In a recent column, we talked about the problem with relying on Facebook and Instagram for client communication. But there’s something else we need to address for anyone marketing and advertising their business on Facebook, and that is Facebook Jail.
No, Facebook Jail isn’t some enhanced reality prison experience dreamed up by Mark Zuckerberg. Although, who knows.
What is it then? It’s what we call it when a Facebook user gets banned from Facebook or blocked from posting and using their Facebook account.If you can’t access your Facebook account or post on Facebook, how can you use it to engage with clients
How to Avoid Facebook Jail
If you heavily use Facebook as part of your business marketing efforts, you’ll want to make sure you avoid any practices that could land you a temporary suspension from the social media platform
Nov 17, 2021 | by Carter Harkins and Taylor Hill |
















