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TOTD: Editing your comments on Facebook!
Our Thought of The Day centers around Facebook a small change and what it can do for you.
It’s finally here, you can now edit your comments on Facebook!
Gone are the days where you would have to delete your comment and type it again. Simple mistakes such as “teh” will not be put out there for the world to see. And people have a lot to say about that. But I digress, the point that you, as a business owner, is: what can you provide your customers with? What small change would give them ease of use with your product or service? Facebook allowed people to edit comments and it has certainly brought a smile to their users faces. A small but powerful change. What’s your next small change?