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How to use Facebook for your HOA or Condo Association Website

Posted on Fri, Jun 05, 2009 @ 06:42 AM
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Facebook is a free social networking site that offers a great way to quickly and easily create a member-only community site for HOA's and condo associations.  Here's how it works.

  1. Get condo association members to sign up on Facebook by filling out a profile page.  It takes 5 minutes or less.
  2. After completing your Facebook profile go to Facebook Groups and create a private group
  3. Invite HOA or condo association members to join.

Now the condo association has a Facebook group page with a calendar of events, discussion boards and the ability to add photos.

Once you're a Facebook member, make sure to become a CondoAssociation.com Facebook Fan!


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We are getting ready to create a Facebook site for our Homeowners Association. Do you have any samples of homeowner profiles that we can use? 
 
Thanks
Posted @ Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:06 PM by Francis Eagle
Just go to facebook and type in "condo association" into the search bar and you will see some condo associations come up. Don't forget to become a fan of our condoassociation.com facebook page.
Posted @ Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:10 PM by roger
Does facebook have the capability to add documents? and once added, they would be viewable only by the members?
Posted @ Saturday, May 15, 2010 4:10 AM by Pete
The reality is that FB is not designed to manage homeowners or the nature of issues that arise in a communal residential environment. We've spent so much time looking at this during the development of our web based software app for homeowne. Check it out, it's free and it's been custom developed to streamline communications and bring efficiencies to management of an HOA.
Posted @ Tuesday, May 25, 2010 7:25 AM by Gareth Quin
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