Top Tips for Connecting with your Audience via Facebook

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As Sally Fields once said as she was accepting her Oscar, “I can’t deny the fact…that you like me…right now! You LIKE me!!” How great was that? You can’t even fault her for gushing, right?

Okay, so you may not want to go the tux, gown, and statue route, but you do want to share your energy and passion for your work. That’s the goal when you’re trying to spread the word about your creativity and skills through building your Facebook presence. Connecting with your audience is the primary objective; once that happens, your reputation will spread like wildfire. Let them see your pride and passion, and get them to react to it.

Your reading audience must take action, and there are some excellent techniques with which you can experiment. See which ones elicit the most action from your readers...

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Browse better: How to make your internet connection faster and more reliable

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The internet is a vital part of our lives. Just like your car, body, and robot underlings, your internet connection can be fine-tuned and made to work more efficiently. With just a little bit of effort, your surfing experience can be noticeably improved.

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Connect all your IM’s onto one platform

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We all use one form of instant messaging from GTalk to Skype or even good old AIM, we are always looking for ways to talk to others quickly and avoid having our inbox fill up with emails.

There is a platform that will connect your instant messaging services and allow you to add them easily to which you then can create groups with people you want to specifically talk to from your now collaborated contacts list.

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This Is How You Will Connect Everything in Your Home to the Internet

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The guys who brought you the iPhone and Gmail now want to connect your washing machine, light switch, and just about any other electric device you can think of to the Internet. Get ready to be amazed.

Electric Imp came out of hiding today, announcing a line of Imp cards that can be installed on any electronic device to put it online and even control it. The little cards appear almost identical to standard SD cards, but have WiFi antennae and embedded processors. You can install them to existing devices using some of the circuit boards Imp sells, and the company is in talks with OEMs to get them Imp slots pre-installed on a range of products. Once installed, they connect to the Internet and Imp's cloud-based software controls, allowing them to both be controlled remotely and work in conjunction with other connected devices.

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What to do when the Internet is down

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If you're like me, you feel like you lost a limb when the internet is down. While I don't think that is a good thing to feel, here are some helpful ideas to help you get through those difficult times.

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Why connecting to a Wi-Fi hotspot is about to get easier

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In the near future, getting your smartphone, tablet or laptop connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot won’t be an exercise in frustration or require annoying pop-up log-in screens. The Wi-Fi Alliance will begin to certify wireless devices for its industry-wide Passpoint initiative this July. With devices using the Passpoint standard, users will be able to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots without having to enter logon credentials with each connection instance and will be able to seamlessly roam from one Passpoint-enabled Wi-Fi network to another.

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How to Connect Your Startup With Development Capital

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When I started my own business I had essentially no capital. I had left a decent-paying job because I was fed up with the lack of appreciation and advancement at the company.

I knew that one of the best ways to meet my personal financial goals was to strike out on my own. I was going to take the world by storm and become the best payroll-service provider in the region. Did I mention I was broke?

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