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Hello Mr. Peterson,             I overheard that you are interested in blogs for the company to use. From a digital marketing standpoint, one would be better off with a Facebook page. My reasoning comes from my experience as an intern at a digital marketing firm. Functionally the Facebook page and the blog are quite similar. They both allow for one to write posts which an audience can interact with. The key difference is that Facebook has a much larger potential audience than any blog a firm produces for themselves. This is primarily because most people have a Facebook account and are more likely to remain within Facebook’s online ecosystem rather than click out of it. People love to “like” certain Facebook pages in order to see what that page posts next. Facebook even has special formats that businesses can use when they create their own Facebook pages. While blogs offer a few neat features within it. For example, one can link...

Hello Mr. Peterson, I was recently Informed that you wanted to switch from Microsoft's Office Suite of Programs to Google's Office offerings. I currently use both office suites in conjunction with each other for academic and personal uses. I feel that I can provide some greater insight into the matter at hand. In all honestly Mr. Peterson, it would be advisable to use both products, or use Google Drive to assist us with using Microsoft Office. This is primarily because Google offers a basic (yet surprisingly feature rich) package. Both office suites are compatible with each other. They even share the same basic features and even keyboard shortcuts. This means that one can easily jump between the two programs. Google Drive can also be used on various other devices such as iPads, iPhones, and Android based devices. Thus, one can upload a Word Document to Google Drive and then view and even edit the file on various other devices. If training and familiarity are an issue, ...

This is the first post on this Blog. Every other post from here on will probably be graded. I hope that you open. The service is not blocked