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  • Andrea Vahl: Facebook Page Checklist

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    Andrea Vahl's Facebook Checklist

    This is a great checklist on how you should be creating, using, and linking to your Facebook Page. You should check off this checklist at least twice a year, if for no other reason than to be sure you’re updating your Facebook Page with your new products and services.

    Check out Andrea’s post here: http://www.andreavahl.com/facebook/facebook-page-checklist-infographic.php

    And Andrea’s 10 Point Checklist here: http://www.andreavahl.com/facebook/is-your-facebook-page-show-ready-use-this-10-point-checklist.php

    John Kremer’s Facebook freebie: Facebook Marketing for Book Authors and Ebook Writers – How to Get More Fans and More Book Sales

    John Kremer’s informative Facebook marketing blog post: 31 Ways to Promote Your Facebook Page

    Charity Showcase

    The Alzheimer’s Association raises awareness and funds for the fight to end Alzheimer’s. Honor the strength, passion, and endurance of the more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s (as well as their 15 million caregivers) by participating in The Longest Day event on June 21st. For more information, see http://www.alz.org/thelongestday or call 800-272-3900.

    Curator: John Kremer

    John Kremer on Google+


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  • Infographic: The History of Facebook

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    Here is a short history of Facebook’s development as recorded by MyLife:

    October 23, 2003: Facebook origins begin when Mark Zuckerberg launched Facemash.com.

    September 13, 2003: Aaron Greenspan first conceived of The Facebook as a feature of houseSystem at Harvard.

    December 2003: Zuckerberg begins working on HarvardConnection.com for the Winklevoss twins.

    January 11, 2004: Zuckerberg registered thefacebook.com domain.

    February 4, 2004: TheFacebook.com launches at Harvard out of Zuckerberg’s dorm room. 1,200 students signed up within 24 hours.

    March 2004: Facebook expands to Stanford, Columbia, and Yale.

    June 2004: Facebook is available on 30 campuses with 150,000 registered users.

    June 2004: Peter Theil becomes Facebook’s first investor for $500,000 and 10.2% of the company.

    June 2004: Sean Park becomes president of Facebook.

    December 30, 2004: Facebook hits 1 million members.

    May 2005: Accel Partners invests $12.7 million.

    August 2005: Facebook officially becomes Facebook.com.

    December 11, 2005: Australian and New Zealand universities were added to Facebook.

    September 26, 2006: Facebook opens to anyone over the age of 12 with a valid email address.

    October 24, 2007: Microsoft invests $240 million for a 1.6% share in Facebook.

    June 2008: Facebook settles lawsuits to clear all rights.

    October 2008: Facebook sets up international headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

    May 2009: Facebook surpasses MySpace in U.S. based traffic.

    August 2009: Facebook acquires FriendFeed.

    September 2009: Facebook becomes cash flow positive.

    April 2, 2010: Facebook acquires Divvy-shot, a photo-sharing website.

    April 19, 2010: Facebook introduces Community Pages.

    April 21, 2010: Facebook introduces Personalization.

    October 1, 2010: The Social Network movie is released.

    February 2011: Facebook adds a civil union option (for gay partnerships).

    June 2011: Facebook partners with Skype to offer video chat.

    December 22, 2011: Facebook launches Facebook Timeline.

    February 1, 2012: Facebook files for an IPO (initial public offering).

    April 2012: Facebook acquires Instagram for $1 billion.

    May 2012: Facebook goes public, valuing it at $104 billion.

    October 2012: Facebook reaches 1 billion users.

    January 2013: Facebook rolls out Facebook Graph Search.


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  • Facebook Content Marketing Infographic

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    Facebook Post Tips

    Facebook Post Tips

    Write short posts. Three or less lines on a Facebook post gets 60% more likes, shares, and comments.

    To reach 10 to 24-year-olds, post between 9 and 10 p.m. Eastern.

    Post insider info to make your fans feel in the know.

    Post about current events, news, and commentary.

    Link to articles your fans care about.

    Post Facebook-only specials: giveaways, offers, coupons, etc.

    Position yourself as a problem solver.

    Announce product launches on Facebook first.

    Give early access to sales.

    Post photos and videos to generate 180% more engagement.

    Use bold visuals.

    Ask for feedback on your products and promotions.

    Include a call to action once in awhile.

    Share posts from your fans.

    A fill-in-the-blank post gets 90% more engagement.

    Charity Showcase

    The Muscular Distrophy Association raises funds to treat muscular diseases like muscular dystrophy, ALS, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, and spinal muscular atrophy.More than a million Americans are affected by these progressive, often fatal diseases. To donate, go to http://www.givetomda.org or call 888-435-7632.

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