Here's a summary of the latest changes:

1) Landing tabs are gone

2) Tabs have gone and are now  Apps with thumbnail boxes
* Only 4 apps display and the rest show when you click the dropdown arrow.
* You can have a maximum of 12 apps so make sure to put your most important ones first.
* You can rearrange the order of your apps but photos will always come first.
* You can create a new thumbnail image for each app.
* App images are 111px wide x 74px high.  There will be lots of white space until you redesign them.

3) Large cover image - cover photo can be up to 851px x 315px
but must NOT contain the following:
* Price or purchase information, such as ‘40% off’ or ‘Download it at our website’
* Contact information, such as web address, email, mailing address or other information –this should be in your Page’s About section.
* References to user interface elements, such as ‘Like’ or ‘Share’, or any other Facebook site features.
* Calls to action, such as ‘Get it now’ or ‘Tell your friends’

4) Smaller profile Picture
* The new profile picture is 180 x 180px. It sizes down to 32 x 32px to accompany posts etc.

5) New Administrator Panel lets you keep track of the activity on your Page from the new admin panel. Only you can see your activity log.
* Respond when people write on your Page timeline, and view your latest insights.
* Visit your activity log to review all your posts and activity.
* In March, new admin controls will be released that will let you set different permissions for each page admin.

6) Message from your Fan Page
* Access Messages in your new Admin dashboard

7) Pin your top posts
* Hover over a post and click the pencil icon to pin it to the top of your timeline. A pinned post will stay at the top of your page for up to 7 days.
* Hover over a story and click on the star icon to make it wider.

For more information here's Facebook's own video tutorial:
 http://www.learnfacebookpages.com/

Dreamgrow have done a great job of updating all the important dimension and size changes. Check it out if you like to do your own graphics and app design
http://www.dreamgrow.com/a-view-of-facebook-timeline-brand-pages-and-how-to-enable-it-right-now/

If you have any questions about this or any of the other Facebook issues please ask away!

Have fun and embrace the changes.

Gabrielle :-)




 
 
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If you’re unsure weather your Facebook Page is SSL enabled go to your Page and and add an “s” to the http so it looks like this: -
https://www.facebook.com/yourpage


Click through each of your pages tabs
If you see this "turn off secure browsing" notice from Facebook instead of the pages content you don’t have an SSL certificate for that tab.

If you have any questions about this or any of the other Facebook changes please ask away!


to your social media success

Gabrielle :-)

 
 
A client posed this question today on her Facebook wall so I thought it was time to put up a little ‘how to’ for you. Things change really frequently on Facebook these days so please holler when it’s no longer done this way and I’ll post an update.
  • Log in to your Facebook Page
  • Click Edit Info
Import blog to Facebook
  • Click Apps in the left sidebar
Import blog to Facebook
  • A list of Added Apps will appear.
  • Click Go to App option for Notes.
Import blog to Facebook
  • Click Edit import settings in the left sidebar
Import blog to Facebook
  •  Enter the URL or RSS feed of the blog you would like to feed to your Facebook Page.
  • Click the box below to confirm you have permission to import the blog.
  • Click Start Importing.
Import blog to Facebook
Now all your blog posts will be imported to your Facebook Page and appear on your wall. In future Facebook will automatically check for new posts to import.

Happy Blogging

Gabrielle :-)

 
 
Most entrepreneurs like nothing better than the satisfaction of being their own boss. The rewards are both monetary and psychological-profits and esteem. Not surprisingly the cost of failure is also monetary and psychological-financial ruin and a shattered ego.

Developing an accounting plan is fundamental to success. Your system doesn’t need to be complex, it just needs to enable you to keep tract of your business. A good system will:
·    Help you solve problems
·    Help you pursue opportunities
·    Help you express future plans
·    Help you keep track of what’s happening in your business

Having control of your cash flow is crucial to being successful. It’s the lifeblood of your business. No matter how big your accounts receivable and assets are, without adequate funds to pay your bills on a regular basis your venture has little chance of surviving long term.

Wishing you success and prosperity

Gabrielle