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FanPage Management Options Pros and Cons

by marketingstatic
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So now that I have been asked to do a Fan page I see the hype about Iframes and I have several questions on what others are doing and opinions desired. As I have no real expeirence other than giving it my first shot in last few days<hr>
Pro Iframes more flexibility to do more
Con: Means I have to buy a domain or at least install another word press website for every customer, correct me please if I am wrong.

Pro : Can make nice looking pages
CON: Means even if I outsource to Fiverr etc I need to have graphics ready or made separately from another source.

Pro: Great Lead builder source-giveaway ebook etc..
Con: I need to set up a reveal page or tab with an Auto responder code meaning now I also need an auto responder login from each new client more passwords to track

Does anyone have tools to automate this madness, Or make it simpler? It seems to me the whole FBML page was simple and easier to set up?
What are you doing with new prospects who want fanpages made who have no graphics, no idea, how to make you an admin to their accounts.
Option A: Asking for their Facebook login
Option B: sending them instructions on how to make you an Admin
Option C: Creating the page on your own account then making the business admin?
If Option C- what if they already have a fanpage with 100+ followers but its just a plain simple page they want updated more web 20 ish.
#cons #fanpage #management #options #pros
  • Profile picture of the author Nathan Alexander
    Hi marketingstatic, the truth is Iframes really is a better way.

    First and foremost, don't let not having any specific skills in this area stop you from getting work. There are numerous places, and several warriors that can do the work for you "for cheap"--at least compared to what you can charge.

    In other words, get started and let the momentum and pressure get you to back up your jobs and offers.

    Two really great offers out there are from Martin (Icun) and Dave (Searchlabmedia) regarding what you can do with the Iframes. They really lay it out there.

    Other than that, don't over think it. If they don't know how to do add you just describe the process over the phone and they'll get it. No big deal.

    I'm not much of a graphics guy at all (really wish I had that talent...my dad is a graphic guy and artist...where the heck did that go?) but don't worry. I'm sure you know enough to impress them. Youtube can teach you just about anything and that's where I've learned how to do "simple" photoshop stuff from a few years back.

    Think big picture. Get the work, then make it happen however that has to be. The process will refine itself quickly. Iframes has been around, but now it's just forced instead of FBML. I think you'll see it's much more expansive as anything you can do with a "regular" site, you can now do in Facebook as well.

    Hope that helps.
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