Courtney Robertson

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Courtney Robertson is an Open Source Developer Advocate, professional educator, and WordPress Contributor

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Recent Posts

  • Facebook AppCenter Launched

    Facebook has launched their own app area, AppCenter. While finding a directory of apps in Facebook is nothing new, the layout and ease of finding apps that work on mobile is new.

  • Google Places becomes Google+ Local – What Small Business Owners Need to Do

    Small business owners will want to learn what matters on the changes involved in Google Places being changed into Google+ Local. Chris Lang invited me to be a guest presenter last night on his weekly Hangout on Air / Youtube Live session. See the replay here (I start around 22 minutes in): and view the…

  • How to schedule Facebook posts for Pages

    When you are planning out your social media routines, it is helpful to be able to schedule updates on Facebook.  Previously this could only be accomplished with 3rd party tools like Buffer and Hootsuite and was limited to status updated.  Facebook has now given page administrators the ability to share status, photos, videos, and links…

  • How to Manage Facebook Page Admin Roles

    Have you ever wanted to set different levels of access for Facebook Page Admins?  You now can give varying levels of permission to administrators, as Facebook explains.

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