Hyper Alerts – New Facebook Fan Page Notifaction Alert Tool

by Paul Cooley on January 22, 2011 · 4 comments

Well, if you are anything like me, you have found it annoying that Facebook will not alert you when someone comments on your Facebook Fan Page. Well, I have great news for you! There is a new tool on the market that is currently in beta, that will help you with your Facebook Fan Page notifications. It’s called Hyper Alerts and let me tell you, this is going to be very helpful!

Also, if you are like me, you want to respond to someone’s comment in a decent amount of time, but don’t want to be checking your Fan Page all the time. Well, those days are over!

All you need to do is go to alerts.HyperInteractive.no and setup a free account. Once you have that done, it will take you inside your account where you are able to add your Facebook Fan Page user name. Example: facebook.com/iboostco

Hyper Alerts will email you when you with alerts. Now, you do have a few options on how often you receive alerts… You are given the choice of receiving alerts asap, hourly, daily, weekly and monthly. So it is up to you!

Lastly, you are also given the options of if you would like to receive alerts for comments and posts others have made on your Facebook Fan Page as well as if you post something on your Fan Page… I leave that unchecked, because I already know when I post something!

It is that simple! Hyper Alerts has just made a lot of people’s lives much easier to manage their Facebook Fan Pages.

Thank you Hyper Alerts!

Please let me know what you think about this below..

Keep moving forward!

Paul Cooley

Paul Cooley (Also known as @PaulCooley on Twitter) is the Founder of iBoost. Paul started iBoost to help Independent, corporate and entertainment professionals strategically define and express their brand through Social Media to get maximum results. Paul has help numerous professionals "Humanize" their brand and help reach out and engage prospects and customers in unique and not always traditional ways. Paul is also a consultant, trainer and speaker on the topics of Social Branding and digital marketing.

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http://www.embracinghome.com/jesus/ Eren@ Embracing Jesus

Hi Paul,
I haven`t set up a fan page yet – it`s one of the many things on my to do list. I`ve heard so many people complaining about the constant changes they make to fan pages … I`m bound to get a fan page soon and htis will come in handy. Thanks for sharing- have already tweeted it.
Blessings,
Eren
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Paul Cooley

Hi Eren!

Well, let me know when you do start a Fan Page!

Yeah, I can understand people’s frustrations… but on the bright side, they are testing new things out to make them better! Facebook just did a big upgrade to Fan Pages! So we shall see what happens!

Thanks for stopping by Eren!
Eren Mckay

Thanks Paul,
I guess I`m a bit annoyed by the latest changes they made which will make reaching others much more difficult. I don`t know if you know this or not but this week they set the default in the facebook feed settings to only show the feeds of the people that you have interacted with in the last couple of weeks. That means that you won`t see anybody`s information in your feed that you haven`t interacted with lately. This is not a good thing for us marketers. Yes we can change the settings but if all of the people following us don`t change their settings also they simply will not see what we have posted. The only way to change this is to get the word out so that everyone will change their settings.
Of course I believe the reason they are doing this is for obvious monetary reasons. But it just makes it harder for others to actually see our things since they changed everyone`s settings. I`ll be writing a guest post about this soon to spread the word.
All the best,
Eren