We noticed that the new Facebook timeline is set to launch on all business pages March
30, 2012. What better than to post a quick blog about it! I highly recommend you start playing with your new page now and see it in
preview mode before actually pushing live. Do this as
soon as possible. Don’t wait until the last minute.. you might get stuck
with a boring page that shows you were not prepared. We love the new facebook timeline, and enjoyed making a custom cover photo, you should too!
some helpful tips to give your business page a "makeover"
first things first... upload your new cover photo. Be sure to read Facebook’s guidelines for cover photos to
be certain you are following all the rules before posting.
Select which apps and views you’d like to appear
in your apps area and arrange them as you desire. The top three apps
should be the most important to your business as they will be “above the
fold,” with the remainder accessible by clicking the arrow to the drop
down menu.
Know the images sizes. Below we wrote down the required image sizes for you to
jot down on a sticky. Stick it to your computer monitor and you
won’t have to look them up or worry about forgetting them.
- Cover photo: 851 x 315
- Profile picture: 180 x 180
- Thumbnail image for apps: 111 x 74
- Highlighted & milestone images: 843 x 403
- Images within wall posts display as 404 x 404.
Try to post a lot, your fans will stay engaged that way! It is best to be authentic, helpful, honest and
kind.
Take advantage of the new Admin Panel to monitor
your Page Insights, new activity and always be timely in responding to
your personal messages if you choose to have this feature turned on.
Add events and milestones to your Timeline! Create a visually
interesting appealing Timeline. Also take a moment to go through photo
albums and delete any past photos that you aren’t incredibly proud of.
Good news for us photographers is that research
shows that photos posted generate twice as much engagement versus all
other types of posts. Keep your page visually appealing … even more
important for the photo industry.
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