
Facebook Tips
As someone who has created several pages on Facebook for clients, I noticed that when I create the page, I’m the one admin that can’t be removed. That can be a problem if the relationship between you and your client ends.
This article by Social Media Today discusses the dilemma and offers one solution, although not the ideal solution.
My suggestion is that you secure your client’s Facebook log in info and log in as your client, creating the page from their account. Make sure you’re one of their friends, or “likes” and you can add yourself as an Admin. That way, if down the road you part ways, they maintain ownership of the page as the creator.

Facebook Tips
On this episode of Syndicating Your Content I shared information and tips on using Facebook’s Ads for promoting your business.
For those of you who are members of Syndicating Your Content, I put the pdf of “How Facebook Advertising Benefits Your Business.”
Facebook is currently the most “searched on: brand in the U.S. according to Bill Tancer at HitWise.com. HitWise Intelligence is a leading source for insights about online marketing, e-commerce and industry trends.
Having a Facebook Fan page is another way for you to syndicate your content, or leverage your message online. Sign up for access to the video on How to Create a Facebook Fan page.Technorati Tags: Facebook, Marketing


Facebook Tips
If you’ve paid particular attention to large corporations advertising, especially with television events like the Super Bowl, you may have noticed them driving you to their Facebook Fan page, versus their website.
Social media is here and it’s being embraced by some of our largest businesses. Isn’t it time you got into the picture and developed a social presence for your business?
On Wednesday, April 7, 2010 from 4pm to 6pm Pacific Time (7pm to 9pm Eastern Time) you can learn what you need to know to get started on your Facebook Fan Page. You’ll be learning how to:
This week’s episode offers ways to use Facebook to syndicate your content, and leverage your business online.
If you’re blogging, you’ve an excellent opportunity to share your content over several social networking platforms, including Facebook.

Facebook Tips
This tip is on tagging photos or notes, and whether it’s visibility that’s appreciated, or viewed as spam. Learn what tagging is, and how to use it to your advantage without annoying others.

Facebook Tips
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It may be a little outdated, but here are the Top 50 Fan Pages on Facebook.
Thanks to Willis Wee, who created this for the SlideShare Zeitgeist 2009 competition.
Social Networking has become the buzz word in the small business community. Now is a great time to build your sphere of influence online. Facebook is one of the most active social networking sites for solopreneurs.
When it comes to syndicating your content, your blog and Facebook (along with Twitter) play very well together. Your blog gives you the RSS feed that’s so important to sharing your blog posts with the world. By importing your blog into Facebook, you can share your blog content with all your friends at Facebook.
Programmed correctly, you can also alert your tweeples at Twitter, but that’s another webinar.
On Monday, February 9th at 3pm PT, you can learn how to incorporate Facebook into your online marketing and branding strategy.
Click Here To Register – Or check out the schedule for discounts on multiple webinars.
On Wednesday, February 11th at 3pm PT, I’ll be following up with Facebook 102, where you’ll learn:
What You’ll Learn
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