| Advice for Creating a Facebook FanPage for my Website?
And integrating it into my website? |
ThatsBoBo
msg:4205482 | 9:10 pm on Sep 22, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I'm beginning to get requests from my website visitors for a Facebook fanpage.
I've never set one up before, although I've been using FB for many years.
Any advice on setting up the fanpage? I see where to set it up and I know the basics from researching the process. Anything I should look out for?
Also, how should I integrate this with my site? On some websites I simply see the big Facebook "F" icon at the top of the site which links you to their fanpage, which you can "like". Other sites have actual "like" buttons over each article on their website. Some have a combo of the two. Any advice? Anything else I should know?
Thanks and I hope all is well!
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PoonamSharma
msg:4205617 | 5:25 am on Sep 23, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Fanpage is helpful to get the traffic you can promote your fanpage to get more visitors.
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ThatsBoBo
msg:4205777 | 1:38 pm on Sep 23, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Right, I understand that, but what is the best way to promote the fanpage? Simply place the Facebook "F" logo up on my site?
Any advice?
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Even_Steven
msg:4206640 | 11:56 pm on Sep 24, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I've found that adding the little "F" icon on your website does not attract many fans. What works better is to add the "Like Box" to your site...
[developers.facebook.com...]
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dogboy
msg:4209862 | 12:22 pm on Oct 1, 2010 (gmt 0) |
| I'm beginning to get requests from my website visitors for a Facebook fanpage. |
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Cool:) Did they tell you why? I hope that doesn't come off wrong, but before setting one up, do you know what you are going to do with it? (How you want to use it to do what you want?) Personally, I think this is really the more important part of the equation; setting one up takes five minutes, using it effectively is another story...
| the big Facebook "F" icon at the top of the site which links you to their fanpage, which you can "like". Other sites have actual "like" buttons over each article on their website. Some have a combo of the two. |
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One warning: Facebook has an affinity for confusingly similar names for their 'plugins', when you see a 'Like' BUTTON, the surfers are LIKING a website/product NOT on FB.... when you see a 'Like' BOX,surfers are LIKING a FB PAGE on FB. Big difference, but they are not black and white.
how should I integrate this with my site? |
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You may need a little coding help to get things going, if you aren't familiar with programming, but then it is mainly a cut and paste thing.
I'd start here:
[developers.facebook.com ]
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