Now that I’m all Linked In and Twittering away, I have to face it…I need
\nto be seen on Facebook. the other day I heard a young person say, “If you
\ndon’t have a Facebook page, you’re just not cool.” Oh, well okay then. We
\ncan’t have that. Besides, Andrea would hear none of it.; “You HAVE to have a
\nFacebook page! that’s where all your blogging entries and tweets go!”<\/p>\n
Since Facebook is apparently the repository for all things social, the
\nglittering paradigm of coolness, the benchmark by which my worth on the
\nplanet is measured, at least until the next big thing comes along, I must
\nresign myself. No sooner do I get the words, ‘What?…I have to have a Face
\nBook page, too?” out of my mouth, the “Welcome to Facebook!” email has
\ndropped into my inbox. Miss Andrea gathers no moss.<\/p>\n
You’ll understand my skepticism…I’m a geek girl from way back, and I’m
\ndoubtful that even the almighty Facebook can fix that. Yet, here I am,
\nalready with five friends, which is more than I had in high school. By
\nthe way, Nutshell Mail can aggregate my Facebook updates and messages, too,
\nso if you need another reason to try Nutshell Mail, I can say so far, so
\ngood. I’m still doing every bit of my social media marketing from Windows
\nMail. Easy, enjoyable, accessible.<\/p>\n
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Now that I’m all Linked In and Twittering away, I have to face it…I need to be seen on Facebook. the other day I heard…<\/p>\n