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This afternoon, Facebook announced the release of a brand new feature, the Subscribe Button for profile pages. Ultimately, the new feature enables Facebook to support and provide even more publicly available content, which is a huge stride for its position in the search market.
Up until now, users haven’t had much control over what see in their News Feed. On a user-by-user basis, the Subscribe Buttons gives you the ability to choose whether you’d like to see all updates, most updates, or just important updates from another user.
Read more: http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/25087/BREAKING-Facebook-Announces-New-Subscribe-Button.aspx#ixzz1XxaGzM7U

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Google+ Facebook Twitter Feature Comparison Infographic | The Chris Voss Show.
Useful checklist comparing  features in facebook, Google+ and twitter.

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1) 50% of Facebook users who follow a retailer have visited a retailer’s website by clicking through Facebook.
2) 50% of this same group reported having browsed and researched products and services, with slightly fewer having posted comments regarding products or services.
3) Two-thirds of Twitter users who follow retailers have clicked through to a website or browsed and researched products. Overall, Twitter seems to have more overall commerce intensity than Facebook for now.
via Is Shopping Really Happening on Facebook? | Social Media Club.

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