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[mrgoodfox]

Here is the link to the facebook page: https://www.facebook.../IranianLawyers

[cre8pc]

Could you be more specific about what feedback you are asking for? (This is treading close to a link drop )

[DCrx]

You are applying general, generic, web design principles to a social media site.

Best thing you can do, header-wise is a photo of the law firm. As in show people your face. Next, customers/clients. Why is the post by a client or customer so completely alien to the Social Media Marketing venue?

It's social media. Not FacelessBook.

Edited by DCrx, 22 March 2012 - 01:59 AM.

[bwelford]

I agree with you, DCrx. Wouldn't it be great if social media were only for members of society and the corporations were kept out of the door. That doesn't stop individuals in corporations participating and even talking about what they do. Think what would be appropriate if you were invited to a party in a friend's home and act accordingly. I guess I'm just a dreamer.

[DCrx]

Wouldn't it be great if social media were only for members of society and the corporations were kept out of the door.

Wendy the Snapple Lady campaign got it when Facebook didn't exist. Snapple was not kept out the door.

Edited by DCrx, 22 March 2012 - 05:52 PM.

[mrgoodfox]

Link drop to Facebook?

Barry, I disagree with keeping corporations out of social media. No one has to "like" or "follow" a corporation's page/account if they don't want to . If they choose to, then they obviously want to get more updates from them. I think that's similar to "content should be free" theory (which I also disagree with).

[bwelford]

There are many other ways that corporations can keep us up to date on any news that they might have. This is just like allowing billboards to appear along the sides of all highways. It's just nice to have some places that are 'commercial free' to an extent.

[mrgoodfox]

There are many other ways that corporations can keep us up to date on any news that they might have. This is just like allowing billboards to appear along the sides of all highways. It's just nice to have some places that are 'commercial free' to an extent.

I understand what you're saying. Who is going to pay for those commercial free places though? Its the businesses who make places like Facebook and alike as good as they are. Without the financial drive they would rarely (if ever) become as useful as they are today.

Edited by mrgoodfox, 23 March 2012 - 10:26 AM.

[bwelford]

Facebook was a roaring success before corporations were allowed to have pages. I'm sure they would do quite well if like Google they put images 'around the sides' so that you can more easily ignore them.

[mrgoodfox]

I think as long a good balance is kept (Fb and Twitter are doing a great job at it) it would be ok for corporations to advertise and promote their product. I do think Google is going too far with Adwords. They should focus more on the personal search and make more money from their current ads instead of adding more advertising spots.

Edited by mrgoodfox, 23 March 2012 - 05:16 PM.

[Dalesway]

You asked about the image originally, so my opinion is that it is quite a nice image, especially the aged look you created.

HTH

[mrgoodfox]

Thanks. I think ideally I'd like to make a shape with pictures of the lawyers listed on our website but we don't have enough lawyers listed yet.