August 25th, 2010

Facebook TabSite is pleased to share that our Fan Page Customization App, TabSite, was included in the "12 Best Ways to Customize Your Facebook Page" post by TechCrunch author, Orli Yakuel!

 

The post outlined a number of Fan Page tools and rated them on various components.  We believe TabSite stands up well in the crowd with the flexibility and tools the App offers at such affordable prices!

 

Key features where TabSite stood out among the rest included:

• Ability to customize the Tab name
• Available for use on Profile and Pages (and soon Groups and Application Pages!)
• Offering Free and Fee options

 

While the author wasn't totally in love with all aspects of TabSite, we agree that our App meets a need and can be appreciated by those who like a "Word style" content editor interface to work with, offering great flexibility in a easy-to-use manager. 

 

Other pros of TabSite that could have been highlighted include:

• Quite affordable compared to some others with similiar features
• Ability to have multiple sub-pages on a Tab to greatly expand the ability to share important information with visitors
• Easy YouTube and Flash video Embed feature
• Page View analytics and ability to add Google Analytics tracking
• Ability to integrate multiple feeds into your Tab including RSS, Twitter, and YouTube Channel
• Opportunity to change your customize Tab name multiple times

 

Facebook TabSite offers those with no coding background the ability to upload images, add text and links, and create customized Pages using a familiar WYSIWYG Editor.  Further tools and enhancements are on the horizon, and developer, Digital Hill Multimedia, also offers custom options for design, e-commerce, flash, and social interaction.

 

With Facebook having north of 1/2 a billion users, having a custom and updateable presence on Facebook via a fan page should be a strong consideration for all businesses and organizations today.  Visit the TabSite Fan Page to learn more about how this can be easily done!

 

Read the full TechCrunch article here, and follow Tabsite on Twitter at  www.Twitter.com/TabSite.