As reviews have integrated into Google search results, now Facebook “likes” will be very helpful for small business owners on Bing! It’s much like a referral – \u00a0when you are searching for a product or business how nice to see a familiar face under the search result. A good reason for business owners to be on Facebook.<\/p>\n
There is<\/strong> the privacy issue for Facebook users, but Facebook users have always had to keep on top of their privacy settings in the constantly changing environment of Facebook.<\/p>\n Right on the heels of Bing’s announcement is the “Do Not Track” bill is working its way through Congress. The battle between advertisers and marketers; and people tired of solicitation. As small business owners we’re acquainted with walking that line. This one is interesting because it references the Do Not Call Registry.<\/p>\n While I have signed up with the Do Not Call Registry\u00a0I was amused to hear recently it doesn’t matter if unwanted solicitors continue to call – being registered doesn’t actually help stop the calls. You have to file a complaint with the district attorney’s office, which of course will turn into a lot of time and energy. Easier to just hang up, or use Caller ID to screen. Just like before the Do Not Call Registry.<\/p>\n Cookies have long been a part of the internet. These can be tracking cookies, surely, but what a nice help when on Amazon.com and I need to know what I have searched – big time saver. The to-track or not-to-track will continue to evolve.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Do Not Track Bill vs Bing’s Facebook “Like” Continue reading