Maximize Your Websites Exposure And Make More Money With A Powerful Fan Gate! Facebook Fan Gate Creating Your Facebook Fan Page In order to create your Facebook Fan Page, you will need a Facebook account. Create one at http://www.Facebook.com If you already have an account, log in to your main page and click on “Create A Page”, or visit http://www.Facebook.com/pages to begin. The first screen that you’ll see will give you the option of choosing the type of Fan Page you wish to create. On this page, you’ll see that Facebook categorizes Fan Page in 6 different groups, including:  Local Business or Place  Company, Organization or Institituion  Brand or Product  Artist, Band or Public Figure  Entertainment  Cause or Community Depending on what your Fan Page will be about, you want to choose a category that best represents your focus and overall topic. In my case, I am creating a new Fan Page around my upcoming membership program, and so I choose “Brand or Product”. Facebook Fan Gate Note: Sometimes your fan page may very well fit into multiple categories, however Facebook only allows you to choose one type of Fan Page. Since there are no limits on the number of Fan Pages you can have within your account, just create multiple pages and direct link them to your main one! You will need to enter in a bit more information about your Fan Page before it’s created. In my example, when choosing the “Brand or Product” category, Facebook asks me to choose a sub-category, a page title and to agree to their terms before moving onto the next step. When entering in a title for your Fan Page, you want to really use this option Facebook Fan Gate effectively, by choosing a title that incorporates the keywords you are targeting. Since Fan Pages tend to rank quickly in the major search engines, choosing appropriate keywords will help you gain better positioning and more exposure. In my example, since my Fan Page is about a new Private Label Membership site, I chose the title “White Label Reports Private Label”, targeting both the keyword “Private Label”, and my domain/product title, “WhiteLabelReports.com”. After choosing your page category and title, you will be taken to the main administration area for your Fan Page. You will now spend time customizing your page to include information about your website or product. The first thing I do is add an image that represents my product. Images capture Facebook Fan Gate attention, and help to demonstrate what your page is about. Click “Upload Image” from your main Fan Page, choose an image from your computer and upload to your page. If you don’t have an image that represents your product or website, you can use stock photo from sites like www.Dreamstime.com or www.BigStockPhoto.com Or, you could hire a graphic designer to create an e-cover that you can use in all of your marketing campaigns, as well as your own website or blog. I recommend http://www.Minisite911.com or http://www.madetoconvert.com After uploading your image, Facebook will suggest a series of steps including “Inviting Friends”, “Tell Your Fans”, and “Post Status Updates”. Before you start advertising your Fan page however, you should complete the page “profile” which includes a brief description. Click on “Edit Info” which appears directly underneath the title of your Fan Page as shown below:

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