Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Monday, November 7, 2011

A Step-By-Step Guide For Creating Your Money Making Facebook Fan Page


Whether you already have a Facebook profile or not, go to www.facebook.com/pages/ and you will be brought to a page that says “Create a Page.”

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When you come to the Create a Page screen, you can start by doing the following:

1. Click on “Chose Brand, Products, or Organization”

2. Fill in “Page Name” (make sure to include your main keyword if possible)

3. Click on the box stating you are the official representative.

4. Click “Create Official Page.”

If you aren’t logged in, or don’t yet have an account, you will be prompted at this point to either log in or create an account.

Now it’s time to start adding content to your new Fan Page.

The first thing you need to do is add an image for your Page.

Pick an image that represents what your Page is about rather than an image of yourself.

After you add your photo, you need to edit the thumbnail to make sure it includes the portion of your photo that is most relevant.

After the image is uploaded, pass your cursor over the top right-hand corner of the uploaded image.

It will open a box with a pencil that says “Change Photo.” Click on “Change Photo” and a drop down box will appear.

Click on “Edit Thumbnail” and follow the directions to make any adjustments and then click “Save.”

There is a small box under the photo that asks you to tell something about your Page. Make sure to fill this box out.

Next, click on “Info” tab at the top of the page.

On this page, you’ll have two fields to add information to, if you wish.

The first field is “Basic Info” and basically contains a place to put the date your business was founded.

The second field is “Detailed Information” so you can explain more about your business.

When you finish with these two section, click “Done Editing” and move to the next screen.

Under your photo, you will see “Edit Page.”

If you click this you will be brought to a section where you can customize your Fan Page however you want to.

There are way too many choices to go into all of them here.

You need to explore your options and pick the ones that best meet your needs, and the interests of your potential “fans.”

Once you’ve created your first Fan Page, it will become increasingly easier to do more pages.

I would suggest you visit the right sidebar. Under “Help with Your Page” is a link “For tips and information about Facebook Pages, click here.”

Click there and it will take you to a page that will explain everything, under the Resources tab.

There is a Quick Start Guide and a Pages Manual that you can download and refer to as you proceed.

Here are some tips to keep in mind:

1. Keep your title short because when you add content your title is added to each post.

2. If you want to, you can chose a “vanity” url after you have twenty-five fans.

3. The maximum size for an image for your Fan Page is 200 pixels (width) by 600 pixels (height). Use the full size if at all possible.

4. Fill out the About Us box right below your picture and include a clickable link back to your main blog, or wherever you choose.

5. Using the application “Social RSS” you can bring your blog posts onto your Fan Page.

6. Let your fans post also on your Fan Page so when someone comes to your page, it looks “alive” with a lot of interaction.

Those are just a few tips for your Fan Page. More will be scattered throughout the rest of this report.

Monetizing Your Facebook Fanpages

One of the easiest ways to make money with your Fan Pages is to find a product you want to promote on one of the marketplaces, such as Click Bank or Amazon.

Build your niche Fan Page around the product. But don’t jump to do this!

Make sure your Fan Page is up and running before you start trying to “sell” to your Fans.

The good way to go is to first offer some free content that is of high quality – maybe a mini-course related to the niche.

More people opt-in to a mini-course than to any other kind of free offer. Just make sure it is high quality and relevant to your community.

After your Fan Page has become trusted and popular, you can use a tab to send your Fans directly to an affiliate sales page.

It’s just like anything else.

Once your Fans trust you and believe in you, they are more accepting of the quality products you recommend to them that are relevant to their needs. It’s a no brainer!

Remember also to put your affiliate link, where appropriate, into any eBook, mini-course, newsletter, etc. that you give away to your Fans for free.

Another option is to build your list with your Fan Page.

If you create a landing page using “Static FBML” (Face Book Markup Language), which is one of the available Applications, you can offer anyone who comes to your Fan Page the chance to sign up for your free mini-course or whatever, for free, without selling anything.

Set up your autoresponder with aweber.com or getresponse.com, add the application “Static FBML” to your Facebook Fan Page, and follow the simple directions.

You can also make money with your Fan Page with your product and with CPA offers.

Studies have shown that when people read about your offers on your Fan Page and then easily refer your Fan Page to their friends, their friends are more likely to buy whatever you are offering based on their friends’ recommendation.

Connecting And Building A Relationship With Your Facebook Fans

One good thing about Fan Pages is you can send updates, via email to all of your fans at the same time.

Not so with your profile page.

So, when you have a special article, or a promotion, or some really great information, you can let all of your fans know.

Just don’t spam them!

If you have set up your SEO properly – putting you keyword in the title and using it elsewhere on your page – when people search for the keyword they will automatically find you.

When they do, make sure they find a well-structured, lively page that gives them more than they expected.

Here are some interesting statistics from Facebook:

1. The average Facebook user has 130 friends.

2. More than 25 billion pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, notes, photo albums, etc.) are shared each month.

3. Over 300,000 users helped translate the site through the translations application.

4. More than 150 million people engage with Facebook on external websites every month.

5. Two-thirds of comScore’s U.S. Top 100 websites and half of comScore’s Global Top 100 websites have integrated with Facebook.

6. There are more than 100 million active users currently accessing Facebook through their mobile devices.

7. People who access Facebook via mobile are twice as active than non-mobile users (think about that when designing your Facebook page).

8. The average Facebook user is connected to 60 pages, groups and events.

9. People spend over 500 billion minutes per month on Facebook.

10. There are more than 1 million entrepreneurs and developers from 180 countries on Facebook.”*

* Statistics from Facebook press office.

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Saturday, November 5, 2011

How To Use Twitter Feed To Automatically Post Your Blog Posts To Twitter And Facebook


Twitter Feed

If you regularly post your blog posts to Twitter and Facebook, why not have someone else do it for you instead?

Twitter Feed will take your RSS feed, visit it every 30 minutes or so, find updates and automatically post them to Twitter and/or Facebook for you.

You can customize it to just post the title, the description or both. You can even include a thumbnail image on Facebook. It’s easy to setup and maintain and can save you a lot of time if you blog regularly.

Here’s how to setup Twitter Feed. Before you start, please have an RSS feed already setup, as well as a Twitter account and a Facebook account that you’re logged into.

Step 1: Click Register

Go to http://www.twitterfeed.com. Click “Register” to begin the setup process.

Step 2: Complete the Registration Form

Fill out your email and password, then click “Create Account.”

Step 3: Enter Your RSS Feed

You’ll immediately begin the setup process. Enter your RSS feed into the topmost box.

Step 4: Advanced Settings (Optional)

Click the “Advanced Settings” dropdown box to change the update frequency, sorting, level of detail to each post and so on. Click Step 2 when finished.

Step 5: Select Service, Twitter

Select whichever service you want to link to your RSS feed. Here we’ll start with Twitter, then show Facebook.

Step 6: Authenticate Twitter

Click the “Authenticate Twitter” button to verify that you’re the owner of the account.

If you’re already logged in, Twitter will prompt you with an authorization box.

Once authenticated, click “Create Service” to continue.

Step 7: Select Service, Facebook

If you just want to connect Twitter, then just click “All Done!” instead. If you want to add Facebook as well however, click on Facebook to repeat the process.

Step 8: Authenticate Facebook

Facebook will go through a similar process. Click “Connect with Facebook” to begin.

Click on “Allow” to grant TwitterFeed permission to post to your wall and pages.

Finally, select which page or wall you want Facebook to post to, then click Create Service.

If you want to post to multiple Facebook pages, create another RSS link.

Step 9: Complete Setup

Click on “All Done!” on the services page once both Twitter and Facebook are setup.

Finally, your setup completion page will be displayed.

Congratulations! Any time you post a blog post, within about 30 minutes Twitter Feed will read the post and post it on your Facebook page/wall as well as your Twitter feed. It’s that easy!

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

How To Use Facebook Places


Facebook Pages helps business owners to get more exposure and interactivity to their local, physical businesses.

People who’ve never heard of your business can find you by clicking on “Nearby Places” in their mobile apps.

They can also find your business through their friend’s walls, when they “Like” your business or “check in” to your business.

Though there are a few other local checkin-based apps (e.g. Foursquare,) none can boast Facebook’s 500+ million users.

Here are some of the main features and benefits of using Facebook places for business owners.

Appearing on Friend’s Feeds

Anytime someone checks into your business, it’ll also show up on their friend’s feeds.

Appearing in the iPhone’s “Nearby Places”

When someone’s near your business, they can easily find you by clicking “Nearby Places” or by searching for a specific type of business. (i.e. “restaurant.”)

Appearing in the iPhone’s Friends Checkin

iPhone users can also see a list of all the places their friends are at or have been to.

Likes and Checkins Displayed

A business that has a lot of people checking in, liking and posting on their wall has a lot of social proof.

Much like how people prefer to go to crowded restaurants rather than empty restaurants, social proof will help you get more people through the door through perceived popularity, as well as help you get even more likes, checkins and comments. It’s like a snowball effect.

Through effective promotions, you can get a lot of people to like and checkin to your place.

That, along with the snowball/social proof effect, can turn into a very effective marketing mechanism.

Example: A cafĂ©’s credibility increased through having many users.

Having Your Own Wall & Pictures

Once your page is active, you’ll have an interactive wall where others can interact with one another, a photo gallery where you can put business-related shots, as well as all the other features of Facebook Places.

Detailed Business Information

You can put a lot of details that your users would find useful on your Facebook Place.

They’ll be able access this information online or on their mobile device.

Users will be able to find your website, your hours of operation, your phone number, your address and even a map showing your location.

As you can tell, Facebook Places offers some incredible opportunities for business owners to connect with their customers, as well as to make it easier for more people to find their business.

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