We created this quick presentation, to show how to make the most of your Google Places Business listing. It is a short video and the process is pretty easy. The whole thing should take you less than an hour—happy optimizing!
This week’s round up is a strange mix of marketing advice and how-tos. I am not going to say more than that…read on and judge for yourself.
How to I change the name of my custom landing page tab? You can edit the name of the tab in the application settings. Read on for details.
Back from the dead—the resurrection of the email newsletter in this week’s roundup. Three resources that show the power of email marketing.
Wow! You are nearly done and we are finally to the fun part. You may have noticed that some Facebook fan pages have short, easy to use URLs like facebook.com/myfanpage while others have long random looking addresses. You definitely want to get one of those personalized URLs to make it easy to tell people how to find you on Facebook. Getting a custom URL is not hard but it does take a bit of work.
At this point your Facebook fan page should be looking pretty good. Hold on—you are not done yet! If you have other content out on the web (which you should), make good use of it and add it to your page. You can easily link your blog, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and many other accounts to your fan page. In addition, there are many free and low-cost apps out there that help add other goodies like coupons and polls. Read on to learn how you can incorporate these into your fan page.
By now, you have researched Facebook Fan pages, planned out your page, and created a basic page. Now it is time to get into the meat of the fan page and customize it. From the sample fan pages in Step 1, you probably noticed that you can add a logo or photo to the upper left sidebar of your fan page. What you may not know is that you are not constrained to including just a logo or photo of yourself. You can create totally customized web banners that are 200 pixels wide and as tall as you like!
Once you have done the research and planning, it is time to dive in and create your page. Creating a Facebook Fan page is pretty easy, as you can see from the three steps in this post.
Before diving into your fan page, you need to do your homework. It is a two-step process: research other pages to see what you can do and plan for your own page.
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