“Why do we have a Facebook page”?
That’s a question we’ve asked ourselves over and over again.
For as long as our website has been up, we’ve had a Facebook page. Mainly because, well, you’re supposed to have a page. But for a long time, our page was just sitting around, collecting dust. We didn’t know what to do with it.
Since early 2010, we’ve blogged quite frequently. About 450 posts in total, which over a period of less than three years means some 3-4 posts every week. But, as you’ve probably noticed, we’ve slowed down the pace lately. Not because we have less stuff to talk about or show, but because the interweb has changed, and with it, so have we.
Over the past six months Facebook has become our “micro-blogging” site. A place where we talk about the little things; things too small for a blog post, but still worth sharing.
Like a cool picture, a travel update from a shady hotel room or an inside story from a workshop.
So, “Why do we have a Facebook page?”
To welcome you more into the personal side of our business and share content that you won’t see elsewhere.
