Facebook - why?

Surfer replied on 30/08/2016 11:29

Posted on 30/08/2016 11:29

Why do companies think it is so important to have a Facebook, Twit or similar account or page when there are millions and millions of people that do not belong to any form of  social media site and have no interest in  belonging to one? 

Why do these same companies ask you to visit their social media media website to "like" them or to enter some competition or simialr which is not available unless you go to site.

I joined Facebook many years ago and was totally amazed at the amount fo drivel posted by even so called intelligent friends plus Facebook monitoring what you look at on the Internet etc.  I gave up on it and have never had any further interest.

Jood replied on 08/11/2016 18:23

Posted on 08/11/2016 18:23

I enjoy Facebook..having friends living in various other parts of the country and world...I love seeing the photos they post. I'm also a member of some private groups...an old hospital where I used to work and a VW group, so we often arrange meets via Facebook. As for the drivel...it just gets discarded. 

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