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Finally! Your step by step “how to” guide
for adding a PDF document to Facebook

Easily and Simply Reuse Your Existing Marketing Material Online

Fully Updated for the new
Facebook Fan Page Timeline format

Are you looking for a simple way to post and display your PDF document Facebook?

Have you already invested your marketing money into getting a PDF document created and would now like to leverage your Facebook fan page?

Many of us are aware that Facebook is used by millions of people daily to connect with friends or find those with whom they may have lost contact.

However, many business owners are unaware of the targeted traffic that visits Facebook – daily!

Just think what a difference adding your PDF document would make to your fan page, to capture the attention of your visitors and fans and to really showcase your business.

Facebook is a fabulous medium for connecting with people and engaging in conversations. Adding your PDF to your page takes this to an entirely new level.

Tap into this and you’ll hold the keys to truly understand how to use Facebook as a business tool – to easily, effectively and efficiently get in front of your target audience, reach potential clients and customers and build that all important “know, like and trust” factor.

Stand Out from your Competition on Facebook!

You can easily add an extra dimension to what you share with friends and fans by adding your existing marketing, newsletters and advertising material right onto your Facebook profile Timeline or fan page.

In many cases, you’ve invested extra time and effort into creating this marketing material as a PDF, mainly because a PDF document will display exactly as you wish it to.

There is nothing more annoying than to spend your valuable time and money on preparing material, just to have it not display correctly online.

This is always a risk with websites, because people use different web browsers what magically move stuff around on the page, even when we don’t want it to! Facebook is no different.

Do you really want to risk leaving a bad first impression because your fan page looks unprofessional and does not showcase what you do in the best possible light?

Saving your material using PDF format ensures that your finished product will always look professional – now you can repurpose it online, saving even more of your hard earned cash! And we all like to save a few dollars where we can, right?

The issue many people face, is how to get around the limitation Facebook places on the types of files you can upload.

At the moment, PDF format is not supported by Face book, so you need to utilise additional tools in order to add your PDF documents onto Facebook.

Now, there is already a lot of information out there. So if you have the time, you can spend a few hours searching online to find how to upload a PDF onto Facebook.

The problem is, the internet and social media are changing so rapidly. This means, more often than not, the information that you find is totally out of date. Quickly!

Not only that, often the information is sketchy at best, there are missing steps in the how-to process, or the information has been written by “techies”, bless their cotton socks, and you need another manual just to decode their “geek-speak”!

You’re in Luck!

I understand how daunting it can be to try and use technology. Particularly when it is a constantly moving target!

That’s why we’ve taken the time to compile a list of the many different ways for you to load up your valuable PDF document onto Facebook.

In this very special report: How to Facebook: How to Post a PDF on Facebook you’ll discover:

	over 10 different ways to get your PDF onto Facebook
	easy, step by step instructions (with illustrations & screen shots!) for you to follow
	little known low cost & no cost ways to share your PDF - we’ve done the leg work so you don’t have to!

Heard of paint by numbers? This is PDF by pictures!

It could not be any simpler than that and that’s what we wanted to give you – something to make it really simple. Dead easy in fact.

If you know how to use a computer, you can follow our step-by-simple-step, “click and do” instructions to quickly get your PDF added to Facebook.

Anyone that can send an email can follow the instructions and use our special report. Right away.

In reality, our special report is worth well over $200, when you consider the time we took to research all the ways to add a PDF to Facebook.

We then carefully documented the entire process with very clear instructions and screen captures at each step so that you’d be able to do the same thing, as simply and as easily as possible.

So, Why did I compile this Special Report for you?

So why did I sit down and put together step by step instructions covering over 10 different ways to add a PDF on Facebook?

Because when I started looking online for different ways on how to add a PDF on Facebook, there was nowhere to get all the information in one place. Plus, I love to learn and I love to keep current. So for me, it was a perfect opportunity to do what I love (learn stuff) plus help out other busy business owners.

I know that many, many people are not “into” learning stuff online like I am (hey, I’m a geek-ette and I’m happy to admit it ). One of the things I saw that people needed was a number of different and effective ways to post their PDF on Facebook.

So I saw it as an opportunity to do something fun plus help out a bunch of folks at the same time.

One last question…

How long have you already spent looking around online for ways to add a PDF to Facebook?

I’m guessing quite a bit, as I know how difficult it is to find step by step instructions detailing for you how to add your PDF to Facebook.

How do I know? I know because we’ve just spent weeks putting this special report together for you! And it truly did take us quite a bit of time to find as many different ways as we could, to make sure that you had lots of options to choose from.

We then documented each option and included for you, easy to follow, step by step instructions on what to do – with pictures!

So what is your time really worth?

If you’re the kind of person that love to research and work it out for yourself, then this Special Report is not for you.

But if you have better things to do with your time than try to find the answer online, find a current method that still works then work out how to apply it to Facebook, investing in our Special Report may be the best “save a whole heap of time” money you’ll spend on your business this week!

So, if your valuable time is worth more than $11.00, click the link below to order your copy right now.

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P.S. Please Don’t Order this product if you’re looking for a fat book full of fluff. What you’ll get is a mini manual of high quality information that is written by an experienced user of Facebook who uses these methods. With these tested tips, you could get a fabulous result on Facebook and generate new business online!

P.P.S. We’ve got the recent changes rolled out by Facebook covered! Our eBook shows you how to upload a PDF onto the new look Facebook fan page timeline.

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With Pinterest enjoying it’s place as the latest social media darling, making it as quick and easy as possible to pin images and videos you like to your Pinterest boards is always popular.

Enter the Pin It Pinterest button.

Now you can pin your favourite images and videos from any website, without the need to jump across to Pinterest first.  All you need to do is add the Pin It button to your Firefox browser.

How to add the Pin It button to Firefox

First head to your Pinterest account.

In the top right hand side of your Pinterest account, find the menu item ABOUT.  Click the About link.

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Once the page loads, choose Goodies on the left column in the next page.

Then scroll to find the heading “Pin It” Button.

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There are step by step instructions and a video tutorial on how you can install the button on your browser.

The steps are as follows:

To install the “Pin It” button in Firefox:

After you’ve installed the “Pin It” button, you can start pinning images from ay website and add it to your desired Pinterest pin board.

Pinning an image from a website automatically allows Pinterest to get the link to that particular site. This is to give credit to the source.

If you’re confused about why you would use Pinterest as part of your online business strategy or don’t yet see the benefit of using Pinterest in your business, I can help.  I work with business owners on their social media strategy, showing them exactly how to use social networking sites, such as Pinterest, to get in front of the right target audience and be seen as a thought leader.

So if you’re still unsure about how to really leverage your time spent on social networking sites, get in touch with me.  You can contact me here.

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LinkedIn now has more than 150 million members. It remains as the world’s largest network of professionals belonging to different industries.

One of the benefits of joining this professional social network is the opportunity to meet like-minded people through the groups feature. There are currently more than a million groups on LinkedIn as at February 2012.

Joining a group can be a valuable way to connect with your target audience. It is by meeting people in the same field you are interested in that you can discuss issues and trends and share views.

Latest reports say there is a 25 percent response rate from LinkedIn Groups and Answers. Experts stress the importance of engaging with members and identifying discussion threads relevant to one’s business to gain the benefits.

However at some point, you may want to leave a group. With LinkedIn, you are free to leave any time you choose.

How to Leave a LinkedIn Group

The steps to leave a group are simple.

First, go to the Groups section at the top of your homepage. Click on it to show a drop down list.

You have two options in searching for your groups.

You can click on Your Groups or click on a specific group on the bottom part of the dropdown menu that appears.

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If you choose Your Groups, the next page will show a list of groups you’ve joined.

Next, click into a group that you want to leave.

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Once the group page has loaded and you are looking at the group page you wish to leave, go to the More tab on the top right of the menu bar and choose Your Settings.

Make sure you choose the More tab for the Group, not the More tab in the LinkedIn menu bar.

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It is here that you can uncheck the box that says Display the group logo on your profile under the Visibility settings for Group Logo.

You can also uncheck the boxes for the other sections such as activity, digest email, announcements and member messages so you won’t receive further notifications.

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When you’re done, click on Save Changes.

To leave the group, select the Leave Group button in the bottom right hand corner.

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Once you select the Leave Group button, you will no longer be part of that group.

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Many Facebook users today are using various apps and games on this top social media site. These tools are helpful and can entertain people but they have their disadvantages as well.

A downside of these apps and games is their ability to tag people even those who do not wish to be tagged.

When this happens, those who were included will receive a post on their wall notifying them that this person sent a game request or they have been tagged in an app that posts photos.

If you’d rather not have people randomly tagging you, Facebook allows its users to easily untag themselves from an app or game.

It’s via the privacy settings section that you can adjust what you need to change.

How to Remove a Tag on a Facebook app or game

If you don’t want this to happen, there are simple steps you can take.

First, go to your privacy settings by clicking the down arrow on the top right hand corner beside Home.

On the privacy settings page, go to Apps and Websites and click Edit Settings.

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The next page will show you several options.

Choose How people bring info to apps they use and click the Edit Settings button.

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A new window will show with various options and boxes beside each.

To stop people from tagging you, uncheck the My Photos box and hit Save.

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Taking this action will no longer include you in the apps and games people use that can tag their friends.

There you have it.  Now you can control whether or not people can associate you with Facebook apps.

Have you been tagged in a Facebook app? Leave your thoughts below.

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Just months after Google+ started to turn heads, a new social networking site has emerged that is proving extremely popular.

Known as Pinterest, this latest social media site is magnetic for a very simple reason.  It’s visual, very easy to use and quite frankly, addictive!

In fact, Pinterest has just passed LinkedIn in popularity and is now the third most popular social media networking site.

Pinterest is referred to as a virtual pinboard. Similar to a literal board you hang on your wall and where you pin important notes and photos, you can do the same on Pinterest.

You pin things that interest you, virtually on this site from other sources or from your own computer.

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Why is Pinterest so popular?  It’s a unique interface that shows primarily photos in a very organized manner (by the way, you can load videos too).

It’s quite attractive and gets anybody visiting the site quickly glued to the images.  Before you know it, you’ll have spent far more time than you intended looking at and pinning images to your own boards.

In fact, the site is being used by people to plan their weddings, beautify their homes and obtain as well as organize their most loved recipes.

But let’s not forget about businesses.  Pinterest is growing in popularity for those looking to leverage their business online too.

Being on Pinterest is a great way of getting inspiration from like-minded members. The people behind the site say their goal is to connect people around the world who share similar interests.

How to Join Pinterest

To join Pinterest, one needs to be invited first.

You can, however, visit the site yourself and request an invitation by clicking the red Request an Invite button.

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An email notification will then be sent to your inbox informing you that you’re on the waiting list.

In a few days’ time, you’ll receive a second email letting you know that you can now access Pinterest.  In that email there will be a link to click on which will take you through to Pinterest.

What to do to get started on Pinterest

Before you can start using Pinterest, you’ll need to create your username.

This will be the unique username by which people can find you on Pinterest.  For example, mine is followwendy.  So the full URL will be www.pinterest.com/followwendy.

It is via this username that you can share your pins with people and also ask others to follow you on Pinterest.

Once you have chosen your username and selected a password, you’ll be able to start using Pinterest.

The Pinterest “Dashboard”

Each time you log into Pinterest, you’ll be directed to the main Pinterest “dashboard”, which looks like this:

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It is via the dashboard you can see what others have pinned (those you have followed), see who has liked your pins, see who has repinned your pins plus more.

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For the most recent activity since you last logged in, check out the lower left panel of the Dashboard.

It is via the Dashboard you can also follow new people to see what they are pinning.

You can also search for people you know, invite your friends, view your boards, create new boards and upload new pins.

Happy pinning!

What is your favourite type of image to pin? Leave a comment and a link to your boards below so that we can follow you too. 

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Sharing photos remains as one of the most popular features for users on Facebook.

In fact, Facebook places more emphasis on photos that are shared, ranking these higher in the newsfeed than posts by users without images.

Apart from uploading them on your wall and albums, another way to share a great photo with friends is by tagging them.

When you a tag a person in a photo, it immediately shows up on his or her wall.

Some people may be happy with this, but there are others, for various reasons, who do not wish to be tagged.

This should not present a problem, however, as Facebook provides its users with the option to untag themselves from a picture.

Previously in the old profile, the option to remove the tag was easy to find as it sat right beside the name of the person, below the photo.

Our previous article stepped you through the process of how to remove a tag on Facebook, based on the old Facebook Profile layout.

With the introduction of Timeline, however, the process of untagging yourself from a photo has changed.

How to Remove a Tag on a Facebook Photo

On the Timeline now, the steps are fairly simple if you want to remove a tag from a photo.

First, click on the photo where you have been tagged.

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When the large photo shows up, hover your mouse below the picture to display the four options available – tag photo, options, share and like.

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To untag, click Options and a small box will appear with a list of actions that you can choose from.

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Choose the Remove Tag option to untag yourself.

Your name will no longer be tagged against that photo.

So there you go.

Now you can control how your image is used online with Facebook photos.

What are your thoughts when people tag you in a photo?  Do you think it makes good business sense?

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As Facebook introduces the new Timeline for fan pages (all pages will automatically change over on March 30th), many changes will be made to the existing functionaltiy of fan pages.

One that has been of concern to many page owners and administrators is the removal of the ability to set a default landing tab.

Many marketers have been using “fan-gate” or “like-gate” pages as a way of funneling their visitors onto a single tab that required the visitor to Like the page in order to access more goodies.

So does the new fan page Timeline spell the end for likers-only and reveal-content tabs on fan pages?

As a matter of fact, no.

What it does mean is that you’ll have to get more creative to entice your fans to find the tab with the offer or special on it.

One way is to customise your Tab Image and your Tab Name (I’ve covered each of these in a previous post).

Another way is to drive your fans directly to your desired fan page tab by using the unique URL for a given tab.

Each of your custom tabs has a unique URL and it is via sharing this URL you can direct fans directly to your chosen tab.

As with any URL, you can embed it.  So you effectively can drive traffic from anywhere a URL can be used:  that might be from your website or blog, as part of your email signature, under clickable images and so on.

Of course, Facebook would also love you to use your tab URLs in your Facebook ads that you pay for as well.

How to Find your fan page Timeline tab unique URL

With the new fan page Timeline, you will find the Unique URL for each tab in a number of ways:

1.    you can hover over the name of the tab and right click it.

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Then choose Copy Link Location.

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This will then save your fan page tab URL to your computer clipboard.

You can then paste the URL somewhere else, such as into notepad/wordpad or into another browser window to see or save the URL.

2.  You can click on the image of the tab to load the tab onto your Facebook fan page.

When you click onto a tab, the content of the tab will load and the unique URL for the tab will be displayed at the top of the page in your URL browser link window:

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For example, the tab URL for our DIYSocialMedia for Business fan page tab is:
http://www.facebook.com/DIYSocialMediaForBusiness/app_190322544333196

3.   Another way you can get the tab URL is by going to your fan page About section.

Below your profile image on the lower left of your Timeline cover, below your information is the About link.

Click About.

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On the next page, click the small down arrow beside About and choose the tab you’re looking for.

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The tab will display next and again, you will find the specific URL at the top of your browser.

If you want to share the URL, just click in the browser box at the top of the page to highlight the entire URL and you can then copy and paste it where you wish: as a status update in your Facebook profile, in your other social media accounts, in your newsletter and so on.

When sharing on Twitter, however, you have to shorten the URL first by using a free online service that does this such as www.tinyurl.com.

As with any URL, it’s up to you how you choose to share it.

But with the unique URL for your page, you can see how you can create calls to action and share specific tabs located on your Facebook fan page by sharing the unique URL for that tab.

Do you think Facebook got it right by removing the Default Landing Tab?  Share your thoughts in the comments below

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articles to expand your online List Building toolkit, visit www.wendymoore.net.

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With all the changes Facebook are rolling out, there is one popular thing does not change – people still wish to post or upload a PDF to their Face Book profile or fan page.

In fact, it’s the most searched for topics here on our blog.

There are many different ways to load a PDF onto Facebook.

The question is: how to you find them all in one place?

That’s why I’ve done the leg work for you and put together a very comprehensive list of ways to add a PDF file to Facebook.

It took me a few weeks, because I wanted to include for you many different ways to do it.

In fact, I’ve documented at least 10 different ways to post a PDF to Facebook.

For each one, I’ve created step by step instructions complete with screen captures of the exact steps you need to take.

Some are no cost, some are low cost. Some require a little technical nouse.  Some are very much click, click, click and you’re done.

So if you’d like to grab a copy of my How to Post a PDF on Facebook eBook, you can find out more information about doing so here.

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Whilst Default landing tabs are a thing of the past with the new Facebook fan page Timeline (see my post here on all the changes and how they affect you), you can still do some cool things with your fan page tabs.

I recently shared with you how you can customise the image that is displayed for each of your tabs.  It’s a great way to create “mini” calls to action, for any fan landing on your page and looking for what to do next.  You can read about how to change the images on your fan page tab here.

Did you know you can do the same thing and change the name of your tab?

Changing the name of the your Face book fan page tabs is just one further way to attract the interest of your visitors.

How to Customise a Fan Page Tab Name

You can’t change the default tab name (for tabs such as Likes & Photos), but you can edit the names of those that you’ve created.

To edit, hover over the drop down triangle located on the far right of all your tabs and click it with your mouse:

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Choose the tab you wish to change the name for.  To the right of that tab image, click on the pencil icon:

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Click on edit settings:

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In the next window that loads, you then find the heading Custom Tab Name.

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To the right of Custom Tab name is a field to enter text.  Type in the name you’d like to use for the tab.  The name should fit within the box.

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Then click on Save.  Then click on OK.

The name of your tab should have updated:

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Viola! That’s how you can update your tab name for each of the tabs on your fan page.

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The new Facebook Timeline for pages is here. You can hold off until 30 March 2012, but if you want to change over now, there are a few new features that are worth noting.

Whilst the default landing tab functionality is now gone, Facebook have added the ability to Pin a post to the top of your Face book fan page.

What is a pinned Post?

Pinned posts are posts on your Facebook fan page that you (or your administrator) have chosen as a post that you would like to feature, or display prominently at the top of your page.

Where does a pinned Post appear?

A pinned post will always appear in the top left of the timeline of your Facebook fan page.

You can recognise a pinned post by the orange flag in the top right hand corner:

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How long will a pinned post stay at the top of a page?

Any post that you (or your page administrator) pins to the top of your page will remain there for 7 days.  After 7 days, the post will return to the date it was originally posted on your page timeline.

Which posts can you pin on a fan page?

Only posts created by the page administrators can be pinned.

Posts from your fans (those that like your page) are not eligible and cannot be pinned on your page.

How do you create a pinned post?

On your Facebook fan page timeline, choose the post you wish to pin to the top.

Hover your mouse over the top right hand corner of the post and the pencil will appear with the options Edit or remove.

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Click the pencil.

The menu will now appear with the option to Pin to Top.

Select Pin to Top.

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Your post will now be pinned in the top most left position on your fan page timeline, immediately below the area to post a status update.

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How to remove a pinned post from your timeline?

Just do the reverse to the above when you pinned your post.

Choose the post.

Hover over the pencil in the top right hand corner, then select Edit or Remove.

Choose Unpin From Top.

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The post will move back to the original place on the timeline, based on the date it was first posted.

The orange flag will also be removed from the top right hand corner.

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So there you go.  Now you can pin your favourate posts to the top of your fan page to encourage fan engagement and to showcase your latest thoughts and happenings on your page.