How to Create a Facebook Page

By Matthew Loop Tuesday April 28, 2009

Watch the video above to discover how to easily create a Facebook fan page for marketing your chiropractic practice or any other business venture. Please rate the video and comment to let others know your thoughts :)

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  4. Dr. Alan Weinstein on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Nice job Dr. Matt.

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  6. Douglas Kennedy on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Matthew- thanks for the Create a Facebook Page info….I just took 10 minutes to do it, and it is UP.
    Needs work, and a video or three. Pls check it out, comment, and let me know if the picture is too casual.

    Thanks, Doug

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  8. Sharon Nilsson on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Hi Matthew, really good blogs – thanks very much for your help, I´ve created a username for myself and now a new page for my practice and after this I will create a username for my page! really excited, thanks once again!

  9. Matthew Loop on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Great Sharon! You’re welcome :)

  10. Lisa M. Smith on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Thanks, Matthew! That was very well done and very informative!

    Lisa

  11. Patricia Strohm DC on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Hello Dr. Loop,
    I have been trying to follow your instructions to create a Facebook page, but there is not bar across the top of the advertising page. It will only allow me to click on CREATE ADD. Any suggestions? I know that Facebook recently changed/updated itself, and there is not a “pages” to click on. Please advise..Thank you!

  12. Matthew Loop on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Hi Dr. Patricia… Creating a Facebook Fan Page is simple. Just go to your profile page, then scroll all the way down and click the “advertising” link at the bottom right. Then, on the next page, you’ll see an option menu either to the left stacked vertically or horizontally across the top. Click the “Pages” text and on the next page you will see a green button that says “Create a Page.” That’s all you need to do to get started.

    You can also go straight to this URL where you can set everything up.

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/create.php

    Hope that helps :)

  13. Dr. Michael Haley on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Another great video for us chiropractors. I have been using lots of your techniques and now own lots of the front page for chiropractors in Pompano Beach.

  14. Matthew Loop on Tuesday 28, 2009

    That’s great, Dr. Michael :)

  15. Douglas Kennedy DC on Tuesday 28, 2009

    FaceBook Marketing is working for me. Thanks. DK

  16. James M on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Matt, I love this video. Do you know if there is a way to change my facebook page tags after already creating it the “improper” way without making a new one? I already have a significant amount of fans and dont want to lose them by creating a new site and asking them to again “like” the page?

  17. Matthew Loop on Tuesday 28, 2009

    Thanks James… Nope. Once your fan page is up, you cannot change the title / tags. If you have a large following on this one, you’re better off keeping it.

  18. Dr. Patel on Tuesday 28, 2009

    In the chiropractic world keeping the problem fixed by our blog and preventing its reoccurrence is just as important as the initial remedy.


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