Facebook Applications – Some Useful, some you need to IGNORE!
Apr 04, 2009 in
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Facebook is one of the popular web service/platforms right now. Many people have already found Facebook to be a valuable addition to their web marketing strategy. Why? Because Facebook social networking can effectively connect you with potential clients, past customers and friends, with no cost and minimal effort.
Buyers & Sellers are interested in their “Micro-market”, where they live and work. Your goal is to give them information they can’t get anywhere else and they will be hooked.
Other than your all important status updates, adding applications selectively can help your business grow. Right now, there are over 2000 apps you can add to your Facebook profile. The temptation may be to try them all.
Click on this link to see the full list of applications.
Pick apps that won’t waste your time when you visit your Facebook home page, so avoid those that involve playing games, throwing things and just plain silliness. Read the app description carefully and know exactly what you’re getting, and what the privacy settings are before you go. It helps to see how your contacts are using the app first. But remember, if you add it, you can remove it. If you don't want to add applications that other people send to you, hit the IGNORE button. (They will never know.)
Think of your apps in two ways
My 12minutetechbyte for this is: Pick one application, add, it use it see if you like it. And then selectively add others that you like.
Buyers & Sellers are interested in their “Micro-market”, where they live and work. Your goal is to give them information they can’t get anywhere else and they will be hooked.
Other than your all important status updates, adding applications selectively can help your business grow. Right now, there are over 2000 apps you can add to your Facebook profile. The temptation may be to try them all.
Click on this link to see the full list of applications.
Pick apps that won’t waste your time when you visit your Facebook home page, so avoid those that involve playing games, throwing things and just plain silliness. Read the app description carefully and know exactly what you’re getting, and what the privacy settings are before you go. It helps to see how your contacts are using the app first. But remember, if you add it, you can remove it. If you don't want to add applications that other people send to you, hit the IGNORE button. (They will never know.)
Think of your apps in two ways
- What do you want to see (that will appear on your Facebook home page)
- What do I want the world to see (that will appear on your profile)?
My 12minutetechbyte for this is: Pick one application, add, it use it see if you like it. And then selectively add others that you like. Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!


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