Thread: is facebook taking over the need for newsletters?

I have never been big on newsletters.

But many of my local workshop students are on my FB fanpage. I publish my workshops there and instantly reach them. And if they feel like I am spamming them they can simply un-like the page.

Just recently I published a date for a monthly zill workshop and 3 of my regular students instantly reacted and told me they couldn't come on that date. So I moved the workshop to another date, now they can come. Very practical thing!

For people who feel that they get messages they don't want from games etc.: You can simply block those! You don't have to receive anything you don't want.

And I don't publish my e-mail address on Facebook, for good reasons!

MEISSOUN

Originally Posted by meissoun

For people who feel that they get messages they don't want from games etc.: You can simply block those! You don't have to receive anything you don't want.

I was so happy when they gave us that little "hide" option! I actually go on FB more frequently now.

facef$%k just about made me ask for a divorce.we got involved because my wifes family used it to organize a family reunion. like classmates .com we just could not get rid of it.....but when the "shout out for jesus" started and all the "i hate arabs" "burn the mosque"...my wifes therapist told her to dump it asap!
nasty ignorant people!