Chapter 5. Preparing Your Facebook Profile
Get ready to ...
Sign Up for a Facebook Account
Find Friends Initially
Add Your Personal Information
Upload Your Profile Photo
Fill Out Other Profile Information
Go Back to Edit Your Profile Later
You've heard about it. Your kids and maybe (if you have them) grandkids all have Facebook pages, and now it's your turn. I think that Facebook is the best first place to start connecting online because of the friendly atmosphere. I bet you'll be surprised when you see how many of your friends, past co-workers, and perhaps even past romantic interests await your contact.
To get yourself into the action, you need to sign up and put together your Facebook profile, which is where everyone looks to learn more about you. You don't have to fill in your profile information all at once, so don't worry that it's going to be a time consuming task. After you sign up, your Profile page awaits your visits for leisurely updates.
Getting started on Facebook may seem daunting. But when you're ready to take the plunge, I can help you to discover what needs to be done. This chapter lays out all the Facebook setup instructions in sets of easy steps that enable you to master the basics before jumping in with both feet.
By the time you're done reading these pages, you'll have all the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the site like a pro. All you need to add are friends and family! I tell you more about making a Facebook connection with friends and family in Chapter 7 ...
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