Posting on Facebook
Hey guys, I have a daycare page on facebook and I was wondering what you all post on your own page if you have one. Do you post everyday or a few times a week , etc. TIA
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I post many times a week with pictures of what we are doing -- arts and crafts we have done, us baking, playing inside and out, field trips, and anything else cute. Plus, Closing reminders and any other info they need to know.
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Originally Posted by My Lil' Monkeys: |
Originally Posted by My Lil' Monkeys: |
I just started advertising for my daycare. So now I just post about updates about things going on. I am having a mural painted this weekend and once that is done I will post pictures of that. I figure once I actually enroll children I will post pictures of activities that we do.
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Are these private profiles/groups, or public? I am nervous to have too much info or ANY pics of kids up online...
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Originally Posted by Buxterboo: |
Originally Posted by Kiki: I post pics, cute things the kids say, other articles I find interesting, updates of things we're doing, closings, that sort of thing. Basically anything that would go in my paper newsletter. I have found, in this day with the younger parents, they are more likely to notice a FB update, and read them, then if I send a ton of papers home all the time. |
Thanks everyone for your thoughts and ideas. I've had it for awhile but haven't really used till now. It's nice to see what everyone else does. :D
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Great question!!! I would love to do a facebook page when my dc is up and running. Does anyone know if I can do a private group profile? One that only the parents can access? I'd feel more comfortable that way but not sure it can be done. Wouldn't all their friends see it too?
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I post on FB everyday mostly pics of what the kids are up to so parents can check in and so they can talk about their day later in the evening. All of my parents LOVE that I do this. I "friend" only parents of currently enrolled kids and have customized privacy settings to make absolutely sure no one else can view the pics. This is important because FB does not make it easy to keep your privacy.
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Originally Posted by Nickel: The only issue I see with private pages is the fact that you'll have to remove pictures once children leave your care if you're worried about other people viewing them, but if you don't see it as an issue I wouldn't worry about it. Even with a private page, make sure they sign a photo release, just change the wording in one to state that the pictures are for private viewing of current families only. E:I Just wanted to add that I prefer the public option on my pages because I like people who are interested in my day care to be able to see what a day here is really like. I'm not a fan of generic stock photos; I want people to be able to see how we really are. In this day and age, I think the chances of a parent not being OK with their child's photo on a website will be pretty slim. (And yes, I know, there are those out there that are not OK with it.) Also-editing software (free ones: GIMP/Picasa so on) makes it easy to blur faces nowadays so you are still able to use photos. |
Originally Posted by Kiki: Does anyone have a photo release form I can see that works for them? I'll have to search for one, but if anyone has one specifically for dc it would help :Sunny: tia |
Can anyone share their daycare facebook pages? If anyone's is public I'd love to see it for ideas, I'd never thought of this before!!!
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Originally Posted by Nickel: Oh, and as far as Facebook goes, you can set each and every post and photo so that certain people (friends/public/no one/ friends of friends) can see what is there. Every entry (post) and photo you post is individually customizable so you can choose who does and doesn't see. :) |
Thanks Blackcat!!! I never even thought about the individual post thing. i can set my settings default as private and then set public to individual posts that I want everyone to see! I love this option! Thanks again. I'll be looking at that tonight!
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