Send A Message On Facebook
Revised — May 25, 2008
A quick post about replying on Facebook.
There are a couple of ways to reply when you want to send a “friend” a message on Facebook.
One of the ways is through the message system. If you send a friend a message this way it is private one-on-one only and not available for public viewing.
This method is most commonly used.
However, if you want your message to be seen by the public — your “friend’s” friends, you need to post it on your friend’s wall.
Why would you want a message to be public? There are a number of resaons, but here is one I think you will like.
We all want more traffic to our web pages..Right?!
Well if you post on someone’s wall you can promote a website, a blog, etc where all your “friend’s” friends can see it when they visit your friend’s Facebook page.
Here is an example of what I mean.
You requested someone to be your friend (as I mentioned in my previous post) and they accepted.
Now you can send them a thank you for accepting, but post it on their wall instead of sending it throught the message system.
Like this:
** start example **
Hello <Name>,
Thank you for accepting me as your Facebook friend.
I look forward to getting to know you better and learning more about you.
To learn more about me please visit my website
http://www.chuckyockey.com/blog
Take care,
Chuck Yockey
** end example **
This way anyone can see your URL when they visit your “new friend’s” page.
Try it — you’ll like it!
!!! Added May 25, 2008 !!!
A friend of mine Robert Agar-Hutton from the UK, brought to my attention something he is doing on FB when writing on walls. It is a modification of what I suggested. Here is Robert’s example:
** start example **
Hello XXXXX
Thank you for having me as your Facebook friend.
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
If you would like to know more about me:
http://www.protectics.co.u
and http://www.p-k-j.org/conte
If you are interested in your personal safety and health
then please join my mailing list for “Your Safety Matters”
at: http://www.protectics.co.u
All the best.
Robert.
Where obviously the XXX is their name and the YYYYYY is something about them or their Facebook profile that aids starting a dialogue
** end example **
Awesome suggestion Robert!
!!! end added !!!
To living your dreams,
Chuck Yockey
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July 31st, 2008 at 1:17 am