“In the last couple of years, Facebook has gone from a college photo-sharing site to a burgeoning business- networking platform for self-promotion, advertising and multimedia interaction. With new apps and add-ons, Facebook users can send each other a virtual drink, create and host events, advertise their businesses through social ads, and more. When Charlie Gibson hosted the debate for the 2008 presidential candidates along with Facebook, the little networking site became a powerhouse in the online-marketing community.”

Read this article from Inside CRM.

“If you or someone you know is not yet on Facebook, that will likely change soon. People of all age groups have signed up and began their social networking activities with friends, family and the many where-are-they-now folks from the past.

The reconnection of old classmates and neighborhood buddies is one of the most attractive features of Facebook and for this reason alone, you’ll want to have a nice looking profile.

Below, I’ve listed 13 Facebook tips to help you get started with the continued expansion. Now on to the list.”

Read this article from Blog Online Biz.

“FOCUS is the number one obstacle you will face in any “new media,” web or social networking project be it company wide tweeting or starting a Facebook fan page. Without focus businesses “forget” to update websites, they post links customers don’t care about and generally send mixed messages.

It’s no coincidence focus is also the number one obstacle in any marketing project! Everything your company does involving new media – even the content – is marketing and the possibilities are endless so it’s very easy slip off track.”

Read this article from InovediaMarketing.

“There is no doubt that Facebook is the 900-pound gorilla in the world of social networks. But recently I read a post about Facebook being better than Twitter for business, and I don’t think that’s always true. Granted, I recommend Facebook Pages to my clients, swoon over Facebook’s Social Ads program and am grateful for the information I can gain from Facebook’s Insights. However, the most important things to think about when utilizing social media for business are…”

Read this article from Web Worker Daily.

“No discussion of social media’s effect on organic search results is complete without considering Facebook’s well-laid play for “search” domination, in a closed-loop-members-only end run around Google’s public algorithmic crawl.”

Read this article from Search Engine Land.

“If you surf Facebook on daily basis or occasionally, chances are you’re already familiar with regular stuffs like add/delete friends, update statuses, walls and profile, add and explore pages & applications, etc, but there’s more..

This week we want to cover some interesting things you can do on (or with) Facebook; inclusive of tricks that are not documented or unknown to many, as well as tips to stay connected better with your friends. Without further ado, here’s 20 Facebook Tips/Tricks You Might Not Know.”

Read this article from Angnetwork.

“Facebook events are one of the best ways to reach out to friends, colleagues, and the general public with your cause, party, or project – simply because there are just so many people on Facebook. Still, Facebook events are very basic and don’t boast the array of features that event services like Eventbrite or Meetup have.”

Read this article from Mashable.

Read this article from Photo Biz.

“You’ve heard of Facebook, right? You may have a personal profile but you need to realize that Facebook could be very powerful for your business too. 150,000,000 (150 MILLION) people is a huge market to tap in to, not to mention that it’s free! Here are a few tips and tricks for creating your own business presence on Facebook!”

Read this article from Socially Cubed.

“Repeat after me: It’s the SOCIAL that matters in social networks, not the network. On or offline, it’s the community that matters, not the structure. Even where there is no structure, community will emerge. Look at Twitter.

The engagement is what matters. Not the form of the network. Tweeter, Blogs, Facebook, communities like Cafe Mom and BlogHer, Twitter, LinkedIn, “Old fashioned” forums and bulletin boards. These are all forms of social media engagement. The trick is to find the ones that matter. To you. To your business.”

“If you surf Facebook on daily basis or occasionally, chances are you’re already familiar with regular stuffs like add/delete friends, update statuses, walls and profile, add and explore pages & applications, etc, but there’s more..

This week we want to cover some interesting things you can do on (or with) Facebook; inclusive of tricks that are not documented or unknown to many, as well as tips to stay connected better with your friends. Without further ado, here’s 20 Facebook Tips/Tricks You Might Not Know.”

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