Shownotes: How to create a Facebook page that rocks is the title for today's podcast, it is part 2 in the series. the four areas we cover are creating the Facebook page, geting your custom URL, getting your first 100 followers and using 3rd party software to automate the posting process. Alvern: Hello, ladies. Alvern here. Today we are going to be looking at how to create a Facebook page part two. If you have been following along, we did the part one about three or four weeks ago, and I decided to delay part two because I wanted to make sure that I dxplained the whole niche research process and resources that are available for you to do a proper niche research, because it's so very important that you do sufficient niche research before you create a Facebook page. All right. The areas we're going to be covering today is the actual creation of the Facebook page. Then we will be talking about your custom name or custom URL. We will then head over to how to get your first 100 followers on your Facebook page. Then we will be closing off by looking at third-party software that you can use to manage your posts daily. Let's jump right in. Facebook Page Creation You've done all of your niche research. If you didn't get a chance to follow along on the part one, I will actually include a link here as well. You've done all the niche research. You decided on the goal of your page, your Facebook page. You've outsourced or even created the necessary artwork for yourself. You have at least a month or two months of posts lined up. You have all of your content ready, basically. If you are having difficulty sourcing images at a low cost, I discovered in the meantime, from between my last podcast and this one, this really, really cool resource where you can actually get over 400,000 images that you can access for as low as or for under $30 month. They not only have images, but they have lots of other resources on there, as well. I include I link to the page. I have a page there that will actually give you details on that, so I'll put a link here as well. Alright. If you missed part one, please, it's important that you go back and get all of your content ready before you even click the Create Page button, or at least before you publish it ... Publish the page to the public. Because if you don't have the necessary ... Or it's not up to scratch then the results that you would get wouldn't be as good as if you had done everything and making sure you result in a really good quality Facebook page. Having a Website is Imperative Alright. You've all the information gathered. You've registered a domain name. I think I mentioned this in the last one. I'm not 100% sure. The joys of taking long to do the part two. Before you create a Facebook page ... Well, it depends, really, on what the goal of the page is for. If it is ... The only thing you're going to be using is the Facebook page for ... I'm trying to think what you can do. An isolation of any other external resources. Because mainly, if you have a website, it will really help. Probably something I probably need to talk about. You got all your information, and what you would need to do then, if you don't have an existing website and what you plan to do is sell products or services, or anything like that ... Just remember that one of the most important or best piece of advice I can give you from my over 10 plus years experience doing this, is to please, please, please don't grow your community or your tribe 100% on the Facebook platform. Because you have to remember all of the content belongs to you. You're putting it on the Facebook platform. The Facebook platform does not belong to you. You may generate a really beautiful Facebook page,
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