Let me start this post by saying this – If you’re not an individual or self-made entrepreneur looking to use ‘Timeline’ to take advantage of its killer marketing potential, do both of us a favor and just skip to the bottom to see the cool timeline designs – because I’d rather you ‘not’ hear what…
Stefanie Heitmueller - Thanks for taking the time to write this post. The examples are really great :-)December 24, 2011 – 2:22 am
Kenna Klosterman - Tim – this is an amazing post! Thank you for putting so much time & effort into sharing your strategy! I’m definitely going to share this out with the creativeLIVE community – they will LOVE it! That said, would you be up for writing a guest post on creativeLIVE’s blog? Perhaps sometime after your 30-day challenge?
I WOULD LOVE to have ya share some of that original TIMKINGNESS with our peeps! and hopefully therefore get them hooked on YOUR blog! : )
lemme know!
kDecember 23, 2011 – 10:38 pm
Tim - @Cole – Facebook hasn’t rolled out the timeline for business pages yet, and I’m eager to see if/when they do. I have a personal page at facebook.com/timking and my fb biz page at facebook.com/timkingphotography
I like to have the ability to utilize both pages to promote my business, because, well, personality and the “human” in us is part of what sells our services. That said, I feel like these headers convey a sense of professionalism along with personality.December 23, 2011 – 3:08 pm
Cole - Hey Tim!
Great posts as always…is this ONLY for personal FB pages or business pages too? Is your Tim King Photo FB page a personal page or biz page? Any ideas as to the pros and cons of one or the either for a photo business?
Thanks man!
ColeDecember 22, 2011 – 12:51 pm
Jen - This is awesome! As much as I love my picture of Bella, I suppose that would be a smarter use of the space.
That said, you better not be referencing me when you talk about pictures of mini-dogs. Bella is an adorable family member, not an emo mini-dog.
These posts are awesome. Keep them up!!!December 21, 2011 – 7:11 pm
Michelle Feeney - Hi Tim, Very cool and informative post. Thanks a bunch!December 21, 2011 – 2:26 pm
Tim - Thanks guys, glad this can be of some help!
@Ashley – I really wish they did this for business pages too! Hopefully in time…
As for all the past stuff, you gotta embrace the past! It’s part of “you”!December 21, 2011 – 1:36 pm
Helen Rushton - Great info Tim, many thanks for your hard work! My Christmas Project just got more fun and easier :o)December 21, 2011 – 1:23 pm
Damaris Mia - Great tips! Thanks Tim!December 21, 2011 – 12:51 pm
Ashley Goodwin - Yep, I’m a timeline whore. I do need a great photo for up top, glad you mentioned collages! I hope it doesnt get me like myspace now and I change my cover photo to suit my mood! HAHAHA.
I wish they would do it for pages now, too, that’s where I could really use it. AND GET RID OF THE ACTUAL TIME LINE! I don’t need to see the stupid ish I did in 2006 on the internet thankyouverymuch. Ohhh the internet.December 21, 2011 – 12:06 pm
Emilia Jane - Love this post! And gah I love timeline.December 21, 2011 – 6:32 am