Today Facebook addressed the controversy surrounding the news feed and a reduction in reach for some Pages. It outlined the four main factors that determine if a post shows up in the news feed, and insisted Page reach didn't decrease overall.
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Early adopters love Twitter and Google+.But in the real world, normal consumers only care about Facebook. Besides boasting 845 million people, you can also find virtually any demographic on Facebook. So no matter what business you're in, you must have a strong Facebook presence. Via Manuel Thomas Delete the scoop?
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