30+ Apps Making Facebook Your Business Tool

Posted on 27. Feb, 2009 by Luis Sandoval in How To, Internet Tools

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facebook-logoFor the great many companies that are making the transition to social media tools as an opportunity to evolve their brand from the status quo and involve the expertise of the customers, thank you. Unfortunately, there are still a great many companies out there that look at social media tools as time wasters, or platforms to share drunk pictures of yourself in college.

While the above may all be true, what lies in store for the independent, the freelancer? The opportunities to utilize current social media platforms as a jump off for your business ideas exist, you have only to tap into those potentials and build on the network you’ve spent your entire life expanding.

Mashable recently posted an article on 30+ Business Tools for Facebook that truly delves into the customization of this tool to benefit the entrepreneur whose funds are already limited.

Everything from blog promotion, business networking, business communications, and audio visual tools for sharing all listed here to provide the most abundant way to maximize your Facebook profile.

Check it out and perhaps leave some comments here on some of the tools you’ve embedded into your Facebook profile to help get the word out on what you do!

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4 Responses to “30+ Apps Making Facebook Your Business Tool”

  1. Tech Entrepreneur

    11. Aug, 2009

    I still don’t understand the relevance of Facebook. It’s the same thing as just creating a website; people have done that for years. All facebook has done is nourish the rampant narcissism our teenagers seem to have these days. It’s just another “MySpace”. I don’t see the point.
    {my 2 cents}
    -Mike

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  2. Luis Sandoval

    14. Aug, 2009

    I completely respect your opinion. I work as a media strategist and sometimes for small companies investing into a website is not in their budget. Considering a site might run them anywhere between $1500 – $10k, we look for alternatives that can give them just as much traction and community development.

    I admit, I am a supporter and user of social media, but also understand that not everyone company or every individual feels like it’s a fit for them. I also don’t think that it will “save” the company in any way whatsoever as some others might claim.

    I admit that online media, especially interaction tools have gotten some bad press, but I’ve also seen companies leverage the best out of connecting directly with customers, clients, fans, or just the general population. Now perhaps it’s unique for them because they found a fit, but for most it either take another evaluation with some education, or another route that would work better for them.

    Regarding your comments for rampant narcissism, I won’t argue that. There’s are large number of people who feel like such services serve as an ego stroke for who and what they think they are. Ultimately this bunch can put a sour taste in people’s mouths, and with justification.

    My only comment to that is that like any other form of media or communication tool, it’s only as effective as the person who’s using it. I think you make some valid points here, but overall, I think, like anything else there are indeed two sides, call them pros and cons if you will.

    Thanks for taking the time to post!

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  3. Wrongful Termination Lawyer

    02. Sep, 2009

    Over half of the 140 million users on Facebook. An opportunity for your business to reach out and introduce itself..

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