February 22, 2011 | By Nathan | 7 Comments">7 Comments
Lujure is built for the do-it-yourself folks of the Fan Page creation space. The client manager, editor, and app suite make it easy to drag and drop totally custom fan pages together.
Having created these fan pages manually from the design to installation, quickly showed us
how desirable a scalable creation / customization platform was to the market.
February 20, 2011 | By Ethan Warrick | 49 Comments">49 Comments
In it’s latest round of changes, Facebook has elected to introduce photos to the top of your fan page. While there are numerous opinions regarding the specific change, the opportunities are also endless.
1. Download our Template
2. Upload your design to your fan page
3. Add captions (links)
4. Publish!
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February 11, 2011 | By Nathan | One Comment">One Comment
With change comes opportunity. Below are some of our favorite tricks and tips useful for folks who have upgraded their fan pages.
1. Order the Navigation on your sidebar.
December 16, 2010 | By Nathan | 13 Comments">13 Comments
Just kidding says Facebook. On December 12th, Facebook users experienced scattered outages while Facebook was testing, as it seems, total changes- network wide- to all Fan Pages and Profiles. At this time they are back to the “old” version but Facebook doesn’t just test to test. This is very likely the future. So, let’s get prepared.
December 11, 2010 | By Nathan | 18 Comments">18 Comments
YoutubeUse our Youtube app to embed any videos directly on your fan page. The only thing you need is the video url link from the top of your page.
Top 3 strategies for using a youtube video:
1. Visual testimonials are very powerful! Have a fan record your welcome video to your fan page in order to encourage other fans to click “like”.
December 5, 2010 | By Nathan | 19 Comments">19 Comments
***Updates UNDERLINED and BOLDED***
Everyone wants to know what will happen to their fan pages when Facebook changes from Static FBML to iframes. Facebook made the announcement back in August that they would be moving from the massively popular Static FBML app to iFrames. The FBML app has over 97,737,542 million users as of December 6th, 2010. With this kind of volume, this change will effect an enormous amount of people or about 1/6th of Facebook users. Or will it?
