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Just looked up Freeola Chat to see if you had a FB page. Had to fight through a few cobwebs to get in though.
Would it not be a good idea for it to get a wee update? I know we have a good banter on here, but if we can all converse on the FB page a bit more then maybe more of our friends would be more inclined to join up on here?
Would it not be a good idea for it to get a wee update? I know we have a good banter on here, but if we can all converse on the FB page a bit more then maybe more of our friends would be more inclined to join up on here?
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Oh really you dont think i am though aye?
Some of us do but you have to go through a strict proccess to ensure you're not some sort of psycho stalker or somethin.
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anyone?
Hey just wondering do you fellow freeolarites add each other on facebook?
Hi 'Love Web' and welcome to the forums.
Love Web wrote:
> Maybe I am missing something here?
Yep - see below. It isn't official or in use :¬)
Love Web wrote:
> I have just created my first website on freeola.
> www.chirshale.arlovers.co.uk.
I think you may have two typos there!
My guess is 'chris' and 'art' :¬)
Love Web wrote:
> Maybe I am missing something here?
Yep - see below. It isn't official or in use :¬)
Love Web wrote:
> I have just created my first website on freeola.
> www.chirshale.arlovers.co.uk.
I think you may have two typos there!
My guess is 'chris' and 'art' :¬)
[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola InstantPro Site 
Maybe I am missing something here? I just looked up the Freeola Face Book page and there are no members and no discussions? Its a shame as the website is so good. I have just created my first website on freeola. www.chirshale.arlovers.co.uk.
No I saw the FB item thanks.
You've probably got two ways forward.
Contact the current owner if possible and ask them to update things to meet your needs or hand over control to you.
Or if that's not possible contact FB where you should be able to either get it removed or control handed over to you as it's purporting to be your company and not just a fan page.
You've probably got two ways forward.
Contact the current owner if possible and ask them to update things to meet your needs or hand over control to you.
Or if that's not possible contact FB where you should be able to either get it removed or control handed over to you as it's purporting to be your company and not just a fan page.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] @twitter 
Missed the part where we have no access to the FB account eh Hmmm... ? It's not run by Freeola, so we can't make changes as you suggest.
If you meant the Twitter account then the answer stays the same as my previous response.
If you meant the Twitter account then the answer stays the same as my previous response.
Warhunt wrote:
> Interactive update sites can be very useful for generating
> traffic, however the upkeep and maintenance they require does not
> seem to be justified by end results (as seen from our Twitter
> exp. lately).
FWIW I still follow Freeola twitter! I'm your very first follower :¬P
To some of my clients that have Twitter accounts for their businesses I suggest creating a weekly reminder (in Outlook or similar) to force them to tweet at least once a week for example to show things are still alive.
It only takes a few minutes and most businesses can rustle up something constructive to say. So isn't much of an overhead.
If it's not for them then I recommend they update things to say - just "visit our main site" to stop from them from appearing neglected. Perhaps this is what should happen to the FB site?
EDIT: I'm not a FB fan or user but I know plenty are.
> Interactive update sites can be very useful for generating
> traffic, however the upkeep and maintenance they require does not
> seem to be justified by end results (as seen from our Twitter
> exp. lately).
FWIW I still follow Freeola twitter! I'm your very first follower :¬P
To some of my clients that have Twitter accounts for their businesses I suggest creating a weekly reminder (in Outlook or similar) to force them to tweet at least once a week for example to show things are still alive.
It only takes a few minutes and most businesses can rustle up something constructive to say. So isn't much of an overhead.
If it's not for them then I recommend they update things to say - just "visit our main site" to stop from them from appearing neglected. Perhaps this is what should happen to the FB site?
EDIT: I'm not a FB fan or user but I know plenty are.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] @twitter 
End of the day we want to encourage people to visit the forums, not any Facebook page :) This is where the magic happens.
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