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Oct 18, 2012
Changes in Facebook EdgeRank algorithm may see brands reassess their social strategy
Facebook's recent adjustment to its EdgeRank algorithm, which determines the content that shows up in users’ News Feeds, doesn’t mean brands will lose their engagement with Facebook users but it may see brands reassessing their social content strategy.
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