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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Write short
Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites encourage brief messages (sometimes called "micro-blogging").
Facebook even allows you to create ads, but these ads have a severe character limit - 25 in the heading, 135 in the body, or 160 total, which is the same as Twitter.
The advantage is that the "click-through" link doesn't count toward your character limit, and you can attach a picture. You can try Facebook ads yourself without actually committing to running (and paying for) them. As you compose the ad, a preview shows up in the window. Try creating some ads for your own interests and screen-grab the results and post them here.
Here's one of mine.
Facebook even allows you to create ads, but these ads have a severe character limit - 25 in the heading, 135 in the body, or 160 total, which is the same as Twitter.
The advantage is that the "click-through" link doesn't count toward your character limit, and you can attach a picture. You can try Facebook ads yourself without actually committing to running (and paying for) them. As you compose the ad, a preview shows up in the window. Try creating some ads for your own interests and screen-grab the results and post them here.
Here's one of mine.
Is it easy? Hard? Why?
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