I’ve written about emails received as a Chapters Indigo customer before, but this one just struck me as funny: advice on how to get out of debt – starting with a book purchase (and several other books that would be relevant as well).
On the email-marketing side of things, they’ve done great with the nice little [...]
If you are the sole administrator on a Facebook Group and you delete your account, the admin role is left vacant and can be claimed by any Facebook user who is so inclined. This also happens if you leave a group that you are the sole administrator of. In some situations this is ideal: if an applicant decides to attend another school or does not receive an offer of admission and loses interest in the group, another applicant (or school representative) can step in and keep the community going. Unfortunately there is nothing stopping any other individual from doing the same thing. And remember, group administrators can now change the names of groups – so really, an onion farmer could claim your Class of 2013 group and change its name to Jenny’s Ornery Unions and start happily sending out mass messages about her product to the group’s membership.
BLAMJust got this little update from Facebook regarding 3 new report types for your Facebook Social Ad campaigns:
Hi,
We’ve been busy iterating on the Facebook Ads product to further improve your advertising experience on Facebook. One of the areas we’ve been working on specifically is the analytics and reports included in your Ad Manager.
We’re happy [...]
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