There is a lot to be said about Google’s social interactive capabilities. Applying the tools that Google makes available for free can assist businesses on every level, from the CEO to the secretary.  Although the web connection certainly makes communication flow, online communities- particularly Facebook, should be carefully evaluated before using them for business.


In its earliest stages, Facebook was meant to be a way to find people. Whereas this is still its purpose, Facebook does not regulate public access to potentially sensitive documents. Even with your Facebook set to private, the possibility of an unintended release of private information does exist. While you may be able to avoid such an incident, there is no guarantee.

In the case of Fresh Brewed, Larry Latte’ is a fictitious character whose public display of “personal” information will pose no harm to the business or owners. The best advice that The Blogger’s Blog can give is to check it out, stay informed, and when in doubt- leave it out!

Until next time, I bid you blissful blogging!

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Now that we have our business going, blog rolling, our tweets posting (those aren’t cuckoo’s in your head!), what can we add to our social network to help our business expand further? The answer: Facebook!


Meet Larry Latte’: Big fellow, typical Southern guy, with a secret passion for- you guessed it! Latte’s! Larry does not want to reveal his true identity, for fear of being razzed at work. Of course behind the scenes, Larry Latte’ is not one but three people who are part of the Fresh Brewed Blogging Team.  This team has agreed on Larry’s character and update the blog together. Since “ Larry Latte’” reeks of fictional character, the team has created a Facebook account to give depth to the guy. Check out this link to meet Larry.

By adding a link to Facebook on your blog, you can create a fictional character and make them “real.” Larry Latte’ adds dimension to your social network, allowing for creative expression in your blog.