online [...]
CommentsRead MoreIs Facebook making enough money?
July 7, 2009
Filed under:Industry News
According to mashable Facebook have hit the big time pulling in an impressive 200 million active users.You’d be right to be impressed, to put that in perspective that’s 3.3 x the population of whole of the United Kingdom. Imagine having three times the population of an entire nation using your service, you’d want to [...]
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