Social Media

Here are the key reasons why you should not use Facebook as your only digital business profile, based on industry best practices and common pitfalls: 1. Risk of Total Loss (Account Suspension) Arbitrary Bans: Facebook can restrict, hack, or permanently delete your business page without warning. “Rented” Presence: If your account is disabled, you lose […]

Facebook’s algorithm in 2026 For businesses relying solely on Facebook, this is an important announcement. Data suggests that while Facebook does not explicitly “penalize” users for not paying, it operates as a “pay-to-play” model where organic reach has decreased to as low as 2–6% of followers, making paid advertising necessary for significant visibility.  Facebook should

AI is useful in the right hands. If you have a lavish lifestyle but avoid paying tax, beware. It’s worth keeping your profiles and bank accounts squeeky clean! After further research on this subject, I also found the video below

Sometimes it may be necessary to add an Administrator or, at least, a manager to a Facebook Page There are a number of YouTube videos explaining how to do this simple task. When adding an administrator to a Facebook Page, your profile will appear at the top of the “Existing Page Roles” list within the

I watched an interesting program on how the scammers are paying Facebook to advertise their scams using Facebook accounts they have previously hacked. This may explain why some people have reported to me that their Facebook accounts have simply disappeared. At first I assumed that they may have breached Facebook Guidelines and their account was

Having two Facebook pages for your business can be confusing for visitors. Choose one and delete the other. You may have to find out who created the one you don’t want and that can be tricky.

Businesses shouldn’t rely solely on Facebook pages for advertising because it’s a fleeting platform, organic reach is limited, and Facebook’s algorithm can be unpredictable. A strong Facebook presence can be beneficial, but relying on it entirely can hinder long-term marketing goals and leave businesses vulnerable to changes in the platform.  Here’s a more detailed explanation: 1. Fluctuation

If there is one social media platform that has stood the test of time it has to be Facebook. I don’t claim to be an expert in Socal Media, simply because it moves on too quickly and it is hard to keep up. This year, I’ve stopped using Twitter or “X” as it is now