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Facebook is changing its terminology
Recently you may have noticed the ‘become a fan’ link on your Facebook page has changed to say ‘To Like’. Facebook beleive this will increase the amount of connections made across the website and I agree. To say your a fan of ‘Areatrade’ is one thing – maybe potentially a restraining order required….. but to say you like Areatrade is much more of a lightweight statement and will improve the likelihood of people joining our fan page. Only time wil tell but it would be worth monitoring the rise in numbers of the next few months to see if they start to spike.
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