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		Comment on For B2B, there’s not much to ‘like’ about Facebook by BK		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Chris

Great article!  - however, I&#039;d debate whether BookFace is as irrelevant as your article suggests.

I agree totally about keeping business and personal activities separate.  And that what a personal FB page lets you do.

However a FB Business page is a different matter.  Designed (I assume) to let business communicate their message on yet another platform to yet another audience, when visitors come here they realise they are entering your business &#039;space&#039; and are hence expecting you to tell them about your products/services.

&#039;Hard Sell&#039; is probably best left for elsewhere, but FB is certainly a space where you can engage with your prospects, demonstrate your authority in your own arena - which you do very well Chris -  and have them &quot;Know, Like, &#038; Trust&quot; you on the way to becoming clients.

I suspect we could debate the question, but we certainly think that FB, Twitter et al are an integral part of any online strategy.

regards
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Chris</p>
<p>Great article!  &#8211; however, I&#8217;d debate whether BookFace is as irrelevant as your article suggests.</p>
<p>I agree totally about keeping business and personal activities separate.  And that what a personal FB page lets you do.</p>
<p>However a FB Business page is a different matter.  Designed (I assume) to let business communicate their message on yet another platform to yet another audience, when visitors come here they realise they are entering your business &#8216;space&#8217; and are hence expecting you to tell them about your products/services.</p>
<p>&#8216;Hard Sell&#8217; is probably best left for elsewhere, but FB is certainly a space where you can engage with your prospects, demonstrate your authority in your own arena &#8211; which you do very well Chris &#8211;  and have them &#8220;Know, Like, &amp; Trust&#8221; you on the way to becoming clients.</p>
<p>I suspect we could debate the question, but we certainly think that FB, Twitter et al are an integral part of any online strategy.</p>
<p>regards<br />
BK</p>
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