Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Leisure-L ... 588?v=info


I am trying this out ,please go there and let me know what you think . Thanks ,Dave

I like it!

Me too!

Looks good, a lot of Text though....

Yea, gotta clean up all the text some. I'm looking at all the other people who like the page.....seems I know some of them.

I'm still just learning this facebook thing . I had an account for a while but never spent a lot of time on it . So all the advice is appreciated .Thank you . I will try to clean it up some . I really want to show that we are really available to people for questions and answers for past and future customers . It all helps to get the word out about coal and the benefits that come with it not just the BS that our current admin likes to push .

Dave,

A friend of mine in Maine has set up a page for his body shop and other businesses.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Cobbs- ... 513?ref=ts

He claims that it is really helping him and his business. In fact I'm starting one for myself right now. But if you look at his, you can see just what can be done with yours. See how you can start photo albums !!! Imagine loading your albums with customer installs.

Good luck with your page.



Rick

I tell ya what, if you could make some kind of game with "coal" you would get so many folks it's unreal. I wish I had time to sit and play a game just once a year, ok well not really, games just don't do it for me.....back to porn I go.

OK I just clicked Like.

I wish more stove manufacturers would do the same as Leisure ans start a Facebook page.

looks good to me !! go get em guys

Cool!!! I clicked the button...

Murdoc

Dave,

Facebook is the way to go in addition to your website. I would suggest putting a link to your website earlier in the page and adding pics as others suggested. I'm new to FB as well & can'y comment as to the specifics of setting up the page.

I was hoping to get some more install pics on there . It has been kinda slow for posts but it gets a lot of traffic. So if you have a leisure line please posts pics of your install and maybe a few words. Thanks,Dave

Sorry, I don't have a LL stove. If you can't get pics up on FB in the short term, I would suggest deleting all that text about the specific products. Just put a quick couple of paragraphs about the company & what you offer. Then just direct them to your website.

looks great!