Would you build your house on someone else's property?

Edited

Recently I noticed in the news how business owners are being locked out of their social business accounts (if you have ever tried to reach Meta to get help with these matters... good luck!)

Imagine waking up one morning to find the "house" is gone - you are now all but entirely disconnected from your audience.
The rules changed (again) or perhaps the algorithm had a glitch - either way, it becomes very clear that you were never really in control of that asset.

With so much tension between government and the big tech giants, would you risk your future success on the assumption that you will always have access?

The sovereign land you do own is your website, club TVs and enews.

However, compared to the quick and dirty FB post that we treat as a magic bullet, all these other channels represent significant extra admin and effort - so it's no wonder Mr Zuckerberg has us in his pocket.

KEEP DOING IT THE QUICK WAY - your core team can post to Facebook and it arrives automatically at ALL those other channels.

Even better, invite your extended team - they can point and shoot direct to all channels using SMS. Watch how your network suddenly blossoms!

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