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There you are, minding your own business when, out of the corner of your eye, you spot a little window appearing on the bottom of the righthand corner of your screen. Facebook's telling you something happened somewhere. But why? You didn't ask it to tell you this. Well, chances are, you at some point gave Facebook (or other websites) permission to publish notifications. It's so annoying, but you don't know how to get rid of it! Here's how: https://www.pcworld.com//how-to-turn-off-chrome-notificati

One of my new favourite social media tools is the FB Debugger. I've got it bookmarked because I use it often when I write new articles or want to share something. Before you share a link through your Facebook page, plug it into the Debugger. It will "scrape" your site content and show you a preview of what it will look like in a newsfeed. If it's never been shared before, or if it's a brand new page, you might need to scrape a couple of times to get all of the information. U...sually the image is the piece that's missing. This way you'll be able to see, before you post your link, whether anything is missing, or looks wonky. https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/sharing/

Eighties ads still knew the importance of white space. #vintageads

Say what you will about No Frills, but their brand style has been on point for over 30 years.