
This is day 17 of the 31 Day Challenge To Optimize Your Blog With Social Media. Yesterday we spoke about getting more visitors to your blog with your Facebook Page. If you remembered, I promised that I’d show you how to create an incentive for visitors who fan your Facebook Page.
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This tactic works similarly to offering a free download to email subscribers. The only difference is that you’re collecting fans instead of emails in exchange for “fan-only” content.
Content is king
Before we get to the technique though, think about the last time you entered your email in exchange for a free download.
If you’re like me, the value of the download was much larger than the “expense” of joining another mailing list. The same thing works with Facebook. In other words, the technique I’m about to show you only works if you’re offering real value in exchange for a new fan.
First, here’s how the end result will function. On my Facebook Page (which I just launched two days ago) I have a tab called “Free Social Media Video Tutorials For Fans”. This tab has hidden content not seen by “non-fans”.

But once the visitor becomes a fan, this tab will display the hidden content.

The FBML “hidden content trick” revealed
Using the Static FBML application, simply add the following tags around the content you want hidden to non-fans.

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