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Review of Laura Roeder’s Facebook Fame

by Joe on September 12, 2011

I was lucky recently to get an advance copy of Laura Roeder’s new Kindle e-book, Facebook Fame.

I didn’t figure I’d learn much, but I was wrong. Laura’s got a whole bunch of tips and tricks in addition to the basics, and I like her whole approach to FB.

Check out her launch party for the book.

Here’s my review:

This is a great book about making a name for your business on Facebook. It covers the basics, so it’s good for someone who is just starting out, but Laura Roeder also sneaks in some advanced tips and techniques. I’ve been helping a non-profit’s Facebook page for over a year, but a couple of things here were new to me, and I know I’ll use them.

Here’s a small example. Laura walks you through how to choose whether to post on your page “as your page” or as yourself. This is something that’s pretty confusing when you’re starting out, and it was even confusing to me as someone who had been a page admin for a year. (I don’t think you used to be able to do it, but without Laura’s book I never would have figured out you could.)

The book also shows you how to get more info out of your Facebook insights. Honestly I’d only ever looked at the overview, but there’s a lot more information available.

Overall, though, the basic mindset that Laura Roeder operates from is more important than any particular tip. She understands how to use Facebook without getting used by it. And she understands what Facebook is good for an what it’s not. You’ll save a lot of time and effort by following her advice because you’ll focus on what works and builds your business rather than on distractions that don’t.

Hop over to the launch party site to check out the launch and get a free sample chapter.


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{ 6 comments… read them below or add one }

Sonny September 20, 2011 at 12:55 pm

I believe that I’m unlike most people when it comes to Facebook: I’ve never really found it that difficult to stay focused on business when I’m there. Maybe it’s because business is the reason that I signed up for Facebook in the first place. To me, it’s basically just a place to build up my website’s brand, and not for much else…

Xeanne September 30, 2011 at 8:19 am

This is a good review, you really captures my interest and change my view about using the facebook.

Helga October 4, 2011 at 7:19 pm

Great review for all the readers…This can also serve as inspiration to all people…

pinkyple October 6, 2011 at 10:40 pm

Thank you for the tips, I’ll be launching something and will be using facebook, your info just gave me an eye opener. Thanks very much Sir.

Rachelle Sung October 8, 2011 at 9:58 am

Now a days Facebook has been a great source of income to many people and I learned a lot through your blog and with my friends help. Facebook can be a good place to be something you are not and you can even put some business on it.

loewemarc October 26, 2011 at 1:38 am

The only problem I faced was the minimum amount required to start a campaign using **** was higher than PayPal. Since, I prefer running many small campaigns, I found this to be a problem. I haven’t tried them out as a Publisher yet.

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