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Do you have a youtube channel? Have you ever wondered how to add youtube to your facebook business page? On today’s “Facebook Friday” I’ll be walking you through adding youtube to your facebook biz page, using the most popular (at the time of this post) application on Facebook for Youtube. It only takes a few minutes, and is well worth the time if you want to expose more folks (and fb fans) to your youtube videos! How to Add Your Youtube Channel to Your Facebook Business Page Login to Facebook Visit this page:  http://www.facebook.com/YouTubeApp . Like the page and click on "go to app".  Click on "click here to install".   This brings you to the “content” page.  Here you’ll enter your Youtube username and select your display preferences. Check “hide related videos” ß just a personal preference, but sometimes related videos can be a bit controversial by accident, especially because you have no control over them since they are

I have a new Facebook business page design to share on this “ Facebook Friday ”.  It’s one I recently created for the Napkin Wizard ( @NapkinWizard) Jimmy Ng.   I love how creative Jimmy is! He has created more than 200 napkin folding designs, and wanted to start a website and blog to share the designs with others who share his love for entertaining.  Jimmy has seen first-hand the ice-breaker / conversation-starter that a beautifully set table with a one-of-a-kind napkin fold can be. After we created his website and blog, Jimmy was ready to enter the Twitterverse and Facebook community.  I was able to use many of the same design elements, but with a new spin, over on Facebook.  You’ll notice his website background became the background for his Facebook welcome screen.   If you’re looking for creative ways to “wow” your party guests, be sure to “like” Jimmy’s Facebook page .  He’s new to Twitter , too, and is lovin’ it!  Laura Catherine Otero is a marketing professional and blogger i

Today’s “ Facebook Friday ” tip is HUGE for those businesses who mistakenly (or maybe even knowingly) created a facebook profile instead of a facebook page.  This tip hit my twitterverse thanks to @ashleytcaldwell .  She’s on my “ all-time-faves ” twitter list, and I can’t say enough about how well that list has served me! Did you create a facebook profile instead of a biz page? Do you know the difference? One way to know if you have a profile or a page is that people "friend" a profile (because it's supposed to be a person) and people "like" a business page. FB pages can't request friendships, which is why some businesses felt that operating as a profile (person) was more desirable than creating a business page. For many reasons, it's best (hands-down) to create a Facebook business page, not a profile, if you are a business.  In Facebook's own words: " Pages offer more robust features for organizations, businesses, brands, and public figures, w