Facebook changes feb 2011 evonomie presentation
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Facebook PagesThe Upgrade
By Annmarie Hanlon February 2011
What’s Happened?
• Facebook Pages have been ‘upgraded’• The aim is to help Page admins to
– manage communications– express their brands– increase engagement
Where have my Pages gone?
• Your pages haven't disappeared, just type in facebook.com/yourpagename and it will appear
• If you manage several pages you can use this link http://www.facebook.com/FacebookPages/manage
Key Changes
• Pictures will be displayed at the top of your wall
• Tabs are gone and navigation is on the left • The page has independence• E-mail alerts for new activity are available• Wall posts appear based on popularity
Key Changes
• Updating Fans is easier • Page Categories have increased• Re-sized profile pic and canvas • Feature your Page’s favourites • FBML is going• iFrames are on the way
Switch from Profile to Page
To Manage Multiple Pages
Select the page you want
Pictures at the top of your wall
• The top of your Page randomly shows the five most recent photos that you have published or tagged– To remove an image, simply hover over the image
and click X
• Photos from people who like your Page will not be seen
Tabs are gone
• Your ‘tabs’ at the top seem to have disappeared
• They’ve been replaced with Navigation links on the left hand side, like personal profiles
The Page has Independence
• Admins can assume the brand identity• This means ‘pages’ can now ‘like’ other brands • Your Page can make comments on other Pages
– Previously only your personal profile could do this
E-mail alerts
• The new page system means you will get an email every time someone posts to your page or makes a comment!
• You can opt out, but you cannot control the number of emails you get a day, it’s ‘as it happens’ or nothing
• TIP: Set up separate email address for Facebook and filter emails into folder
To Change Email Notifications
3 – Opt in or out for notifications
1 – SELECT the page to edit
2 – SELECT Your Settings
Wall Posts based on popularity
• Wall posts appear based on popularity, not in chronological order
• The ‘admin view’ shows posts in chronological order
• You now have two Wall filters1. Posts by your Page only and 2. Top posts from Everyone
Wall Filters
1 – SELECT Manage Permissions
2 – Select what shows on the wall (a) everyone, i.e. comments etc from ‘fans’ or (b) only posts you make to the Page
Updating Fans is easier
• You can update your status, ask a question, post photos, share a link, or record/upload Video
• These posts will appear in the News Feed, on people's home pages who have already "Liked" your Page as well as your Page's wall
• You can send updates, to the people who have "Liked" your Page and these appear in the 'other' folder in their messages
To Send Updates
1 – SELECT Marketing
3 – Continue as ‘You’
4 – Prepare message
2 – Send an update
Page Categories have increased
• Public Figures • Music Artists and Bands • Athletes • Communities • Non-Profits • Government • Politics • School Communities • Bloggers
• Brands – Focuses on products
• Local Business – Focuses on the location and
your opening hours, parking etc
• Non-Profits
Re-sized profile pic and canvas
• The profile picture size (usually your logo) for Pages has changed from 200x600 to 180x540– Most pictures still look ok
• The size of the canvas has changed from 520px to 500 px which may impact existing FBML pages and designers may need to adjust the page
Feature your Page’s favourites
1 – SELECT Featured
2 – Tick Pages to feature
3 – Ignore or add specific page owners (i.e. the admins)
FBML is going
• Facebook will remove static FBML pages on 11 March 2011
• This means you can’t add new FBML tabs to a Page
• If you already have existing apps using FBML and static FBML, these will continue to work, although you’re advised to upgrade these
iFrames are on the way
• Page Tab apps can be built using iFrames• This means you can build apps that run across
Facebook using standards-based web programming model (HTML, JavaScript, and CSS)
Technical Resources
• Developer info: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/
• Developer Roadmap: Future plans http://developers.facebook.com/roadmap
• Principles & Policies: http://developers.facebook.com/policy/
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