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Friday Archive Dive: “Like” Yourself

Today’s Archive Dive comes to January 13, 2014, when we discussed that odd habit that some people have of clicking the “Like” button on their own Facebook posts.

I remember a comedian doing a bit on people who “like” their own posts on Facebook. He said it was the equivalent of that guy at a party who ends every one of his stories by saying, “isn’t that the best thing you ever heard?”

And, I admit… I’ve had the exact same reaction to people who like their own posts.

Turns out, thanks to Facebook’s recent Edgerank algorhythm changes, it may be time to become “that guy.”

Read the entire post, and comment under the original thread!

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by Brad Guigar on January 9, 2015
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