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Filipino internet users spend about 4 hours a day on social media sites, particularly Facebook. If that makes you wonder what Filipinos do on social media, here are some popular ways they use these platforms:
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Hong Kong’s gondola lift promised fresh sights: trees, seas, and hills instead of dull grey buildings. And it delivered! A standard Ngong Ping 360 cable car, which dangles several hundreds of feet from the ground, offers a 360 view of Lantau Island and its surrounding areas.
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Working moms need support and appreciation. But so do working dads, don’t you think?
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Eight babies. How did my mom ever do it? Compared to her seemingly effortless experience, my initial six weeks of breastfeeding felt like a marathon. Was it this difficult, or did I simply lack the patience my mom seemed to possess? (Honestly, I don’t recall her ever complaining!) Maybe it was just the new-mom haze.…
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At the moment, there are about 60M – 70M Filipinos (18-65+) using Facebook, according to Audience Insights. As a marketer, this channel is something you can’t ignore.
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It’s my third day in Japan and we were heading out for a sightseeing tour around Mt. Fuji. Here’s an account of our sightseeing trip outside Tokyo.
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Whether you’re looking for classy or cheap AS Fortuna Street restaurants for your first or 20th date, this list is a must-read.
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Facebook Advertising is easy. You simply need to click the “Boost Post” button. Voila, you’ve created an ad. Not completely true.
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The quick answer is you can’t send a message to all your Facebook fans, only to those who sent your page a message and who commented on your posts. Is there a way to send a message to your business page contacts at once? Yes, here’s how.
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I wouldn’t attempt or suggest some crazy diet programs. What I wish to share is a sound post pregnancy weight loss plan.