New Facebook Page...Please Help Me Get The Word Out.

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Originally Posted by jayefbe

You guys do know that this hobby is about breeding snakes and not seeing how many likes you get on Facebook. None of this matters.

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You do realize these pages are about breeding snakes right?

I like to keep my snake posts off of my personal page, while also getting my name out there. Having a Facebook page is not only a good business move, it's a nice way to share pics / ideas with other BP lovers and curious friends / family at the same time.

Yes, we know, Facebook is like totally lame, so mainstream, *insert other random arguments here*. By all means, don't make a page for your breeding / selling. I don't think anyone is going to complain.

Yes it's about breeding but its nice to connect with other breeders and showcase your animals. Nice turnout everyone. I like all your pages as well. Thank you everyone for sharing and spreading the word.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

It isn't about the likes.. I'm interested in the posts that will be made on this page, and I would like to stay updated. Also, if people plan on breeding in the future, this is a good way to network and get the word out about your animals.

So yeah, it kinda does matter.

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Originally Posted by RoseyReps

You do realize these pages are about breeding snakes right?

I like to keep my snake posts off of my personal page, while also getting my name out there. Having a Facebook page is not only a good business move, it's a nice way to share pics / ideas with other BP lovers and curious friends / family at the same time.

Yes, we know, Facebook is like totally lame, so mainstream, *insert other random arguments here*. By all means, don't make a page for your breeding / selling. I don't think anyone is going to complain.

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I 100% agree with both of these posts. Facebook may be a pain in the butt sometimes, but it would be foolish to completely ignore a FREE, highly trafficked source of advertising that can be used for showing off your animals to potential customers and networking with individuals who have the same passion as you. Not only can you talk snakes with them, but they may have leads on finding that coveted BP morph you've always wanted or rare species of lizard you've tried to find, but can never seem to do so. So in short, for me personally, there are major benefits to having a Facebook account to display my animals and I am happy with my decision to take the time and set it up.

Amen to that. Tap into that resource.

If everyone else is posting their pages up, I guess I'll jump on the band wagon. www.facebook.com/eacreptiles

By the way I'm very new to the Facebook deal so I am trying to figure it all out still. I am also trying to figure out how to 'like' other people's pages

Mine can be found just above the logo in my signature. I will return the favor :) I keep it updated almost daily with most of my pairings, breeding updates etc.

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This is also another page I have recwntly created for Geckos
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Gecko-...44935?refid=17

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Originally Posted by EAC Reptiles

By the way I'm very new to the Facebook deal so I am trying to figure it all out still. I am also trying to figure out how to 'like' other people's pages

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It's easy just visit the page while you're logged in and click the like button.

I liked everybody who posted! This is a great thread to connect with others!

I would appreciate if somebody shared some love with me too! :)

http://www.facebook.com/PacificCoastSerpentry

I only hope I can remember who everyone is. I posted my bp.net name on my page incase some of you don't know my real name.