Make a Facebook Fan Page
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Why You Need to Make a Facebook Fan Page for Your Website NOW!: An interesting bunch of reasons why you should have a Facebook page for your blog or website. Sadly, I get addicted easily and once I got into Facebook, I could not stop. I created a page for this blog, created my profile and then started looking at their API which is incredible. It is a lot of fun to dabble in Facebook apps. Also, while I am at it, I apologize to the people that received a friend request (and either did not want to add me or were surprised by the request). My address book import did not go so well. Please ignore the request if you like.
If you have a Facebook page and would like some exposure, please leave a comment here or on the Facebook page for Weblog Tools Collection. Do you have a Facebook page yet? Have you come across any WordPress related Facebook apps?
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I can recommend WordBook for your Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/apps/a.....3353257731
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Mads (4 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 1:34 pmNever thought about starting a Facebook page for my blog. I may have to give it a try and see if it helps.
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Tyler @ BuildingCamelot (7 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 1:39 pmWe’ve got a facebook group, I’m not sure what the difference between having a group and having a fan page is, but either way it’s pretty cool. Usefull too, like when you want to tell a bunch of people about something going on on you blog, just send a message to all your Facebook friends, etc. If you really want to cover the spread get a myspace page too.
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Providene Daily Dose (1 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 1:54 pmthe most recent wordpress facebook fan page i’ve seen is skatter tech’s. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=18461003360
i’d add it to my profile, except i don’t have a facebook!!! and im proud of it!
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hillary — 11/14/2007 @ 2:39 pmYup, same here. Started a group for The City Desk a few weeks ago. The interesting thing is figuring out how to use it for updates- it’s a bit of trial and error between adding a new news item, posting a link and sending messages to all the members. I don’t want to cross that thin line between promoting new content and annoying the heck out of people.
I’m also hoping to use it for extra material, as well- interviews with the writers, supplemental content, that sort of thing.
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The City Desk (1 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 2:44 pmCool, for me, I created a Facebook App that display your site stats together with 3 latest post and 3 latest comments in your profile.
http://apps.facebook.com/gamerz_wordpress/
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GaMerZ (24 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 3:14 pmI just created a Facebook page for WP Themes Gallery. (:
http://git.facebook.com/profile.php?id=5657124515
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Artur Kim (3 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 3:32 pm[...] As being advised I did my Facebook page today Share This [...]
| This time it’s Facebook | WordPress Designpraxis — 11/14/2007 @ 3:53 pmFor Houston readers, I’ve set up a Facebook fan page for Swamplot.
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Gus (1 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 4:26 pmIts all about the RSS feeds! My Wordpress site sends content to both my Facebook page and my Tribe.net account. Also, by throwing a div overlay and some flash code you can hijack myspace. The goal is to be able to update content in one place instead of ten different ones. Facebook is on it.
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Dustin Delaney (1 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 4:49 pm[...] est inspiré de ce message du Search Engine Journal et aussi de sa reprise par Mark Ghosh du weblogtoolscollection. J’ai donc créé la page de WordPress tuto sur [...]
Pourquoi vous devez vous créer une page Facebook maintenant — 11/14/2007 @ 6:19 pm[...] 15, 2007 by honewatson Facebook fan pages for your blog are an interesting way to promote your [...]
Facebook Blog Fan Page « Hone Watson Bookmarks — 11/14/2007 @ 8:26 pmThanks for the tip. We created our site’s profile.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=5786729931
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muks (1 comments.) — 11/14/2007 @ 10:44 pmI am agree with you. We need a facebook page.
My group about U2: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5744388423
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calvin (2 comments.) — 11/15/2007 @ 3:25 amThanks for the tip! Here’s my facebook fan page:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=7392931166
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Boris (3 comments.) — 11/15/2007 @ 7:31 amWe made a group for the Indie Travel Podcast and then we made an app to go with it.
Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24781030480
Facebook app: http://www.facebook.com/apps/a.....6306071402
The app isn’t much at present, but hopefully we’ll add some more features in the coming months.
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Craig (2 comments.) — 11/15/2007 @ 9:30 amYep, I’ve got a couple of Facebook pages, a personal one, and a science writers group at - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6868492183 (193 members so far, and an axe-wielding physicist explaining guitar acoustics are perhaps the highlights)
Hadn’t thought of creating a fan page for my site though nice idea. I did add a new footer to Sciencebase with links to all the geeky stuff I do elsewhere on the (based on my Pownce page).
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David Bradley (2 comments.) — 11/16/2007 @ 12:52 pmI read the SEJ article the other day as well. This is going to be quite big and commonplace for blogs to help promotion. I created a FaceBook fan page for my Domain News blog:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=20233591656
Cheers!
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Mark Fulton (2 comments.) — 11/17/2007 @ 4:34 pmHi,
Interesting! I had never thought to create a face book page for my blog.After reading your post I wish to start right now!
Thanks for the good article!
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Aelizia (1 comments.) — 11/20/2007 @ 6:16 am[...] blogging on a server shoestring, I was looking at ways to promote my blog. I read this post on Weblog Tools Collection, which told you to create a facebook fan [...]
Facebook Pages - Has Your Blog Got One? | The Gospel According To Rhys — 11/21/2007 @ 5:38 amGod post, check out how I redirect the domain name FacebookEconomy.com to my Fan Page (my fan page IS my site?!)
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Mark (1 comments.) — 12/7/2007 @ 6:36 pmYa Facebook is very addictive! Pretty cool though, I’m in contact with a lot people there that I hadn’t talked to in years. I love most of the apps, so much so I created a blog about them called “The Facebook App Crap Blog”.
I would appreciate any of you checking it out and adding your personal comments about any of the apps posted. I’m also looking to exchange links with other Bloggers. There’s a section for requesting an exchange and I respond within 48 hours.
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App Crap Editor (1 comments.) — 02/3/2008 @ 6:51 pmHi!
Very very interesting. Thanks for the great information. I never new we could create a facebook page for a blog.
Thanks for the great article! I’m gonna start right away!
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Maniche — 06/14/2008 @ 8:30 amWe just put up a Facebook fan page for the Pittsburgh Technology Council
It is going well but it is hard to find decent applications to add to increase the functionality.
I really like the feature of “notes” where you can automatically import a blog’s posts.
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Blake Imeson (1 comments.) — 07/9/2008 @ 10:58 amdid you know any widget for websites/wordpress blogs to link to facebook pages?
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Kobe (1 comments.) — 08/1/2008 @ 12:39 pmI already have a separate facebook for my blog. How can I link them together?
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Sandy — 08/4/2008 @ 5:28 am