“Facebook Pages have been redesigned to help you brand your page, highlight what matters, and manage everything in one place.  Your Page will automatically get the new design on March 30th, but don’t wait that long!” Facebook

Is your Page ready?

1. Have you checked the display of the new design to ensure everything displays correctly?

2. Have you chosen a cover photo? (This is important! The cover photo takes up the top of your page and is by far the largest feature of the page.)

3. Have you reviewed the content in the timeline? (and more importantly have you added to it?) Facebook now gives you the opportunity to go back to the very start of your company.

4. Are you thinking of ways to use the new format to better promote your brand?

You built your Facebook Page to make a good impression and connect with your customers, don’t let this change catch you off guard.

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Google Analytics Real-Time results

The mobile reports (located in the ‘standard’ reports) show the visits not only coming from mobile but the devises being used.  From the IPad to The Android now you can see what your visitors are using.  As mobile becomes more popular information regarding this market is invaluable.

The new interface has been in beta and the past year a lot of tweaking has been going on.  Wide spread testing and feedback started in March with select users getting the roll-out.  Then later all users with a Google Analytics account were given the option to kick the tires.  I have been going through the new interface and most of the information is easily found.  This past month the new interface became the default when you login to your analytics account.  The old version of the accounts is still available by clicking a link at the top right.  You will still receive your PDF reports through the old interface as you always have.  At the moment the email option isn’t available in the new interface but it will be rolled out in coming weeks.

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Facebook get started tab

• Edit info link takes you to a map to edit your basic store information.
• Edit page button takes you to the edit settings menu

Your settings is where you modify your posting preferences and notifications

Your Settings

Manage permissions is where you can control user restrictions

Facebook Manage Permissions

Basic information is where you modify your basic business information

Facebook Page Basic Information

Profile is the link used to upload a profile picture

Facebook Page Profile Picture

(you have two choices you can click “browse” and upload a picture from your computer or you can click “take picture” to use a web-cam to take a photograph)

Featured link lets choose other pages and people to feature on the left of your page

Feature Link

Choose Other Facebook Pages to Display

• Resources links to help links and useful Apps
• Apps link gives you a list of common Apps used on pages
• Mobile links to your mobile settings for mobile uploads to your page

Insights links to your page activity and users

Insights

o Help link links to common help topics for Facebook pages
Deals link provides a place to create and manage promotions for your Facebook fans

Facebook Deals

• Wall
(this tab is the most used part of your page and Is set up for easy sharing and interaction)

Facebook Page Wall

• Click the photo Icon to upload images from your machine or take a photograph with a web-cam
• Click the link Icon to share a url with your fans

(you will be able to type text after you click “attach”)

• The video Icon is used to upload video from your computer or web-cam
• The question Icon opens up a form to create a question with options to ask your fans and their friends

To remove an unwanted post from the page:  Rollover the top right corner of the post with your mouse until a grayed out gear appears.  Click the gear and the removal options appear in a drop down list. You can hide or remove a post.

When you click through it’s the Wikipedia page with the correct scientific information.
I have told many clients the description is your first impression on search pages. It needs to contain relevant, informative content. Think of it as a couple of lines of free advertising and think, in a couple of lines, what do you say to stand out from the crowd?