Facebook’s stock peaked at $218.62 on 25 July 2018. It will never reach that height again. The social network will see declining growth rates – if not an outright downward trajectory – this year unless it makes two specific and significant changes.

We believe Facebook is bad for us -- not just from a practical perspective, but from a moral one. We can no longer, with good conscience, participate on a platform whose ethics are exactly counter to ours.

Oh, Facebook. What are we going to do with you? In the past two years alone, we've learned that the network was weaponized by foreign actors to spread misinformation in an effort to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Buffer, the maker of a social media management platform, released its findings from an analysis of 43 million Facebook Page posts.

Calling Facebook a mere “social network” at this point is a bit dismissive. The once relatively simple site started as a place college students could go to connect, poke, and make known their relationship status.

I might be the only person on Earth feeling sorry for the big boys of technology. Jack Dorsey from Twitter, Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook, all those Google nerds: They’re monumentally screwed, because they have no idea how to tame the monsters they have created.

What a year for Business Pages on Facebook! It sure feels like every time we as marketers and business owners think we have our Facebook marketing strategy figured out, a major algorithm change is announced or a new tactic becomes the latest trend.