Facebook. Facebook Statistics, Application Statistics, Page Statistics. Essential Guide To Facebook Page Changes [SCREENSHOTS] Facebook unveiled major upgrades to fan Pages on February 10. If you have not yet upgraded your Page(s), you can do so here. I recommended choosing the Preview option first to get a feel for what’s changed. However, on March 10, the upgrade will be automatic, so you may as well switch before then to get used to it. ALL Page Admins who have upgraded their Page already (or are currently using Facebook in Page Preview mode), will view *your* Page in the upgraded design whether you’ve upgraded yet or not. Basically, it’s the same as the new Profile design rollout – anyone who upgraded sees everyone else the new way.
In this post, I’ll walk you through the main Page upgrades, complete with marked-up screenshots and a review of each change. Logged in as Profile The layout and navigation of Pages are now very similar to the new Profile design. Facebook Page Changes (viewing in Profile Mode) Logged in as Page You still need to actually log in to Facebook via your personal Profile.
Wall post order. How To Check If Someone Else Is Accessing Your Facebook Account. So what’s the problem now? Nothing, technically. In fact, Facebook has recently given us a way to see if someone else has been accessing our Facebook accounts (without our permission). Is that something you’d be interested in? Follow me. What Does This Mean For Me? Have you ever suspected that someone else was logging into your Facebook account? Sure, you could always change your password, but lets face it, you aren’t going to do that unless you absolutely have to – unless your password really is the word “password”, in which you should change it immediately (I’m serious). The feature I’m about to show you is a nice little security setting built into Facebook that will help you quickly detect if anybody else has been secretly logging into and using your Facebook account. Where Are These Security Features?
To get to the security settings I’ve been alluding to, log into your Facebook account and click on Account at the top right of the page. Conclusion. How To Use The New Facebook Photo Viewer As A Marketing Tool. The recent Facebook Page upgrades unveiled some of the most complex features we’ve seen on the platform yet. Navigating Facebook as your Page OR Profile; posting and commenting on other Pages as your Page; notifications of Page activity; News Feed just for Pages you’ve liked; weighted system for displaying the most popular posts on your Page wall; and, replacement of FBML with iFrames. I will be publishing a series of posts diving deeper into specific Facebook features, along with an in-depth review of all the changes and their impact on marketers. This post covers two features I’m very excited about, as they have a distinct marketing advantage: the five-photo strip at the top of Pages (similar to Profiles) and the new Photo Viewer lightbox.
First, I strongly recommend that if you have not yet upgraded your Page, you need to dive in and do so right now! All Pages will automatically be upgraded next month anyway. New five-photo strip at the top of Pages HyperArts Facebook Page Photo Strip. 15 ways to enhance your Facebook influence. Tweet Facebook friends photo grid by Dan Taylor (CC BY on Flickr) Tools & tactics to build authority as a nonprofit advocate Target audience: Professionals at nonprofits, NGOs, government agencies; educators, Web publishers, individuals. Second of two parts. Also see: • How nonprofits can take charge of Facebook’s news feeds Most people use Facebook for personal reasons: to maintain contacts, stay in touch with friends who live far away or to stay on top of one’s social life.
But for many of us, our professional and personal lives intersect and blend in deep ways — and this is the new multidimensional public identity we display to the world. Below we’ll explore how to increase your influence and reach on Facebook. To increase your Facebook clout, you need to get into your friends’ news feeds. As it routinely does, Facebook declined requests to comment for this article. Let’s play, shall we? Find the right vehicle for your professional voice Segment smarter Choose quality over quantity Video. OMG! I Can't Use My Facebook Personal Profile for Business? Feb. Facebook Privacy: 10 Settings Every User Needs to Know Mashable | The Social Media Guide. Facebook's privacy settings are extremely detailed, giving you the ability to fine-tune the privacy aspects of almost every little part of your Facebook account.
Unfortunately, for most users, this level of micromanagement makes Facebook's privacy settings a convoluted mess. Even worse, these settings change often; you may think you know everything there is about them, only to be greeted with a completely different layout and a bunch of new options the next time you visit the dreaded Facebook Privacy Settings page. So, what do you do when you've got over 170 options to choose from? You focus on the most important ones.
We've entered Facebook's maze of privacy options and came out on the other side bruised, battered, but with 10 essential settings in our hands. Disregard them at your own peril! 1. Account > Privacy Settings > Sharing on Facebook Facebook gives you the easy way out: You can share content with Everyone, Friends of Friends, or Friends only. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
HOW TO: Get the Most Out of Facebook Insights for Small Business. David Hartstein is a partner at Wired Impact, a web design company that builds websites for nonprofits. You can connect with David on Twitter and the Wired Impact Facebook Page. You’re a small business owner and you've decided to create a Facebook Page for your company.
Or you’re an employee in an organization and, since you are the only one who "gets" social media, you’ve been charged with running a Facebook Page. You set it up and make it look nice. You put up some photos and videos that you think represent the organization well. You e-mail a bunch of your friends and the page has almost 100 "Likes. " But one day, your boss comes in and asks you the question that you have been dreading: “Is this Facebook Page helping us or just eating away most of your time?” Enter Facebook Insights, a powerful analytical tool that can help any organization evaluate the effectiveness of its Facebook presence. Facebook Insights Overview Now that we’ve outlined the basics, let’s dive into the scenarios.
Doctors warn that using Facebook can cause asthma attacks. (NaturalNews) The social networking site Facebook is causing a new wave of physical and mental health problems, say researchers from Italy. According to their analysis, scientists say that Facebook has become "a new source of psychological stress" that is capable of inducing asthma attacks, particularly in those with preexisting asthmatic conditions.
Published in the British medical journal Lancet, the study cites the case of an 18-year-old man who experienced severe asthmatic symptoms due to using Facebook. After discovering that his ex-girlfriend had removed him from her "friends" list and moved on from the relationship, the man began having breathing problems, followed by an asthma attack. And every time he logged on and tried to pry his way back into her life, the symptoms returned. "The [experience] seemed to induce dyspnea, which happened repeatedly on the patient accessing [his ex-girlfriend's] profile," said doctors about the experience.
Sources for this story include: 5 Engaging Ways to Increase Your Likes on Facebook | Kyle Lacy, Social Media - Indianapolis. Almost every day I see at least one tweet along these lines: “Do you enjoy our tweets? Why not ‘like’ us on Facebook too?” As an online marketer who lives in the social media world, nothing could be more frustrating. This type of meaningless tweet is one of the reasons why those outside of the marketing world think social media can be run by inexperienced interns or even worse, automated. While I could probably come up with 10 reasons why I hate seeing tweets like the above, there are two fundamental things wrong with it: You’re not address what the value of liking you on Facebook is when I’m already enjoying your tweets. What will be different? If you’ve sent out a tweet like the above before, the good news is it’s not too late to make a change!
Write an interesting blog post, and tell visitors they can learn more by visiting your Facebook page. A final word about those damn DMs: In addition to not sending out tweets like the above, don’t DM it either! Risk Reduction Strategies on Facebook. Sometimes, when I’m in the field, I find teens who have strategies for managing their online presence that are odd at first blush but make complete sense when you understand the context in which they operate. These teens use innovative approaches to leverage the technology to meet personal goals. Let me explain two that caught my attention this week. Mikalah uses Facebook but when she goes to log out, she deactivates her Facebook account. She knows that this doesn’t delete the account – that’s the point. She knows that when she logs back in, she’ll be able to reactivate the account and have all of her friend connections back.
Mikalah is not trying to get rid of her data or piss of her friends. Shamika doesn’t deactivate her Facebook profile but she does delete every wall message, status update, and Like shortly after it’s posted. I asked Shamika why she bothered with Facebook in the first place, given that she sent over 1200 text messages a day. Related tweets: Livestream Your Life on Facebook. 7 Issues to Consider About Doing Business on Facebook.