Sprucing up your pageįacebook frequently change the layout of their pages but one thing that has remained consistent is the use of profile pictures. You can switch between your personal account and your author page using the cog icon’s drop down menu, under the option ‘Use Facebook as’. Voila! You’ve created a Facebook page for use as an author. Select ‘Author’ from the drop down menu and enter your pen name. Six squares will appear, you want ‘Artist, Band or Public Figure’ so click that. Using your personal Facebook profile, click the cog icon in the upper right of the screen on Facebook’s dark blue toolbar and select ‘create page’.
Go to and enter the requested details to sign up. There’s no need to open a new account if you already have one, although it will give you the ability to keep your writing and personal lives completely separate. Once you have an email address you can sign up to Facebook. While you might already have one for personal use, or even one for personal and one for writing, it’ll be easier to manage your social networking from a dedicated email account. The first thing you’ll need is an email address. While the design changes every six months or so, the steps to set-up a page are usually either kept intact or simplified. These days not having a Facebook page is like denying fans who want to sing your praises the convenience of an online clubhouse.įacebook is incredibly user friendly, and setting up an author Facebook page should be relatively simple even for those new to the website. Facebook is the best advertising around, allowing peers to share and recommend your writing with minimum input from you.
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