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Thanks Paul that was very constructive. Most of our clients don't want Facebook or Twitter links on their sites. Some do want them, but they are not sure why. We are wary of jumping on band wagons until we understand how they work and how to implement them properly. We provided a small number...

Many thanks to Paul Murray for pointing out that the real value is in the feeds from Facebook. This we will investigate further. What we are searching for is statistical evidence that a Facebook link on a website has increased traffic. Faced with positive evidence we will obviously change...

hankscorpio Your rant was not helpful. Your pet hates and prejudices are of no concern to us. We do put FB and TW on clients websites when they request them. Who are we to say that video is best? We speak from experience. Most of our clients have video cameras and phones that take videos. Our...

Thank you for all your replies, but we am not in the least convinced. However, we include a clause in our terms and conditions that states that we will add Facebook and Twitter links to a clients page(s) on condition that they accept full responsibility for the Facebook and Twitter content and...

One of my clients has asked me to add logos and links for FaceBook and Twitter to her website. I cannot to see any advantage in doing this except that her Facebook and Twitter accounts might then provide one external link each for SEO. If someone on the forum can explain any advantage that might...