As a writer, I’ve had my fair share of struggles with grammar and typos. It’s a problem that social media, especially Twitter, tends to notice quickly, even before understanding the context of your message. My own typo troubles came to light when I published an unedited blog post that received 500 hits and 150,000 impressions in a single day. But then I realized something: if you want your message to reach a wider audience on social media, intentionally dropping a wrong word, missing a letter, or misspelling a word can do the trick. And that’s the key, isn’t it? It was really 10 years ago when the above happened to…
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The Difference Between Likes and People Talking About This on #Facebook
Okay so what do I mean with that title – let me first break it down with what those two phrases mean. “Likes” these show people who clicked the like button on your Facebook page either via the promotion competition you are running or through connections who have shared. You should know that people who like your page but may never come back. “People Talking About This” is the actual number of people who are engaged and interacting with your Facebook page. It is data in Facebook Insights which sometimes is referred to as “Storytellers.” Facebook introduced “People Talking About This” in October 2012 , but that metric is still unclear…
