I wrote a post recently over at Syndicating Your Content about the problems associated with creating a “like” page for your client’s business at Facebook. The problem at that time was that if you weren’t logged in as your client, creating the page from their profile but your own profile, you became a permanent admin on the page. Meaning a client couldn’t get rid of you as an admin, which could be good or bad!

Facebook just announced that they are making it possible for any page admin to be removed, which can be good or bad. It’s just a matter of perspective. However it does make it much easier to create your client’s page and know that you’re not permanently attached to it.

If you have a question about using Facebook for business, just contact me and I’ll try to help you find the answers you need.Technorati Tags: Facebook, Small Business, Facebook Business

Facebook is currently the most “searched on: brand in the U.S. according to Bill Tancer at HitWise.com. HitWise Intelligence is a leading source for insights about online marketing, e-commerce and industry trends.

If you have a small business, you need to seriously look at having a Facebook Fan page.  It’s a valuable, inbound link from a site with much higher authority than many of ours. If you are blogging, you can import your blog into Facebook, syndicating your content, or your passionate message, even further. It’s another way to grow a “community” centered around your message, your niche.

Sign up for access to the video on How to Create a Facebook Fan page. If you need hands on help with the details of creating your Facebook Fan page, check out Syndicating Your Content Webinar Schedule for a “hands on” course designed to get the fan page FINISHED!

On Wednesday, June 17th, I’ll be sharing tips on using Facebook to market your business. The discussion begins at 8am at the San Marcos Chamber office, located at 939 Grand Avenue. RSVPs are required and there’s a $5 charge, continental breakfast included.

Make sure to bring business cards for networking. I hope to see you there!

I know you wonder why a solopreneur would want to use Facebook in business, but here’s a great reason to network online. (yes, it is worth the time to market your business online) One of my Facebook friends, Anita Campbell, Small Biz Trends, shared this resource for women solopreneurs.  Let me know if it helps.Technorati Tags: Facebook, Business, Small Business, Homebased Business