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Now that you’ve set up your Facebook fan page, you’re thinking, “wouldn’t it be great if I could get my fans to signup for my email newsletter?” Now you can! We found this tutorial from the Return on Subscriber blog extremely helpful in getting us started. To begin, you need to make sure that you have two things: 1. a Facebook fan page , and 2. the HTML code from MailChimp that allows you to embed your sign-up form on a web page. Then you’ll select “integration code” from the top menu, which will present you with a link to the Signup Form Embed Code.
Adding a Newsletter Subscribe Form to Your Facebook Fan Page | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog
Facebook "Like" Buttons Coming to E-mail Marketing
While somewhat controversial, “Like” buttons have proved to be incredibly popular, especially for content creators and online publishers.
Facebook's Like Button: are you ready? | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog
According to this article , nearly 65 million Facebook users “Like” things every day. After Facebook turned that old “Become a fan” button into a simple “Like” button, then made it a social plugin that anybody could install on their website, well — everybody started installing it on their websites ( and here’s a nice explanation for that ). Christopher Heine reports on Clickz how this change from “fan” to “like” has helped at least one industry double or triple their fan base . If you’re thinking “Sigh, whatever. I’ve already got the social sharing widgets plastered all over everything I do” that’s a great start.
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