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"Facebook Fan Pages have been become killer community building tools for the social media savvy. Pages bring together fans and supporters with the brands and celebrities they want to keep up with. The only downside for both fans and admins is keeping up with and maintaining Page content.\nSeesmic Desktop to the rescue. One of our favorite Twitter apps has just added robust Facebook Fan Page support in version 0.6. Now Page admins can update their content, but better yet, fans can view all their Pages as distinct entities and engage with them like never before.We recently saw TweetDeck make a major update with more Facebook features, and while great, Seesmic has pushed the envelope even further with their advanced Facebook integrations.\n\nAs a fan, you now have instant access to all your Pages or just the ones you love the most. Use the left-hand column, or access Preferences, and navigate to Accounts to find a list of Fan Pages associated with your account. The Pages you click and save will now appear in the left-hand column, where you can select them to view and engage with content.\n\nAs a Page admin you can also configure Seesmic Desktop so that you can post to your Pages from the status update bar. You'll need to make the connection between Facebook and allow extended permissions, but once you do the Page should appear in the left-hand column, as well as in the account options for the update bar. Essentially you can use Seesmic Desktop to crosspost to Twitter, Facebook, and your Pages all with one single update.\n\nAlong with the Facebook Page update, the desktop app now supports a reply to all feature. Available from the same menu as the userlist and follow options, the reply to all button gives you a one-click way to respond to multiple Twitterers. On the minor side of things, there's also now a default column view of favorites per account, as well as a partnership with yFrog.\nToday's update is all about Facebook though, and with Seesmic Desktop accruing over 2.5 million downloads so far, it's yet another reason that brands should leverage the fan engagement opportunities available via Facebook Pages."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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