If you could share one tip on Tagging while on Facebook that you consider your best what would it be?

I am specifically hoping for examples that create the most engagement and interaction. 

Thanks! 

Sure! Just visit your page an then choose use Fcebook as. Then tagging other pages works great.

I tried something fun last night that worked very well. I put up a picture with a selection of beers in it and asked people to tag themselves in their favorite bottle! 

First time I have tried doing this and reached Max. tags so it certainly went well.

Here is the post http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150422152611765&set=a.476036261764.260374.511466764&type=1&theater

Andrea I agree. It often ends up in a Twitter Follow Friday mess. The intentions are good but the results look very spammy.

@jessiespringer I’d like to know the same thing.

I also love to use the tagging when checking in to events – especially events where I would like to attract new people to join. My phone app allows me to do that very easily.

@chrissmith We have website sponsors who we tag each week and what I find works best now (after trying a few different things) is featuring them in the bottom of a short blog post and then linking the post on Facebook, tagging each of them so it shows on their walls. I try to keep the posts relevant to the theme for that day and to the businesses I’m tagging so that people will be enticed to click. It’s been working really well thus far. We also do random tags for businesses who post on our page wall but only a small number of these. We try to stick to 3-4 posts per day if possible. 

On the tagging I’ve taken a tip from my daughter…Everywhere she goes she’s taking pictures and tagging herself, her friends in the picture and the friend that she wants to see the picture. She got a date with a friend of a friend that way. (She 25 and lives on her own. She just told me about the date! It’s a New Years date, so we’ll see how that goes.)

I’ve tagged businesses that I met at an expo I participated in with one of my clients and got quite a few likes for the number of tags. I would say the like to tag ratio was about 85%. Which I though was quite high. I also tagged a party I went to and was friended by everyone in the tags. We used my phone that evening to add the pics, friends and tags. I got 1 lead from the party. Which I would never have expected any other way. (It’s good to be techy!)