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Revision as of 21:46, 20 April 2011
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Maybe you've seen our article on how to create a landing page for first-time visitors to your company's Facebook page, A Facebook Landing Page Engages New Visitors, and were dismayed to find you needed [Glossary/HTML|HTML]] to create that page.
Don't despair! You can create a Facebook landing page for new visitors even if you don't know HTML. Here's our step-by-step guide.
Contents
- 1 1. Sign in to Pagemodo.
- 2 2. Start a new page.
- 3 3. Pick the template you like - you have 17 choices.
- 4 4. After you select the template, you will need to customize it.
- 5 5. Fill in all the fields you want. Don't worry about styling on your first pass - just concentrate on what you want to say. Make sure to add a link to every section, and send people where you want them to go....to a sales page, for example.
- 6 6. Save your work. Don't click Buy & Install until you've decided you want that option.
- 7 7. Go back a couple steps and make sure you click on Free - it often resets to the Pro setting - which you can tell if it says Buy & Install instead of just simply Install.
1. Sign in to Pagemodo.
2. Start a new page.
3. Pick the template you like - you have 17 choices.
4. After you select the template, you will need to customize it.
5. Fill in all the fields you want. Don't worry about styling on your first pass - just concentrate on what you want to say. Make sure to add a link to every section, and send people where you want them to go....to a sales page, for example.
6. Save your work. Don't click Buy & Install until you've decided you want that option.
7. Go back a couple steps and make sure you click on Free - it often resets to the Pro setting - which you can tell if it says Buy & Install instead of just simply Install.
Within a few hours of working on this, I set up this landing page for AboutUs: 
8. REMEMBER, only people who haven't 'liked' your page see this landing page. To test it, sign out of Facebook and navigate back to your page on Facebook, you should see it then - but NOT when you are signed in.
And if you didn't know Importance of a Landing Page yet - check out the article.
Check out how your home page looks to search engines and people with the free Home Page Analysis. Want a deeper look at all your site's pages? Try an AboutUs Site Report.