Many of my clients e-mailed me first thing in the morning asking "How can I access my Facebook Page?" or "Where did my Facebook Page go?" ... or out of habit, "Where is my 'Fan Page'?"...
With the new Facebook Page Upgrade, your Facebook Page can still be accessed through the Account Menu on your Facebook Top Bar. The name simply changed from "Manage Pages" to "Use Facebook as Page".
Now these are not the only changes we are experiencing. I copied the tour for you so you can become familiar with that is coming. It is basically creating consistency between the new Facebook profiles and Facebook Official Pages. That makes the platform more user friendly indeed.

If you don't have a Facebook Page, you MUST create one. It is the absolutely most fantastic way to promote your offering (whether you are promoting products, services, ideas, awareness, etc.)
If you do have one, click on "Use Facebook as Page" and you will be set up to upgrade to the new Facebook Pages and start taking advantage of this great tool. Here's what my alert looked like!

Once you upgrade, these are the changes you will see:
1- Photos will display on the top, just like they do on your profile. I love this feature because most Facebook beginners would not know to click on a Facebook Tab to discover your snapshots. I love pictures!

2- Navigation on the left, just like on any other area of Facebook. Consistency is key...it also sells! Mark Zuckerberg sure knows what he does!

Of course, the "juice" of the matter are your posts. They will be prominently displayed for exposure.
I always recommend that you post on your Facebook page at least once a day. You can do it!

I like that you can access your settings (Edit Page) with much more ease than in the previous style. This is a much more friendly approach to configure your Facebook page!

When you use Facebook as Page now you can have a completely separate experience. This is hands down THE BEST FACEBOOK PAGE UPGRADE EVER! Now you can promote your Facebook Page rather than your personal profile. How's that for exposure?
PS on this! Don't forget your Facebook Insights...what a great value. I love measurable marketing tools!

So skip your preview and simply upgrade! Don't upgrade just one...upgrade all your Facebook Pages. Don't wait to enjoy the fun!

See you on my Facebook Page! http://facebook.com/PositiveMom

Happy Holidays everyone. I wish you and your family lots of blessings health, and much joy, every day left in this year and each day in the year to come!
Facebook seems to be on a mission to eradiate fear of change, by constantly introducing something new to enhance the social network's experience.
After recent changes to Facebook Groups, Facebook Messaging Service and the Check-in Appplication, yesterday, on a 60 Minutes Sunday night feature, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, unveiled the "new Facebook profile", yet another change to the most popular social networking platform in existence.
The newest Facebook update consists in a new look to Facebook personal profiles, designed with the purpoe to "give a sense of who (people) are", according to Facebook's Product Manager's statementto USA Today.
The new Facebook profile will prominently display users' information at the top of the profiles. You will be able to see a Facebook user's employer, hometown, relationship status, interests, and more...without having to click the info tab.
I believe this intuitive approach will make it less confusing for those learning to use Facebook and easier for "not-so-new" Facebook users who are looking to take advantage of Facebook's imminent networking value in marketing or advertising a product or service to carefully targeted users.
If you have not yet experienced the new profile, Facebok will prompt you in a future login to your Facebook homepage or profile. Just click on the notification and you'll be all set.
So get ready to embrace change as Facebook reinvents itself over and over. There's defnitely a lot more to come (and to get used to)!
Passing on information from one of my programmers at Designed 2 impress, Inc.
“Now a days more web sites are getting infected with malicious code and, hackers injecting the malware code, which puts your website and whole business onto risk.
We use lots of free tools, browser add-ons, widgets and third party content, these code are back doors for such codes. Here are few tips to understand the cause and prevention:
* What are malicious iframes and what causes them?
Over the years hackers found it hard to trick people into visiting suspicious sites so they’re now targeting legit sites and using them to infect unknowing customers. In most cases an FTP account’s password is obtained through key logging malware, then legit website files are modified to distribute the malware and gather more passwords. If your PC has been infected with one of these trojans, your bank account, email accounts, and FTP accounts may no longer be secure.
* What to do if you find malicious iframes.
1. Use the following online vulnerability scanner and ensure your software is up-to-date: http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/online/?task=load
2. Download antivirus and fully scan your PC for malcious files. Here are some free online scanners:
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
http://www.bitdefender.com/scan8/ie.html
http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner
http://support.f-secure.com/enu/home/ols.shtml
3. Update all passwords that may have been obtained. Do not use old passwords, generate new ones.
4. Upload older versions of the files or contact support for assistance removing the malicious iframes.
* Prevention
- Ensure you use the latest browser version
- Disable javascript
- Use the firefox addon noscript
- Download and install some free antivirus software, make sure it stays updated
- Use http://www.avg.com.au/index.cfm?section=avg&action=onlinescan to test suspicious links you are given in emails or find online.
To delist your website from this block you need to contact Google. This excerpt was copied from the URL below, and provides step by step instructions to request a delisting.
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=45432
Once you have reviewed your site and are sure it is clean, you can can submit a request for review. Note that you’ll need to verify site ownership before you can request a site review.
1. Sign in to Webmaster Tools with your Google account.
2. On the Dashboard, select the site you want.
3. On the Overview page, click Request a review and follow the instructions.
I’m sure this will help.
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