Aristotle Web Design - Stake Your Claim Now!

Don't let a rustler jump your Facebook Claim! Get your Facebook business name registered in the wee hours.

Facebook, one of the most popular websites on the Internet, has started a virtual land rush by making vanity Web addresses (unique user names) available to its millions of users. They open the flood gates on June 28th at midnight, making Web addresses such as www.facebook.com/yourcompany available to over 200 million members!

First Come, First Serve

Facebook has a "first come, first serve" policy, and if another company gets the name you want before you do, you may lose out on this very important branding tool.

Someone to Ride the River With

If you already have a Facebook page, Aristotle can help you register the best username for your company. If you do not have a Facebook page, Aristotle can consult with you to create a page for your company or C-Level staff.

We’ll be out there wranglin’ for your user name as soon as the gates open at 12:01 a.m. (EST) on June 28th.

Facebook Username Set-up: $100

If your company or CEO already has a Facebook page, Aristotle can register a unique Facebook user name for you when those gates open up on the 28th. Choosing a username is something you should carefully consider. Once you have chosen your Facebook username, you cannot change or transfer it. Aristotle offers assistance in strategically choosing a username that will best represent your brand, business, or organization on Facebook.
Facebook Page Set-up: $500

If your business or organization does not have a Facebook page, Aristotle can create one for you. Once your Facebook page is set up, Aristotle can register a unique user name of your choice for the page.

Stake My Claim Now!

The online scuttlebutt is true. Facebook user names are up for grabs. Let us help you stake your claim to your company’s unique Facebook user name.

Give us a holler. Aristotle will see you through in apple pie order.


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About Facebook Pages

A personal profile page is designed for an individual to share photos, videos, stores and more about their own lives with other users on Facebook. Although brands and businesses are not allowed to create this type of page on Facebook, representatives of the brand, such as a CEO or President, can.

A public figure, business, organization, or brand can create a public profile page to share information about the brand and interact with fans, consumers and clients through Facebook. A public profile page is used to represent the business to the public, while a personal profile page can be used "behind the scenes" to help manage public profile pages. However, only an official representative of the brand, business or public figure is authorized to do so.

A business account page is similar to the public profile page but with limitations and restrictions to its use. It is designed for individuals who are only interested in using Facebook to represent their brand and promote it through advertisement.

If the user name preferences you have listed have already been taken, Aristotle will contact you to assist with the selection of other usernames.

If Aristotle is successful in securing one of your username choices, we will notify you, and you will be billed $100 per this agreement. If none of the usernames you requested are available, Aristotle will notify you, and you will not be charged any fees.

The Back Story

While most other social networks have allowed users to set custom URLs or web addresses, until now Facebook URLs have been random numbers.

Now Facebook is giving users the same level of customization as other social networks.

A custom Facebook URL can make finding your business much easier for your potential and current customers.

Old Facebook URL:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=8897416777

Custom Usernames:
http://www.facebook.com/Aristotle

Now directing people to your Facebook page can be as easy as telling them your business name.

If you have a Facebook page, and it meets the following qualifications, Aristotle can help register you unique username now.

To be eligible for early registration, Facebook users have to have:

An active Facebook account;
A public or personal page activation date of June 9, 2009 or earlier;
A minimum of 1,000 fans as of May 31, 2009 (for business accounts and public profiles only).

If your Facebook page does not meet the early registration eligibility requirements, Aristotle can assist you during the second enrollment period beginning June 28th.