You've probably heard it all before and ignored it. It's easy once you get going. Let them know you're now online and you'll be off and running. Confused? How To Make a Facebook Page for Small Business
I don't care what your small business is you've got to have a Facebook page. It will take some time for you to get the hand of where things go and how they work but in the end you'll find that it's a pretty intuitive process. If possible name your page the name of your business or website and something descriptive a well. You'll see a spot to upload an image for a logo like space in the upper left hand corner.

A bit scared of starting? Once you tie these two things in with your website you've really got something to work with! Believe me, there are going to be people you know on Facebook. Lost? " Click that and you're on your way. You'll see a link for "Create a Page. After you have created both a Facebook Profile for yourself and a Facebook Page for your small business you will be in possession of the framework necessary to launch your business online. If you're a barber, a plumber, florist, sheet rocker, car detailer, landscaper, waiter, eager online marketer or have any other sort of small business you are missing out big time if you are not taking part in the biggest social connection machine in history.

On the left of the next page you'll see a "Pages" link to click on. Enter as much information as you can about yourself as the more details you enter (such as where you live, what you like, where you went to school, etc) the easier it is to find people and for people to find you. Before you start you'll need to understand the basic difference between and Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page. First step is to visit the Facebook website and signup for a free account. Take some time, feel your way around and get a general sense of the whole thing. Secondly you're going to get a basic small business Facebook Page setup. Don't worry about it. A Profile is for an individual person (aka you).

A Page is for a company, organization, website or any other sort of business. It's really as simple as filling in the spaces and takes a few minutes. Take a bit of time to search for friends and connect with them. You might not have the slightest clue as to how to do it, how to use Facebook or what the big deal is about any of it. Just take these two simple steps and you'll be well on your way. Login to your Facebook account, scroll all the way to the bottom of the site and click on the little "advertising" link. For example instead of Jenny's Knitting maybe try Jenny's Knitting - Sweaters, mittens and more... or something. Like everything else it takes some learning and figuring out but I'm telling you, it will be worth it You will need both a Profile and a Page and best part of all is it's all free.