Thursday, March 20, 2008
Wren’s Nest Facebook Fans
Posted by: lain // Category: Marketing Tricks, Shameless Promotion, Technological Advances // 8:35 am
Yesterday the Wren’s Nest got it’s own Facebook page. If you are a member of Facebook, it is now possible to become “a fan” of the Wren’s Nest.
Do I know what that means, exactly? No, no I do not. But I love it. Here’s what it looks like, partially–
If anything, it’s cool because we have a photo album chock full of snarky commentary and behind the scenes shenanigans.
Since the Wren’s Nest happens to be one of the most super-competitive house museums around, we will need to have as many fans as the Atlanta History Center and MODA combined. After that, we’ll conquer the Atlanta Braves, Facebook-style. Get on it, blog-faithful (please).
If you join Facebook specifically to become a fan of the Wren’s Nest, let us know. We will bestow you with a medal of some sort. Probably bronze.
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Okay. I’m in. So how do I join Facebook?
Just go to facebook.com, mom. You can sign up on the front page.
I love the Wren’s Nest. Oh yeah, that’s why I was the first official facebook fan (other than Lain)!
Seriously though, this blog is about the Wren’s Nest, not me. Keep up the good work, Lain.
How about a myspace page?
Joe I have no idea how to work Myspace. It hurts my little eyes!
your myspace page is a higher risk too - did you hear about the Star94 disc jockeys who had their pages hijacked yesterday? Crazy stuff and MySpace does not make it easy to get control back. And don’t even get me started on the dangers of MySpace for kids…..but if you are interested in it and other things related to identity theft by all means check out my companies blog which for the time being is at theidspace.wordpress.com
Jodi, good point. We wouldn’t want the Wren’s Nest hijacked. They might steal all of our mone…wait. Well, it’s too much effort, anyway.
In other news, The Wren’s Nest now has more Facebook fans than the Atlanta History Center, and their budget is like $6 trillion, give or take. We still have a little ways to go to surpass MODA, however.