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It is convenient for a company to create a Facebook page, publish their profile and products however, setting up a Facebook page that receive many "likes" and a huge fan base is never an easy task. What is the first thing a visitor will see when they land on your Facebook page? Most of them will probably click on the “wall” or the “info” and if nothing is more fascinating than that, chances are they will leave your page. I am sure some of you have stumble upon Facebook page that makes you wonder “How is that even possible?!”
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2. It’s standard practice to begin an email by summarizing what happened at a meeting or during a phone conversation, then following on with any “action steps” that emerged. 3. This is Email 101. A good rule of thumb is to strive to keep emails to one line or less. 4. Emails that offer nothing but a “What do you think about X…?” 5. Some people think that handing out deadlines can seem dictatorial. 6. Some emails need to be shared to keep everyone in the loop. 7. 8. 9. 10.
What’s Your Approach? How do you keep email manageable?