Last week we showed you how to set up a Facebook business page, this week in part two we’ll show you how to add a profile picture and how to add links, status updates, photos and video’s to your wall. There will be no videocast next week as Amanda is away at the Social Media […]
3 Crisis Management Case Studies
One of the most common concerns for businesses thinking of embracing social media is what they should do if someone attacks them on their page. I always advise that you should put together a crisis management plan when you set on the path of social media and this should form part of the social media […]
How to set up a Facebook business page Pt1
Over the next few weeks we are going to be showing you the basics of setting up a Facebook page and how to find your way around it. This week we show you how to set up a page, how to add an admin and how to find the page again when you log into […]
What you need to know about Facebook iframes
The Static FBML application that helped you create custom Facebook landing pages is being phased out. It was due to disappear on Friday but Facebook have extended the deadline to the 18th of March 2011. After this date you will be unable to create new FBML applications although you will continue to be able to […]
How to run competitions on your blog
One of the questions I am asked most frequently is how to run a contest on Facebook without breaking their promotional guidelines and without having to spend money using an application like promotions. In this weeks videocast I show you how to add a simple form to your blog to collect competition entries using Google […]
How to Tweet longer than 140 Characters
Recently TweetDeck added a new feature, Deck.ly allows users to post Tweets longer than 140 Characters. Although not the first product to offer this service, it’s connection to the popular TweetDeck means it’s been getting a lot of publicity. Why 140 characters? When Twitter was originally devised messages were sent via text. The standard length […]
