: What's A Good Option For Plug and Play FB page Customization? I am looking for a good FB plug and play custom page service. Something like pagemodo, but a little more robust. Any suggestions?

I am looking for a good FB plug and play custom page service. Something like pagemodo, but a little more robust. Any suggestions? I don't mind if we have to pay for it.

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A few alternatives to pagemodo for you to check out:

Shortstack
Involver
Tabsite
SplashLab Social

Of these, I like Shortstack. Their pricing info is here. (I'm not affiliated with any of these services.)

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