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Facebook have made many changes to the layout of profiles and pages over the years.When I first joined Facebook there was no newsfeed (I think I can remember a group was started to remove the newsfeed, people were against it), No Like pages just groups and very bare profiles.Now of course Facebook spent endless time and money making sure to have every detail of the design perfect, they don't want to be the next MySpace 200 million users today gone tomorrow.

So if you struggle to keep up with just what the dimensions are for all the images on your Facebook profile or Pages I have found a neat infographic that gives a run down of everything from your profile picture to how your photos thumbnails are sized and the size images you share on your timeline are displayed.The infographic is from Jon Loomer and we give a link to his site below the image.So here it is also show is the sizes images will be shown on Mobile devices like phones and tablets which would be a great help for those that run business pages.

Every Image Size For Facebook Profiles And Pages

By Paul Crowe → Monday, January 12, 2015
Free Facebook Cover Photos
It's just over a week to Christmas so why not get your Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+ profiles in the Christmas spirit with a seasonal cover photo.Here we have listed over 30 fantastic cover photos ready to use on your social profiles and pages.The best part is the sizes are default Facebook cover photo size so they will also work as your Twitter cover photo, YouTube cover photo and Google+ cover photo.

The list has a variety of Christmas themes with some classic Christmas images as well as cute, animal and religious Christmas covers.To use any of the images you have two options you can right click on the image in the list below and choose "Save image as" to save the image to your computer then upload it using the cover photo settings on your Facebook or other profiles.Alternatively you can click the "Download" link above each image to go to the source website of the cover photo and follow the instructions there.Enjoy !

Over 30 Free Christmas Cover Photos

30+ Very Best Facebook Christmas Cover Photos

By Paul Crowe → Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Social Media Mash
Social media has become a huge way to market and promote everything from a small business to a fortune 500 company or from your garage band to the chart toppers.I guess the big difference is the Fortune 500 company and Chart topping band can hire the best people spending a fortune to analyze and optimize how they use social media, the small business and garage band are on their own.

In this post using a great infographic originally from the American Express Blog I will show you 5 invaluable tips you can use right now to get more from your social media efforts.The tips are for the current top social media platforms namely Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest.


Go out there and skyrocket your Social media marketing !

5 Useful Tips To SkyRocket Your Social Media Marketing

By Paul Crowe → Friday, November 14, 2014
Without changing your security settings on Facebook everything you post be it a status, photo or video is available to view by almost anyone.Many like to limit who can view their posts in general by changing the settings but you can also be selective with each individual status you post.If you want your latest status to only be seen by certain friends you can indeed select who can and cannot view the status in question.

How To Select Which Friends See A Facebook Status ?


When you have your status ready to publish You will see the button with "Public" in the bottom right first click this button to open a drop down then "More Options" :


Once you click "More Options" you will see this list :


You have a number of options (Click custom for some of these options) :

Select "Only Me" - so you are the only one that can see the status (Not sure why you would want this).

Select a group of friends that can see the status - This works if you have used already added some of your friends to groups.You can also use this option to share your status with for example work or school friends which will already be grouped for you.

Family - Basically only your family members will see the status , you will need to have confirmed people as family members previously.

Your Area - This sets the status to be only seen bu people living in your local area, useful I guess to share local events etc..

Simply select individual friends you Do want to see the status - This is the same process as tagging friends, type in the friends you want to see the status.

Select the friends you Don't want to see the post - The same as the last option but this time tagging the friends you want to block the status from.

It's simple to stay in control of what you post on Facebook once you know how.

Select Which Friends See Your Status On Facebook

By Paul Crowe → Wednesday, November 12, 2014


This infographic is a fantastic guide to everything you need to know about Twitter.

Everything You Should Know About Twitter Infographic

By Paul Crowe → Tuesday, March 11, 2014

From Dribble we have a set of free social icons.The set has 6 icons for all with a neat shadow effect.

Download Here.

Six Flat Social Media Icons With Shadow Effect

By Paul Crowe →
This infographic shows some way's to tap into the huge userbase on photo sharing social network Pinterest.

How To Get More Pinterest Followers Infographic

By Paul Crowe →