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How to use Woobox


How to get there

In your browser, type www.woobox.com


Welcome to Woobox


Signing Up Two ways on doing this.


Signing Up You can sign up by email. Just Enter

email address and password


Signing Up If you choose signing up thru Facebook.

Click this


Signing Up You will be asked for confirmation.

Click ‘Okay’.


Signing Up Next, you will be asked for this.

Click ‘Okay’.


Welcome to Woobox Main dashboard


Blog site in Facebook

Want your fans or visitors of your page see your blog?

Not just see it, but actually can browse thru it without

redirecting them to the main blog site?

YES YOU CAN! HERE’S HOW TO DO IT.


Facebook tab We will be making a “Blog” tab.

Click the ‘f Static tab’.


Facebook tab Click ‘HTML Fangate tab’.


Facebook tab

HTML Fangate tab dashboard


Facebook tab Type the text you want to appear on the ‘share’ link. Edit the texts

in ‘Share Title’ and ‘share description’.


Facebook tab You can also select an image for it.


Facebook tab Tick the check box.


Facebook tab Scroll down. Then click ‘URL’.

*the purpose of this tab is to view my blog site without redirecting the visitor to another site. So I chose ‘URL’.


Facebook tab Enter URL.


Facebook tab You may change this setting depending on the content of your URL

landing page. By default it’s 800px. I set it to 2400 px.


Facebook tab

If you want the entire page to appear without scroll bars, tick the checkbox.


Facebook tab Non-fan page Source is turned off by default. Meaning people who both

already ‘like’ and not yet ‘like’ your page will see the landing page.


Facebook tab Also Friend-Gate is turned off by default. Meaning visitors does not need

to be on your friends list to view this content.


Facebook tab Form-Gate is turned off by default. Meaning visitors does not need to be

fill out a form to see the content.


Facebook tab Click ‘Save Settings’


Facebook tab Check how it looks. Click ‘view Facebook tab’.


Facebook tab You will be directed to Facebook. And asked for this.

Click ‘Authorize the Tab Application’.


Facebook tab This window will appear. Click ‘Okay’.


Facebook tab

This is how mine looks. How was yours? Still

need some tweaking? you can edit it inside the

Facebook woobox dashboard.


Facebook tab On the upper right, just above the share button.

Click ‘Settings’.


Facebook tab

This is the Facebook woobox settings

dashboard


Facebook tab

The same settings can also be viewed here.

*you can edit tab settings here, no

need to go back to the woobox

website.


Facebook tab

You can change the name of the tab. I changed mine to

“BLOG”.


Facebook tab Save the changes. Click ‘Save

settings’


Facebook tab To check the changes you’ve

made. On the upper right click ‘View tab’


Facebook tab The name of the tab is changed

from “Welcome” to “Blog”.


Facebook tab This is how it looks in the FB main page. Let’s change the picture of the tab. Click

the ‘Tab’.


Facebook tab This will bring you back to the ‘Blog’ tab

page. Click ‘Settings’


Facebook tab

On the settings dashboard. Click ‘Change Image Tab’.


Facebook tab Take note of the guidelines for

the size of the image. Click ‘Choose File’.


Facebook tab

Choose file. Click ‘Open’.


Facebook tab

Click ‘Save Settings’.


Voila! Go to your main page. Check

how it looks.


Welcome tab

Do you want your visitors to like your page first before viewing your

content?


Let’s make a landing page for non-fans or those who didn’t liked your page yet

Welcome tab


. Click the ‘f Static tab’.

Welcome tab


We will be making landing page for fans to like first your page before redirecting them to the content.

Click the ‘f Static tab’.

Welcome tab


Click ‘HTML Fanpage Tab’

Welcome tab


Fill out the fields for the “share” link contents. Same as before you can upload an image for it.

Welcome tab


Choose image Tick the ‘Show Share button at top of tab’ checkbox.


Choose image Scroll down a bit, in “Page Source”, choose ‘URL’ (of my blog). You can

opt for ‘Image’ or ‘HTML’. Depends on the source of the content.


Choose image Enter your URL.


Choose image

Tick the check box ‘Hide Scrollbars’ (depends on your preference)


Choose image Change the height according the content. Since I hide the scroll bar, this is set

to 2400 px, long enough to view entire content of the page.


Choose image Scroll down. In the “Non-fan Page Source”, Click ‘Image’. Unless you

know coding you can opt for ‘HTML’ or your image is being hosted on a certain website choose ‘URL’.


Select Image Click ‘Select image’.


Select Image Choose image. Click ‘Open’.


Save Click ‘Save Settings’.


How does it look Scroll up, on the left side. Click ‘View Facebook Tab’.


How does it look

This is how it looks inside the Facebook site.

Where is the landing page? Remember, we are

viewing this as the Admin.


How does it look As you are looking at it as the Admin, we are making this for the

non-fan, right? So let’s click ‘View as Non-Fan’.


How does it look

This is how it looks when a non-fan view the welcome tab


Click it Since Facebook does not anymore allow a

default landing page to be customized, and visitors are always taken to the homepage.

The key is to make the welcome tab irresistible to click.

How? Change the photo.

Edit the tab name like there is something waiting too be seen; a reward; or an

exclusive content for fans only.


Customize tab Click ‘Settings’.


Customize tab

Change the tab name


Customize tab Click ‘Change Tab Image’. Take note of the suggested size of the image.


Customize tab Choose image. Click ‘Open’.


Customize tab

Save the changes you’ve made. Click ‘Save Settings’.


Customize tab You will be asked for permission. Click ‘Grant Permission to Application’.


Customize tab Next this window will appear, Click ‘Okay’.


Settings saved

This prompt will appear at the top of the pane.


Let’s check

Go to homepage, check how it looks.


What else

How about increasing engagement on your Facebook page with

rewards? Awesome way for marketing!

Woobox can help you with that!


Generate traffic

By creating promotion like games and giving rewards, visitors will be

attracted to visit your page and also it will make your page interactive.

*However this feature of Woobox is not free. But it is relatively cheap and totally worth it, you can see the available plan options at the end of this tutorial


Here is how Go to Promotions tab by clicking this


Promotions Then click ‘Rewards’.


Rewards Then click ‘Rewards’.


General Settings Fill out the fields required.


Helpful info See the little question marks. Hover over the mouse and you can

see an information about the fields.


Promote

We want to generate likes to our page that is why we are making this promotion. So tick the check box.


Fan gate If you do not have a personalized Fan gate display yet, you can customize it,

by clicking ‘Customize section’.


Customization

You will be directed to this page. The customization

dashboard


Helpful Info The first box is a useful information about the

customization settings that you can do. Please read it.


Here is how Next is the customization panel, it’s set by default. We are going to

change the ‘Fan-Gate’, so click Image or HTML. (we will be using image)


Select image Then select image from your computer. Take note of the guidelines for

the required size of the image.


Select image Select image. Then, Click ‘Open’


Pop-up Share Tick this check box, to increase the chance you content will be shared. Left

everything else default.


Save Click ‘Save Changes’.


Success You have successfully edited your fan-gate page.


General Settings

Go back to Edit dashboard. Click ‘Edit’.


Time and Date Next, set the date for your offer.

Start date and End date.


Restrictions There are check boxes to tick for additional restrictions and settings for your offer. This is a great way to make your audience share your page.

I’ve set mine to:


Tweet it If you want the twitter box to be checked, you need to connect your

account first to twitter.


Here is how Click your account name, then choose ‘Edit Businesses’.


Here is how Then Click ‘External Connections’.


Connect to twitter Then click ‘Connect to twitter’.

*this account is already connected That is why the address is already there


Connect to twitter Then this window will pop up. Click ‘ Authorize app’.


Connected Your twitter address will now appear. Click ‘Save’.


Check box

You should be able to check the boxes now, for the twitter settings.


Expiration Next, Set the expiration date of your offer.


Redemption Tick the ‘Use redemption codes’ check box. Then choose Automatically

generate codes from the drop box.


Save Click ‘Save Changes’.


Glitch This is because account used here is a “free account”. For the purpose of the

tutorial let’s proceed, as you can still view it as an “Admin” of your page.


Let’s see Let’s us see the overview. Click

‘Overview’.


Overview This is the overview of you offer.


Let’s give it a go Let’s try to activate. Click ‘Activate’.


Aw, snap! Unfortunately we can’t view it on our Facebook page. As woobox requires your

account to be upgraded into ‘business plan’ type of account. The plans are relatively cheap though and totally worth it .


End I hope you had fun learning a thing or two on what Wooxbox can do for your page.

Go ahead apply what you have learned and make your page stand out.

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