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There was a time when your Facebook posts were seen by a majority of your followers, but recent changes have reduced your post visibility to about 30% of your audience* – if you’re lucky. It’s even worse according to Facebook, “[Brand] Pages reach about 16 percent of their fans on average.”

This Week in SoLo Notes: Facebook reaches further across the globe. Facebook search, answering life’s questions. Dedicated Twitter app, taking tweets further.

This Week in SoLo Notes: Facebook, to go. A research tool for greater success on Twitter.

This Week’s SoLo Notes: Small biz spends 6+ hours on social per week. A birdie tells us half a billion tweets are happening daily. Social won’t sell, but these three things will. Pachuco ModMex launches a new Facebook contest.

This Week’s SoLo Notes: Insightful info for marketing your local business. Mind-blowing social media stats. Why a virtual pin-board can help your business.

This Week’s SoLo Notes: Why Ambassadors Will Rock Your Brand. Car dealers get social. A hospital searches for talent. Facebook offers are more effective when shared. 5 tips for using Google+.

This Week’s SoLo Notes: Facebook ‘Wants’ you. Twitter does video, this time it’s for real. Indie brewery goes social, beer lovers rejoice. Embrujo restaurant wants you to experience a night of flamenco.

This Week’s SoLo Notes: Facebook stocks drop, user base climbs. Freshly pressed, the STLTO product finder app for Facebook. Quesada launches fresh new website…get yer burrito on. MyMio website launches…get fit, share, have fun. Share your Global Knowledge Canada story, you could win an iPad.

The KPDi SoLo Notes Week in Review recaps Social-Local news that matter to your brand. We hand-pick these articles in hopes that they’ll help you to promote your business through social media. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned marketer, we want to inform, and inspire you through a successful social media strategy.

Sharing is the driving force behind the success of today’s major social networks.

Ease of sharing is what creates the network effect that can lead to viral distribution of information and entertainment.