How To Make a Facebook Welcome Page
Most of you guys probably know a fair bit about HTML, but did you know that you can have anything you want at all on your Facebook welcome page?
You can either use the Developers section to make an app which takes content from a canvas URL, (any web page), or you can use an app like Static HTML: iFrame Tabs.
This lets you put any HTML code on your page, and even has two bits, one for people who like the page, and one for people who haven't liked the page.
You can put Pay Pal buttons, opt-in forms, photos, videos, absolutely anything on your Facebook welcome page, and you can even make a mini-site where people can navigate through many pages without leaving the iFrame.
What are the benefits of this? Well, it's mainly good for Facebook Ads, as I think you get a better cost per click if people like your page, rather than taking them to an outside website, and you can have everything you want on the page.
I would recommend giving away something for free, like an e-book, in exchange for a like, or opt-in to your list.
Then you can have affiliate links, links to your site, payment buttons, and contact details in the e-book, along with the free information.
I hope that has taught you how to make a Facebook welcome page, I offer my services doing the HTML coding of a basic welcome page starting at fifty dollars on my site. Compared to paying monthly fees for the upgrade on sites like Pagemodo, this saves you a lot of money.
You can either use the Developers section to make an app which takes content from a canvas URL, (any web page), or you can use an app like Static HTML: iFrame Tabs.
This lets you put any HTML code on your page, and even has two bits, one for people who like the page, and one for people who haven't liked the page.
You can put Pay Pal buttons, opt-in forms, photos, videos, absolutely anything on your Facebook welcome page, and you can even make a mini-site where people can navigate through many pages without leaving the iFrame.
What are the benefits of this? Well, it's mainly good for Facebook Ads, as I think you get a better cost per click if people like your page, rather than taking them to an outside website, and you can have everything you want on the page.
I would recommend giving away something for free, like an e-book, in exchange for a like, or opt-in to your list.
Then you can have affiliate links, links to your site, payment buttons, and contact details in the e-book, along with the free information.
I hope that has taught you how to make a Facebook welcome page, I offer my services doing the HTML coding of a basic welcome page starting at fifty dollars on my site. Compared to paying monthly fees for the upgrade on sites like Pagemodo, this saves you a lot of money.
Custom Facebook page design, Facebook Ads management, Facebook likes, Twitter followers, Google Plus, Instagram, social sharing, SEO, content production, video production, whatever you want.
Custom Facebook page design, Facebook Ads management, Facebook likes, Twitter followers, Google Plus, Instagram, social sharing, SEO, content production, video production, whatever you want.
Custom Facebook page design, Facebook Ads management, Facebook likes, Twitter followers, Google Plus, Instagram, social sharing, SEO, content production, video production, whatever you want.
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