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10 secret Facebook tips, tricks & cheats


10 Secret Facebook Tips, Tricks & Cheats

Marketing your business involves many tasks and strategies: using a website builder to create a website, developing marketing content and choosing the right outlets to advertise your brand.


Facebook has close to 1.5 billion users all over the world, so its no wonder this is a platform many business owners implement into their marketing strategies. Many of these people share some level of personal information on the social platform every day, so it’s safe to say that Facebook knows them pretty well. But how well do they know Facebook?


Many Facebook users remain unaware of dozens of awesome usability tricks that make the browsing, updating and stalking experience much more thrilling. We hand-picked our top 10 favorite hidden gems that help make our Facebook life easier.


Let’s face it, most of us spend too much time on Facebook - but, you can't deny the impact of social media marketing today. At least with these tips and tricks we’ll be spending our time there more efficiently, and can start implementing our Facebook marketing strategies to reflect that.


Facebook Tricks


1. Prepare your Facebook last wish:


Mortality is still an issue, even online. Ever wondered who will take over your profile in the unfortunate case of your death? By utilizing this feature you can control your wall from beyond the grave.


2. Disable “seen” message notifications:


Isn’t it just horrible how your friends can keep track of whether or not you have actually read their private messages and then scrutinize you for ignoring them? No more! With the Unseen app, you can hide the little “seen” notification that spills the beans on you.


3. Browse Facebook faster with keyboard shortcuts


Any real computer geek will tell you that mouse pads are for losers. Keyboard shortcuts help you navigate much faster without having to stretch your fingers. It may take a short time to adapt to these shortcuts but once you do, you can’t go back.


4. Make video or audio calls to your Facebook friends


Facebook is no longer limited to written communication alone. The new messenger features allow you to make both video and audio calls to people on your friends list, as long as both parties have enabled this in their settings.


5. Save posts for later viewing


Finding it hard to stay focused with so many new posts and updates? No worries, you can save posts to your profile and view them at a more convenient time. This feature also works as a Facebook bookmarking tool that helps you mark and find important posts.


Save Posts

6. Sync Facebook calendar with your private calendar


Why hop between two different calendars when you can integrate your Facebook calendar into your primary calendar (on Google, Outlook, etc.)? By integrating the two you will see Facebook events and Friends’ birthdays on the same calendar as the rest of your daily tasks and activities.


7. Approve photos you were tagged in


It’s always nice to see that a friend tagged a photo of you, but we all had less than pleasant experiences there as well – unappealing photos of you popping up, available to everyone from your boss to your mom’s great aunt. With this feature, you can review the pics you were tagged in before they are published and spare yourself the embarrassment.


8. Download your photo albums


It’s important to keep extra copies of your Facebook photos some place handy. They’re your photos, after all! This cute app lets you download your photo albums from your profile straight to your personal PC.


Download Photo Albums


9. Reply to comments via emails


Know how Facebook sends you an email notification whenever someone interacts with your posts or comments? With this option, you can actually reply to comments directly from your inbox, without having to load Facebook.


10. Remote logout from your account

Scary scenario: You were using Facebook on someone else’s computer, or – worse yet – on a public computer, and you realize later that you have forgotten to log out. This can lead to a heap of trouble, from posting false messages in your name to stealing your private information. But luckily, there’s a way to prevent this mess with Facebook’s remote logout tool – a real lifesaver!

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