Once the Timeline function has finished rolling out, Facebook will allow app creators to utilize an Open Graph programmer after apps are created. This tool will allow you to submit your app after testing and will make it easier to have other calls to action that users can perform besides a “like” button. With this new tool, you or your developer will be able to submit as many calls to action as you like; they just have to be submitted one at a time. Once the call to action has been approved, you can publish it on the app for all users to see. If for some reason the call to action is rejected, you will receive an explanation so that you can modify the work and submit it again.

Including these calls to action on Facebook will provide a lot more for the time that you invest in your marketing efforts. This new program will help you get more than just “Likes” and “Follows” and allow them to “experiment” with your product for a more hands-on experience. This will help give potential leads a better understanding of your product, as well as weed out those looky-loo users, as people who respond to the calls to action are a little further into the decision making process.

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