Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I’m somewhat OCD, and Facebook Timeline kind of drives me insane. The newest reason is that it won’t let me add my employer using the ACTUAL Facebook page of my employer. Here is what I mean by this:
I work for a certain YMCA branch. The branch has a real page with a profile picture and everything that they update regularly. However, when I go to add it as my employer, their actual page doesn’t show up as an option. Instead, it’s just a blank page that doesn’t have an image or anything.
My only guess is that the ACTUAL page for that particular YMCA is listed under Sports/Recreation/Activities, and therefore does not appear on the list I need it to. I really want the actual page to show on my profile, because I want the image to be there and I want to be affiliated with that Y.
I’ve had similar issues with other things, where a movie might be placed on my favorite books list when I clicked “Like.”
Does anyone understand what I’m saying here, and have any ideas on how to fix it? Do you know how to contact Facebook so I could request they change it? I think all pages that you can “Like” should be available to place on whatever lists you want them on.

I own a niche Facebook page with roughly 25,000 fans. I have been approached by several people offering to pay me in exchange for posting advertisements for their company.
Are there any restrictions on Facebook about doing this? I don’t see how they could regulate it anyway if it’s a private transaction outside of Facebook.

I set up a Facebook account for a business i am affiliated with a few months ago. This is the only F.B. Page for this business. The owners have contacted me and said that they either want admin rights or would like for me to delete the page so they can update it as they would like. What do you think i should do?? Do you think i should charge them for admin rights?

Hey guys so you all know about banners, a company makes them and gets affiliates to place them on their sites then when someone from that site clicks on that banner and goes to the companies site any subsequent sale is credited to the advertisers site and he is given a commission.
My question is, is there any way to do this with Facebook?
For example if I simply put a link on my fan page to someone site and then a Facebook fan of mine clicks it and makes a purchase, will it be able to get traced back to me?
Not sure if Im asking this right but you should get the idea. I have offers to advertise on my fan page and will get a commission of any subsequent sales.
Could this work?
How do companies usually track this kind of thing?
Thanks for the help guys 🙂

AS i was using my facebook as usual …. suddenly i got a message ” PLEASE LOG IN TO CONTINUE ” then i refreshed my page n Logged in .. Which said .. You’re Account Has Been Temporarily Locked , and When i started to Follow The on screen instructions To Unlock My Account i got ” Enter confirmation code
A code was sent to your following number: 918939396369
Once you’ve received your confirmation code, please enter it below. This will help confirm your account ownership. ”
BUT I NO LONGER HAVE ACCESS TO THIS MOBILE NUMBER
But i have all access to my MAIL affiliated with this facebook Account … Please Do Help !!!!
– Regards
Lalith Gavas

I’ve come up with the idea of creating a social network, with the niche market being cyclists.
The idea being not to pull people away from existing social networks such as Facebook but still providing additional tools that your basic forums don’t cover.
I am hoping to get some views before I begin writing any code, as there isn’t much point if it isn’t going to get a good reception from the end user.
The social network shall have your standard, underlying features such as the ability to connect with existing and new friends who share a similar interest in cycling, whether it be your average commute or a full time sports interest.
You shall then have additional tools such as the ability to share routes you have done, rate routes that others have posted (enjoyment, difficulty etc.) and keep track of your progress such as miles and performance.
Other potential features include the possibility of creating groups (such as local cycling clubs) and events which you can share with your friends or make them public and invite other members of the community along.
There would obviously be privacy concerns, which is why no Personally Identifiable Information would be collected however this shouldn’t impede the service as you will still be able to share the content.
What do you think, does it have potential? I was thinking that students could play a big part in the market, especially with commutes which you may make.
Thanks for any feedback, not too much information… just in case 😛