4 Things Your Facebook Pages Timeline Cover MUST NOT Contain! 4 Things Your Facebook Pages Timeline Cover MUST NOT Contain! Terms of Service Rules… Sometimes Suck! If you don’t know the rules, they could bite you in the ass! Facebook today began the rollout of Timeline format for Pages and with that comes the new “Covers” graphic for the top of the page. While these covers are perfect for improving branding and visibility, there’s also some very specific “gottchas” that you need to be aware of. From: How should I choose a cover photo for my Page? Use a unique image that represents your Page. . * Price or purchase information, such as “40% off” or “Download it at our website” * Contact information, such as web address, email, mailing address or other information intended for your Page’s About section * References to user interface elements, such as Like or Share, or any other Facebook site features * Calls to action, such as “Get it now” or “Tell your friends” Want to learn more?
Get The Inside Scoop! Facebook Brand Timelines: 6 Big Changes Every Marketer Needs to Understand. Victoria Ransom is founder and CEO of Wildfire Interactive, the global leader in social media marketing software. Victoria and Wildfire will host a free webinar on March 2 at 10 a.m. PT, entitled “Timeline for Brands: How to Make the Switch,” further outlining best practices for brands in transitioning to Facebook’s new Timeline format. Today Facebook announced to brand marketers the world over that, within the month, everything they knew about fan Pages on Facebook would be overturned. While you get your brand ready for the new Timeline format, here are six important changes to keep top-of-mind. 1. What’s new: The format of Timeline for brands is quite similar to Timeline for personal profiles. Recommendation: Milestones present an important and dramatic opportunity to educate the public, humanize the brand and remove a perception of corporate anonymity. 2.
What’s new: The new Timeline format does not have the left-side panel of links, which could include hundreds of different tabs. 3. Ads.ak.facebook.com/ads/FacebookAds/Pages_Product_Guide_022712. Facebook plans to release a new premium ads product Feb. 29. 10 Facebook Timeline Designs That Will Blow You Away [PICS] Facebook Timeline for Brands Coming Later This Month [REPORT] 40 Creative Examples of Facebook Timeline Designs. Recently at the F8 Conference, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced a massive redesign to our favorite* social media website. Honestly the new updates are understandable and from their point of view provide a better experience for the end user. From a personal point of view, each time they implement a change I get more confused, frustrated, and unwillingly forced to learn the new layout. When will they leave it alone?
I have no idea. Facebook Timeline is a unique idea that has been getting some heat lately. Now let’s look at it on the flip side. Currently you have to be a developer to gain access to the new design because it’s still in the beta phase. Wanna Create your own? With the new update we think it give us, the users, a great opportunity to be creative! Cover Photo – 850px* x 315pxProfile Photo – Scaled 125px x 125px (180px x 180px is the minimum image upload size.Profile Photo Offsets – left 22px*, top 92px 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
Facebook Timeline Ads Show Your Clean Vs. Drug-Addicted Life. In a creative social media campaign, media agency McCann Digital Israel has used the new Facebook Timeline design to advertise for the Israel Anti-Drug Authority. Utilizing the split-screen layout, they created a profile for a fictional man called Adam Barak and compared pictures of him side-by-side over the course of a year. On the left, the photos show a year of his life as a drug addict, whereas on the right they show a year without drugs. The comparative photos of Adam display stark contrasts in his appearance and surroundings, with the drug-free Adam looking happy and successful, while the addicted Adam seems to have lost his girlfriend, job and home.
Adam Barak.