Social Media Start Up Guide
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NASBLA Marketing and Outreach Subcommittee Social Networking “Start Up” Guide to Social Networking Sites Facebook and Twitter
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Social Networking “Start Up” Guide to Social Networking Sites Facebook and Twitter developed by NASBLA's Education & Awareness Committee, Marketing & Outreach Subcommittee
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NASBLA Marketing and Outreach Subcommittee
Social Networking “Start Up” Guide to Social Networking Sites Facebook and Twitter
Facebook: Homepagewww.Facebook.com
On some systems, this message will appear
Facebook: Homepagewww.Facebook.com
On other systems, you will need to click here
Facebook: Homepage
“Create New Facebook Page”
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Create an Account
Administrator’s E-mail and passwordAgency- Date of Inception
E-Mail Confirmation
Account Confirmation
Account Confirmation
The Difference between a PAGE and a PROFILE
…make sure you DO NOT create a profile.
Your Page – Currently Not Visible to Others
At this time, Facebook is only allowing personal profiles to link to Twitter. This may change in the future.
Edit Page
You can view your page and upload your logo and agency mission statement or description at anytime during this process.
Edit Page
Settings Page
Settings: “Editing Wall Settings”
Settings: “Edit Mobile Settings”
Settings: “Edit Discussion Board Settings”
Settings: “Edit Event Settings”
Settings: “Edit Link Settings”
Settings: “Edit Link Settings”
Settings: “Edit Photos Settings”
Edit Profile
Edit Profile, continued
Creating an Account
Creating an Account, continued
Settings: Mobile
Settings: Notices
Settings: Profile
Settings: Design Your Background
Find People By Name or Company Type
Following
Following, continued
Followers
