 The quick answer is: absolutely. It is 2019 and Facebook is not the super-value marketing buy it was in 2014 to 2016. Despite the scandals in the news, the talk of users abandoning the platform, and changes coming, it is still an established social network. This may seem counter-intuitive, but if your target market includes consumers of products or services in localized markets, Facebook should get a large percent of your marketing budget this year. Here's why.
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 Typos. Bad grammar. Missing words. Double words. Cringeworthy content. In social media posts, these are more than unforced errors. They are distractions that derail your message, cheapen your brand, and reflect badly on the writer and on your organization. And they are entirely preventable.
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AuthorBecky Remy was born and raised in California and loves the state where global trends begin, amazing tech is created and people live their super smart x wacky reputations. She is also a fan of all things creative, design, naturally funny humans and pop culture zeitgeist . Archives
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