Facebook 101: 25 Tips and Tricks

Don't underestimate the importance of your 'Favorite Music' section
As any self-respecting music geek knows, one's musical taste says a lot about somebody, so be judicious in listing your favorite bands in your profile's 'Favorite Music' section. A thorough music section, mentioning your appreciation of Gene Vincent, might make the difference in whether or not that cute rockabilly girl (or guy) responds to your message. Don't be yet another one of those people that says, "I like pretty much everything." Get specific, giving artist names (and, if you're up to it, album titles). One tactic that seems to be popular is to sort your iTunes according to the "Play Count" or "Last Played" tabs, and then copy down what you find. These tips – save the last one of course – also apply to your Favorite Movies and Books sections.





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsjoeNov 13th 2008 5:21PM
I disagree. I don't even read lists longer than five items on any topic, and I am a musician.
HeatherFeb 16th 2009 10:54AM
So now people are telling us how to answer facebook questions and write profiles? Do people really need to be told how to be liked? Doesn't anyone think for themselves anymore? Pathetic.