Facebook 'site'

[sexyjw]

I have a Facebook 'like' button on my main website's homepage (not the one in the footer), but I'd like to be able to send people who click it to a specialised Facebook group. Rather like big companies do. But they all have obvious Facebook links, like faceb00k.c0m/t0bycarvery for instance. But all I ever seem to get is a rubbish link with numbers in it. What am I doing wrong?

[ATSWorld]

sorry can't really help ...
but how are you doing it ..as to how are you suppose to do it
is it the same as in the reply box where you can add a link or url copy paste

[sexyjw]

(04-05-2011 09:32 PM)ATSWorld Wrote:  sorry can't really help ...
but how are you doing it ..as to how are you suppose to do it
is it the same as in the reply box where you can add a link or url copy paste

I just set up a group. But whereas the big companies get decently named groups, mine is a rubbishly long weird unreliable link!

[www.madbug.co.uk]

not sure but maybe they pay for it?

[www.ambrose-services.co.uk]

I used to have a page on Facebook. I think 25 fans were required before Facebook would allow a custom link.

[sexyjw]

(04-06-2011 10:50 PM)http://www.ambrose-services.co.uk Wrote:  I used to have a page on Facebook. I think 25 fans were required before Facebook would allow a custom link.

Ah - you may be onto something there. I will have to read up on that. Thanks!

[BryanF]

Facebook is really one of the best social networking site today in the net. I'm not sure but I know that it is the 2nd or the 3rd site that is most visited by internet users. So it is not a surprise that Facebook is very useful in marketing.

[ATSWorld]

need to get another advert running on FB as the next holiday approaches as there are not that many left anymore

[www.madbug.co.uk]

Are FB ads expensive?

[ATSWorld]

nope you can choose how much to spend per day and how much to spend per click or per 1000 shows