Put Flickr on Your Facebook Page!

Are pictures and photographs part of your marketing strategy? Sometimes a picture can grab interest quicker and draw a person into your marketing funnel faster than anything else. Many of us use Flickr to store and share the files we want to share with our market. It’s a great idea to share our pictures with the widest audience possible. I like to use a wide variety of my pictures on my social media sites, as do many other internet marketers. I do most of my photo sharing on Flickr, the most popular photo sharing service, and on Facebook.

What I don’t like is uploading photos repetitively to two or more sites. Time is precious to an internet marketer, there are so many places, and so many different social media sites that we need to use in communicating with our market. If we can eliminate any repetitive work it pays great dividends. That is why I like to embed my Flickr photos into my Facebook Pages, to eliminate the need to always upload the same pictures two different places. It saves me time, and also gives me the opportunity to have my readers and viewers move back and forth between content on two of my sites. Engaging my readers in my circle of sites, helps to increase their trust, and interest in what I have to share, which helps in closing more sales, and making more profit. I am able to easily choose which photos I want on my Facebook pages, by choosing which tags, or photosets I want displayed.

If you would like to starting embedding your Flickr photos and pictures in Facebook, you can follow these steps:

Go to your facebook account and type “My Flickr” on the search field.
Click “Authenticate” to authenticate My Flickr to your facebook account
Click “OK, I’LL AUTHORIZE” button
Click “Search for photos” on the next page (Configuration page)
Type the keyword that you want to search on the “Full Text Search“, the photo tag that you know on “Tags” and click “Preview Your Search” button.
The search result will appears on the bottom page. Choose the options that you like to put your photos to, and click “Save Search” button.
The successful message will appear. On the right top page, click “Configure“.
Click “Add to Profile” if you want your photo to be displayed on your profile box. New window will appear, click “add” to complete it.
To add My Flickr on your profile tab, on the bottom side of “Profile Box“, choose the search result that you did before, and click “Save and Generate” Tab.

After that “My Flickr” tab should appear on your profile.

Using your time and content to your greatest advantage, across multiple sites, will help you create a great social media funnel, increasing your traffic, and increasing your market share.

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