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Facebook Timeline Design Ideas that Would Make Don Draper Proud

by Matt Fields

Build your brand with these 7 Facebook Timeline design ideas that will make you look like the Don Draper of social media.

Quirky or Cute

Having a cute and quirky photo as the cover of your Facebook Timeline is a great way to get “likes”. Even if a visitor doesn’t know your brand, they might just “like” you because of the photo.

This is a great way to catch people’s attention and communicate what your brand is all about.

Old Spice

Old Spice Facebook Page

Dreaming Cow Creamery

Dreaming Cow Creamery Facebook Page

Insider’s View

Give visitors to your Facebook page an insider’s view of what it is like to work at your company. This can be really effective to create a connection with consumers. It can also reframe customers’ relationships with your brand by humanizing the people behind the company.

By showing photos from the perspective of someone inside the company on your Facebook Timeline, you can improve brand loyalty and connect with customers in a new way.

Starbucks

Starbucks Facebook Page

The Team

Sharing photos of your team is an effective way to capitalize on Facebook’s new timeline feature. Showing your team will help to humanizing your brand and it can strengthen customer loyalty.

Pictures of your team show visitors and customers that their continued support and brand loyalty impacts the life of people just like them.

New York Times

New York Times Facebook Page

Threadless

Threadless Facebook Page

Make Fans Famous

Showing off the contributions from your customers and fans is an effective way to build your brand equity. When you make customers famous by highlighting them on your Facebook Timeline, they are going to become even more active brand& champions. This has the added benefit that people trust reviews by friends and even people they don’t know more than almost any other type of information about a product.

By using content submitted by customers on your Facebook timeline you can motivate others to contribute and get people to share your brand with their friends.

Verizon Wireless

Verizon Wireless Facebook Page

Communicate Emotion

An inspirational photo that captures the emotional qualities of an important moment can be a great timeline design decision. Connecting your brand with an experience that has emotional and significance can compel visitors to “like” your Facebook page.

With Facebook Timeline it is easier than ever to communicate emotion. All you need is a good design and the right photo.

Gatorade

Gatorade Facebook Page

Highlight Products

Show off your products on your timeline to generate interest and remind customers of how much they love your brand. With the Facebook Timeline update, you have more space to highlight new products, customers using your products and even special product offers.

Incentivized landing pages can increase “likes” by 2-4%, so using your new Facebook Timeline to show off a product special can be really effective.

GoodPop

GoodPop Facebook Page

Sharpie


Sharpie Facebook Page

Lexus

Lexus Facebook Page

Create A Collage

Collages are a great way to get visitors to explore your timeline on Facebook. With all the cover space in the new design of timelines, you can create a compelling and engaging collage. Feature your products in action, in multiple settings or share images from your fans and customers.

The addition of cover images in Facebook timelines provides an opportunity to create in-depth collages and graphics that draw in visitors.

Nike

Nike Facebook Page

AT&T

AT&T Facebook Page

Know of any other examples or great timeline design examples on Facebook? Let us know by leaving a comment.

For more Facebook Timeline advice, check out the Facebook Timeline Ideas series.

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