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Don't just talk about it #ideaexchange@salesforce

— Jerri Anne(@JA_SFDC) November 3, 2012

Great advice. Think of an feature you HAVE to have? Check out if it's already on the IdeaExchange, vote for it and if not, submit your own!

Just signed some @salesforce #MVP docs using a Salesforce pen :)

— Matt Lacey (@LaceySnr) November 6, 2012

I hope Chatty and SaaSy were there too! Congrats on joining the Salesforce MVP community Matt! 

On Thursday morning, thousands of you joined us for a webinar with Facebook. The hashtag #SocialSMB is chock full of useful content! 

Facebook Likes are your reward for engaging with people and being real. Asking people to like you before seeing content is fake. #SocialSMB

— Rob Stevens (@SuperRob) November 8, 2012

In the next 5 years, social will become the 2nd most important customer touchpoint, just after face to face. #socialSMB @salesforce

— Jana Uyeda (@jana_obscura) November 8, 2012

2% virality on Facebook posts is a good benchmark to strive for. #SocialSMB

— Julie Barbee (@jewelstar02) November 8, 2012

Here it comessss!!! Going live November 26th @salesforce @amtouchdental @dukemcsocksrock @teeeeracey #growth #crm twitter.com/tashkhet/statu…

— Nitasha Khetarpal (@tashkhet) November 6, 2012

How exciting! Good luck with launch.

The Salesforce guy from #Halloween in Dublin. @salesforce @benioff twitter.com/alibabaoglan/s…

— Ali Rıza Babaoğlan (@alibabaoglan) November 8, 2012

I know Halloween was last week, but this costume was too good not to share. The cotton balls make it!

Kudos to @salesforce for their effort to help those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Donate & they'll match it - salesforcefoundation.org/stormrelief

— Jessica Athey (@JessAthey) November 7, 2012

Did you hear? The Salesforce Foundation is matching donations up to $500,000 for Hurricane Sandy relief.

We're always listening, here to chat, and able to provide great resources so make sure to join the conversation @salesforce!