The Old Facebook Author Pages Thread, #251-350

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Jason G. Anderson

Discussion Starter · May 30, 2011

Hi all,

This list is now full! The next Facebook Author Pages thread is over here - http://www.kboards.com/index.php/topic,94053.msg1462185.html

This is the fourth thread we've had for Facebook fan pages. The previous three threads can be found here:

#1-100 thread: http://www.kboards.com/index.php/topic,31727.0.html
#101-150 thread: http://www.kboards.com/index.php/topic,49043.0.html
#151-250 thread: http://www.kboards.com/index.php/topic,57388.0.html

Unlike the #151-250 thread, you must have a FAN PAGE to be listed here. I will list a personal profile as well if you want to include it, but I will no longer list just a profile.

If you want your page added to this thread (either as a newcomer or one of the original 250 who is happy to keep 'liking'), please reply below. Important - we're asking everyone added to the list below to commit to liking everyone who gets added to this list all the way to #350, at which point a new thread will be born. That way the folks at the end of the list gather fans too.

(An easy way to be notified of new additions to this thread is to click on the "Notify" button above this post - you will be emailed whenever a new post is added to this thread.)

Quoting the original explanation from the first thread of what we're doing:

Joseph Rhea said:
First, a clarification: A Facebook "profile" is a private two-way street, where you have "friends" and they see your daily posts and you see theirs. If you are currently on Facebook, this is what you have. A Facebook "page" is something you have to create, and is a public one-way street, where people can see your posts, but you can't see theirs. They were originally designed as "fan pages" where an author or a band might create one and have thousands of fans--they wouldn't want to see all those fans' profile postings anyway, so it worked.

What I am trying for is a two-way connection with fellow authors, but kept separate from my friends and family posts. Since it is against Facebook rules to have more than one "profile," what I propose is this: if every author who is interested in separating their business and friends posts, creates a separate author page (or book page) and lists them here, then we could all "like" each other and see each others' posts. In reality, it would be two separate one-way connections, but it would function almost like a two-way profile page. Plus, you could still have true "fans" (people who like your page but don't send you their page link)...

Here is the official instructions on how to create a Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/FacebookPages
Also once you gain at least 25 "fans" you can acquire a short Facebook username by going here: http://www.facebook.com/username

Great tip from another Joe on how to like lots of people quickly:

JoeMitchell said:
Here's a tip for people just entering. If you can middle click to open a link in a new tab, you can simply run through the list and middle click everyone's link, then scroll through all the pages and like them each, until you've done them all. It would only take few minutes and you'll be caught up.

NEWCOMERS
251) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Connor-Dix-Author/212940585406072
252) http://www.facebook.com/dreadchronicles
253) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Erica-Sloane/159996384068081
254) http://www.facebook.com/KeriStevensAuthor
255) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-Kingswood/213618981987799
256) http://www.facebook.com/ilyriamoon
257) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Anne-Holly/140519945969686
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