Any advice greatly appreciated! It's all part of the learning curve, and just a bit of fun.
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1 week ago
Thursday, August 5, 2010
no freakin' idea what I'm doing!
I must be the last person on earth to start using Facebook properly ... as a result, I have not much clue as to what I'm doing! I seem to have opened an account, and then I worked out how to create a business page, so if you want to see, click here!
Any advice greatly appreciated! It's all part of the learning curve, and just a bit of fun.
Any advice greatly appreciated! It's all part of the learning curve, and just a bit of fun.
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Yeah I have just joined. I have suggested a few crafty friends to join. Good luck. I too have a page under Pivotal Xpressions, please join. :-)
Hello! HELLO!!! I was going to post today about my total ineptness re Facebook. I started a page recently, but I am buggered it I know what I am doing. Where do I click? What does "I like this" mean. Then I tried to create a b****** link to my blog, but can I do it? NO!!! It has taken me hours to get the basics. Then to add insult to insult I got a report from Facebook. No-one has visited. It is like having a party and no-one rocking up. I am sure one day, it will all become familiar, but at the mo I am a bit frazzled.
good luck to you!
i have to admit i was on facebook for a while, and gladly got out of it again. not to want to rain on anyone's parade, but it is time consuming, and in my opinion a little let down after all that delicious blogging that's going round...
but, good luck, yeah?
I do love the white on the linen. Looks great. Got my bunting in the mail. I love it! Posted about it today. Thanks Nic!
:)
Ooops, posted to wrong blog post! Off to check out the facebook site.
:)
A am now a liker. Its easy once you get the hang of it.
Visit me here.
http://www.facebook.com/bobandmabel?ref=search
Have fun with it Nic.
You're brave! I'm avoiding Facebook like the plague, leaving it for the 'kiddies' and adopting the head in the sand approach I'm afraid. Your work is beautiful and I hope those Facebook peeps are excited about the Yardage Girl loveliness about to come their way!
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