Here is why it should be:

“We opened a Facebook Account about two weeks ago and have over 130 friends. We share educational events, post pictures of community events, and we post things about out service. It has been great to see all the positive comments about the services we provide at BMH from the people who have befriend us on Facebook. We feel this is a great way to put a personal face or image of the hospital.” – Anita Lowe, BSW, BS, Community Health Service Advisor, Bedford Memorial Hospital

“I joined fb with the thought that I wanted to develop relationships with clients and customers. Within a short period of time, I found that many old friends and acquaintances were registered and it became fun to socialize by adding them as friends. I added a few fellow Realtor friends, again, just to socialize, but after months of growing my client base, re-connecting with old friends, keeping up with fellow agents, I found that by adding MORE Realtors, I could communicate easily through email, chat and receiving text FB messages which allows me to communicate quickly for appointments, respond to urgent situations needing my attention, and allows my secretary to keep up with me throughout my day. In addition, by creating groups and/or adding events, I am able to invite my “friends” to be part of whatever I am doing. In essence, the more “friends” I have on fb, the more exposure I have and the more relationships I am able to build, maintain, and solidify.” – Karen W. Hall, Realtor, John Stewart Walker