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by Scott Barnett July 12, 2016 One of the more heavily discussed items at Facebook’s recent F8 conference was Facebook’s news feed. It appears that more publishers are taking to Facebook to share their stories and get more eyeballs. Of course, this provides both benefits as well as drawbacks to the local publisher. A very good … Continue reading Facebook’s News Feed – Why Your Posts Aren’t Being Seen
