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Facebook Fan Page Widget

By Jeff Cohan, May 17, 2010

Bring your Facebook Fan Page to your Web site

Last updated December 14th, 2012 at 12:46 am

One way to encourage people to Join/Like your Facebook Fan Page is to embed a Facebook Fan Page widget in a page of your Web site!

Here’s what Vicki Richardson (Lollipop Chef) and I did today:

Facebook Fan Page Widget

Using this widget, people can Join/Like your Facebook Fan Page without having to navigate over to Facebook!

See it in action on LollipopChef.com’s Contact page.

And here (assuming Facebook is cooperating) is nSiteful’s widget – the actual widget, not an image:

(Note: If you’re seeing an empty rectangle, it means Facebook’s server is overloaded or otherwise unresponsive – one of the downsides of embedding content from other Web sites into one’s own.)

Coming Soon: HOW to do this!

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Written by Jeff Cohan · Categorized: General · Tagged: Facebook, Social Networking

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