<![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> Why avoid the paid advertising options? Aren't you trying to get fans on Facebook? Wouldn't paid ads help this (theoretically, at least, until proven otherwise?)?

On a related note, your title's a bit of a misnomer as it's not 8 steps to getting fans so much as it is 8 steps to signing up for a page. None of the steps listed will necessarily get you any fans besides "Your friends will see that you're a fan, and hopefully sign up as fans, too." And if I'm going to rely on hope, I may as well run some ads.

All that said, I joined to keep you company ;).

Gabriel-Goldenberg

]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> the choices for number 4 are not the best.

EricFrostHatesLife

]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> I think you should put some thought into #4, I wasn't paying attention and now I have a store ([upenn.facebook.com])
and can only post information under public transit...

AustinL

]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> @Owen Thomas: A sense of belonging?

Props for the honesty, but I was hoping for free food, or something.

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]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> @sample032: Why should I lie? Absolutely nothing, beyond what's in any fandom relationship.

Owen Thomas

]]> <![CDATA[8 steps to getting fans on Facebook]]> Getting in on the advertising action is great, and like your associate editor said, my friends are not too good for spam, but what's in it for me?

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