Nominate Your Favorite Small Business Facebook Page: Top 10 Contest

By Cindy King
Published August 1, 2011

Social Media Examiner is accepting nominations for its “Top 10 Small Business Facebook Page” contest.

Have you got a favorite small business Facebook page? Keep reading to learn how you can nominate them.

The winners will be promoted in our 94,000-reader newsletter and announced here.

How to Nominate

Please make a single nomination by leaving a comment below and include why you like the page (only your first nomination counts). Be sure to include a link to the Facebook page you’re nominating.

To make the cut, a Facebook page must be (1) owned by a small business and (2) receive at least two nominations.

How it Works

We track and score the nominations, then our panel of judges helps determine the top 10 small business Facebook pages.

The Judges: Our panel of Facebook experts includes Mari Smith (co-author, Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day), Dave Kerpen (author, Likeable Social Media) and Michael Stelzner (author, Launch).

Winners will be selected based on the quality of their Facebook pages, the frequency and quality of their wall activities and fan engagement.  Think part readers’ choice and part Oscars.  The winners will be announced here in early September and also in our newsletter. Make your nomination by August 22, 2011.

In addition to amazing exposure, each of the top 10 winners will also get free tickets to Facebook Success Summit 2011—the web’s largest online Facebook marketing conference.

Note that our panel of judges will make the winning selections. Their decisions will be final. 

Enter your nomination right now in the comment box below (scroll all the way to the bottom of this page) and be sure to let your friends know about this contest.

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About the Author, Cindy King

Cindy King is the director of editorial for Social Media Examiner. She spent 25 years abroad in international business development and then built her own international business from scratch by using social business networking. Other posts by Cindy King »