tedster
msg:4238554 | 1:00 am on Dec 4, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Does this thread answer our question? [webmasterworld.com...]
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nmfam
msg:4238569 | 1:45 am on Dec 4, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Hmm - sort of ...
This provided link leads to a Facebook link for setting up the username of a profile. So I guess I must setup a *personal* profile and redirect my *personal* username to the *business* fan page?
Ok so I tried to do this and it tells me I cannot:
"{mydomain}.com is not eligible for a username at this time. In the future, Families.com will be able to set a username. Learn more...."
...and of course the "learn more" just dumps me into the generic FAQ page with no lead to where this more info supposedly is.
I feel like I'm missing something - isn't this a super common thing these days? Why is it so freaking hard? What am I missing? :(
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nmfam
msg:4239515 | 12:33 am on Dec 7, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Still trying to figure this one out ... is a corporate fan page really suppose to be owned by an individual? I tried again to rename the profile that owns the fan page, to match the company name - and was warned that if I do that, they'll permanently block me from using Facebook.
Confusing. What is the proper use pattern for a business when setting up a fan page? Who owns the fan page? And what if a consultant sets it up for a business - does the consultant then personally own the fan page?
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