Starting tonight, any Facebook Public Profile Page (that’s Page with a capital “P”) with over 100 subscribers has the opportunity to select its own vanity URL. While it hasn’t had the hype from the blogosphere that we saw from the previous private Profile vanity URLs, it does seem to be having a large effect, as Facebook has slowed down tonight, even more than when the private Profile vanities were released. Get yours now while you can – you can reserve yours for both your Public Pages and private Profiles via the http://facebook.com/username link. Please comment below if you want some help reaching the 100 fan limit!
As with any and all of my social network profiles, please don’t hesitate to friend me! My most active profiles are listed over on the upper-right of this blog, but if you Google “Jesse Stay” you can find just about everywhere I belong. Tonight I was able to reserve short URLs for my most active Pages – please become a fan or friend me!:
My personal Facebook Profile: http://jessestay.socialtoo.com
My public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/socialdeveloper
SocialToo’s public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/socialtoo
I’m on Facebook–Now What??? (my first book)’s public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/fbbook
FBML Essential (my second book)’s public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/fbmlessentials
We’re Baptist’s public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/baptists
We’re Catholic’s public Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/catholicsocial
Don’t forget to join SocialToo (my service) to get your own personalized vanity URL. yourusername.socialtoo.com will redirect to your Facebook profile, and we’ll track statistics for everyone that clicks on your URL. It’s the only URL you’ll ever need to hand out to others. Oh, and see the above URLs? Expect a solution for those soon as well. Sign up for yours at http://socialtoo.com.
Hey Jesse!
I'm following/becoming a fan of you now. I've been trying to hit the 100 fan mark for my company since yesterday, any help would be appreciated!
http://su.pr/2VWP6U (Help us get rid of our long profile URL!)
Let me know if you ever develop a “We're Lutheran” app.
I just fanned you – anyone else who can please fan Bubbo so he can get the
vanity URL!
John, have you seen the We're Protestant app? I developed that one because
I wasn't seeing much traction from the Baptist app and it seems the
individual Protestant sects were less active on Facebook than those using my
We're Catholic app. This way it covers a larger audience.
Yes I too am trying to reach 100 fans, can you help?
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/home…
Thanks
Joe
Joe, that link doesn't go to a fan Page. Have another link?
I just installed the We're Protestant app. Thanks.
King James is not my favorite translation (although I do understand that there are those who prefer it), but it does have the advantage of being in the public domain in the United States (although I believe that I read somewhere that there IS a copyright on the translation in the United Kingdom, which makes sense when you think about it).
John, I've found that even in the Catholic version of the App I do people
still have their favorites. As soon as I get more time to devote to the
Holy Rolls (Religious) apps again I'm going to add the option to specify
your preference for translation. The difficulty becomes figuring out new
ways to import the data into our database schema. There's still a lot I
want to do with those apps.
I just fanned you – anyone else who can please fan Bubbo so he can get the
vanity URL!
John, have you seen the We're Protestant app? I developed that one because
I wasn't seeing much traction from the Baptist app and it seems the
individual Protestant sects were less active on Facebook than those using my
We're Catholic app. This way it covers a larger audience.
Yes I too am trying to reach 100 fans, can you help?
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/home…
Thanks
Joe
Joe, that link doesn't go to a fan Page. Have another link?
I just installed the We're Protestant app. Thanks.
King James is not my favorite translation (although I do understand that there are those who prefer it), but it does have the advantage of being in the public domain in the United States (although I believe that I read somewhere that there IS a copyright on the translation in the United Kingdom, which makes sense when you think about it).
John, I've found that even in the Catholic version of the App I do people
still have their favorites. As soon as I get more time to devote to the
Holy Rolls (Religious) apps again I'm going to add the option to specify
your preference for translation. The difficulty becomes figuring out new
ways to import the data into our database schema. There's still a lot I
want to do with those apps.
I would love to see the 100 or so nice new facebook friends. I say good, because it is nice to have good engagers and intelligent people. I hope to see your site grow. Regards, FW:)derese to
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