The Complete Guide to Setting Up the NEW Facebook Page Design

I logged in to my FB fanpage yesterday and saw the message displayed, inviting me to preview the new design, but I didn't have time for that then.

Since then, I've logged on to the page several times and the message has never re-appeared. I've checked through the various options, but can't find any way to see this new set-up. Any suggestions?

I think that we look up the timeline as a collection of memories. These are our opinions, jokes and experiences. it is often mentioned at the hospice how a person's loss of their memories loses for them all their relationships and connections. Remaining connected, but thoroughly "off-leash," meaning wireless and mobile, we enter into a new way of finding social connection. Facebook particularly wants to encourage marketers to think in terms of their own narrative. If I have a sales message for young parents, we begin by talking about junior. But then he's suddenly in kindergarten and now he's graduating college. Boom! Timeline is memories. Through those memories we get little images like Ovaltine and Aunt Jemima Pancakes. Comfort food for 8-year olds. In the early 1960's. It's a snapshot. Share these!

What we have to really connect with is our own evolution as marketers, opinion makers or family members. Your services were juvenile when you started out. Your evolution seems perhaps amusing since now your skills are so much greater. So we look at the 1967 Mustang and whistle. "They sure don't make cars like they used to." (It was dark brown with a beige top) Or baby pictures. Or opening day pictures. Our evolution through the experience of time, is key.

It's interesting the vast changes these evolutions bring. In marketing we must take much more interest in the narrative that surrounds each product, that hooks the conversation, that leads to the sale. Facebooks' changes mean we must find our own valuable timeline in order to say in the marketplace, "We are continually evolving... come and watch how!"

Facebook has literally broadened our horizons. That sniveled, insufficiently exciting left navigation with our tabs is gone. In its place is the postage stamp set-ins in rows of four. There's where you put little calls to action! and it's your app! in an outstandingly attractive right-side design where a little graphic art goes a hell of long way. It's the number two spot the eyes settle after breathing in the entire scope of the cover horizon so wide. Upset about your peek-a-boo "Welcome!" page? That's Facebook's point. They are taking us off the teat. No more marketing-marketing. Yes to Narrative Marketing. Tell us the story of how you came to your conclusions, that's your time line. Tell us about your childhood, or your first sale or your first love affair, but don't try to sell me anything. Your knack for finding the narrative is key. Let Facebook push you in the direction you need to go, anyway!