Unless you live under a rock, it’s quite evident that two tools are especially powerful when it comes to branding—Twitter and Facebook fan pages. Twitter tends to receive more brand-related posts, so let’s take a look at
ten ways you can get some fresh blood pumping into your company's Facebook fan page.
2. Create a vanity URL. In order to do this you need a minimum of one hundred fans. But, if you have them—hurry and reserve your user name. After all, Facebook is only the second most popular website on earth.
5. Facebook widgets on your blog. You’re likely promoting your content on your fan page, so why not do the opposite to drive in extra traffic?
6. Twitter integration. You can’t ignore Twitter. There are many easy ways you can now sync your fan page to update your Twitter status, and vice versa.
Read on for all ten ways to give your Facebook fan page a beautiful (and engaging) makeover.
Unless you live under a rock, it’s quite evident that two tools are especially powerful when it comes to branding—Twitter and Facebook fan pages. Twitter tends to receive more brand-related posts, so let’s take a look at
ten ways you can get some fresh blood pumping into your company's Facebook fan page.
2. Create a vanity URL. In order to do this you need a minimum of one hundred fans. But, if you have them—hurry and reserve your user name. After all, Facebook is only the second most popular website on earth.
5. Facebook widgets on your blog. You’re likely promoting your content on your fan page, so why not do the opposite to drive in extra traffic?
6. Twitter integration. You can’t ignore Twitter. There are many easy ways you can now sync your fan page to update your Twitter status, and vice versa.
Read on for all ten ways to give your Facebook fan page a beautiful (and engaging) makeover.
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