Posted by Michelle/AL on 6/10/10 9:17pm
Msg #340493

Harry, I saw NotaryRotary's ad on Facebook

advertising the Vision stamp. It's eye-catching. It showed up this evening on my Profile page. It was in the first position on top of two other ads. One from AARP (grrrrr). The other one for grad school.

Nice work. Hope it pays off for you. I keep re-inking the one I purchased from your site.

Reply by Harry [NR] on 6/10/10 9:27pm
Msg #340495

Re: Harry, I saw NotaryRotary

Yeah, I started playing with Facebook not too long ago. I don't think that particular ad is really driving any sales, but it's out there nonetheless. I believe I also created an ad to advertise our Facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/NotaryRotary

I've been reluctant to do much with social networks (primarily because we are, in part, one), but gave in for a few reasons: 1) Minor exposure/SEO benefits, 2) Having a venue to communicate anything of critical importance in the event our site is down, and 3) To make product or feature announcements as a convenience to those people who follow Facebook and Twitter more routinely than they do our site.

Harry
Notary Rotary

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 6/11/10 10:02am
Msg #340544

ugh, twitter! Me and Lewis Black feel the same....

http://www.thelaughbutton.com/media/lewis-black/

Reply by A S Johnson on 6/11/10 10:14am
Msg #340545

I for one checks NR 1st thing in teh morning and then several times during the day.
Am I the only one who really does not have the time for tiwitter.
And for facebook, I am concerned about getting things in my system that could shut me down. I realized that I may be behind the times.

Reply by jba/fl on 6/11/10 11:04am
Msg #340554

I tried twitter, but it seems so vain. Haven't used in ages n/m

Reply by JulieD/KS on 6/11/10 3:03pm
Msg #340590

Julie Loves Twitter!

I found you on Facebook a couple of days ago, Harry. I will look you up on Twitter, too.

Twitter has a learning curve. I've read three books on Twitter (Twitter Power, The Twitter Book and something else) in the past couple of years.
Once you learn how Twitter operates and what you can do with it, it is a wonderful and immediate source of information on any topic you are interested in. I initially intended to promote my tax business; I discovered that I prefer it, instead, as a source of policitcal information. How you choose to use it will determine what kind of twitterers you follow.
I'm KSTaxlady on Twitter.