Blogfuse Updates

Now Supporting Post Teasers

That’s right… the number one feature request has been granted. As of today your blog applications will show post descriptions underneath their titles.

On the canvas pages of your applications (http://apps.facebook.com/canvasurl/), you’ll see a quick description. On the profile pages, you’ll see a little toggle button next to each post title, where the user can toggle the post description, if so inclined. That way your app won’t take up too much screen real estate for your users, but you can also show descriptions.

As always, keep the great feedback coming. It’s helping to build a better Blogfuse!

Note: Watch this space for some big announcements very soon!

Posted in Facebook Apps | No Comments » | January 28th, 2008

Play First, Pay Later- Now Offering Free Trials

Thanks to some very helpful criticism, we’ve decided to add free trials to all of our subscriptions at Blogfuse. Try the Facebook app creator FREE for 7 days. You won’t be billed until the end of the week is up, so you can cancel at any time before then and not pay a dime.

Go ahead, give it a try!

Posted in Facebook Apps, News | No Comments » | December 29th, 2007

Facebook App Creator for Bloggers Is Live

The Facebook App Creator for Bloggers has just launched. It allows any blogger to republish his blog on Facebook as an application, without having to know any programming skills.  Check out the site’s page to get more info.

We’ve worked long and hard on trying to make the application creation process as simple as possible, so if you find any bugs or have any suggestions, please send ‘em to our support page. We love hearing your feedback, and it’s invaluable to the quality of the service.

Posted in Uncategorized | 1 Comment » | December 27th, 2007

Public App Pages On Facebook- Blogfuse Users Rejoice!

Facebook has just announced that they are making their application’s canvas pages (ie. the main page of an application) open to the public. You no longer have to login or even have an account to see the main part of each app. This is a great big “SWEET!” for anyone with a Facebook application. Here are a couple reasons why:

•  Now searches can find your blog’s application in search results with Google, AOL, making the distribution even wider.
• If people aren’t installing your app because they don’t know what it looks like, now they can get a much better idea. Plus, your canvas page is riddled with links to your site, so you’ll have more visitors referred from Facebook.

I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m as happy as a clam. Thanks Facebook!

Posted in Facebook Apps | No Comments » | December 10th, 2007