Admit – there’s always going to be that person that keeps popping up on the “People You May Know” list on Facebook. Of course, you don’t actually personally know that person, but you do want to meet them. But how do you do so on Facebook without coming off as a creep or a stalker? You want them to accept for friend request, not deny it.

Well here’s an easy way how!

Meeting people through Facebook is a cross between getting set up by friends and online dating.

Facebook can be a great place to meet someone new. You’ll get introduced to single people through your friend’s profiles, and get to know them by posting on their walls or commenting on their photos. You can easily get a sense of someone’s personality by reading his profile and finding out about his likes and hobbies.

Here are a few strategies to help you find singles on Facebook.

Set Up a Profile
The first step in meeting anyone on Facebook is to set up a complete profile. The more information you provide, the easier time you’ll have meeting like-minded people. Facebook will offer you friend suggestions based on the places you work, things you like to do, and causes you are passionate about.

Get Your Friends Involved
If your friends aren’t on Facebook, send them a message to join. If they are, “Friend” them on Facebook. Then, see if you know some of their friends. Facebook naturally connects people who know each other in passing, so there may be several of your friend’s pals you may have met before. The more people you friend, the better able you will be to meet new people.

Once you make friends, get in on the conversation. Find the friends that are single (it will usually list this right under their photo or in the info section) and comment on their photos or wall posts. Genuinely get to know them. When you have built up a rapport and feel comfortable with them, see if they’d like to meet you for coffee.

Look Up School Friends
Find the pals you knew from college and high school. It may have been a few years since you’ve seen these people, but the connection you had long ago can easily be rekindled. Post updated, flattering pictures of yourself and be sure to write wall posts about your present activities. Then, do a friend search for people who went to school with you.

Friend People You Know in Real Life
Add the people you know in real life, either through work, hobbies, or groups you belong to. Sometimes it is much more comfortable getting to know someone online then it is in person. Be sure to comment on their posts and ask questions to find out more. If you think the two of you would hit it off, suggest meeting for a drink or cup of coffee.

Find Fans With Like-Minded Interests
If you’re a fan of a group, movie, or TV show, check out the other fans to see if anyone is interested in chatting. Since the people you’re friending have a common interest in the show or group you are both fans of, start with that as the opening subject. Send friend requests and get to know people little by little through online conversation.

Play Games
Playing games on Facebook is a great way to meet people. Find a game you like by searching in the top right box. Choose the game and begin playing. The game will help you find people to play with or against, so you’ll naturally discover folks you can click with.

If you like someone, find out more about her. Use the game’s instant message feature if it has one, and chat up your game partner. If your particular game doesn’t have a chat feature, then send your playing partner a friend request.

Facebook is a great outlet for singles, but you must proceed with the same etiquette you would in real life. Never friend someone you don’t know at least in passing, and don’t start out the conversation by asking that person out. Get to know them. The benefit of social networking is getting to know new people slowly and genuinely. So use it your advantage.

We have all heard the phrase “Get out of your comfort zone”. Here are a few ways to connect with others and make new friends.

Here are a few fun ways to get to know people and break down some barriers.

1) Play a game – One of the most addiction games on facebook is a Scrabulous, an online version of the game Scrabble. Almost every 5 seconds during the day multiple games are being started. It is a great way to meet people from around the world. Chances are you might find a new “friend” or future business associate.

2) Quizzes – There are various applications which are quizzes. The range from knowledge of movies, to your favorite movies and tv shows. Many of these quizzes can also allow you to see those who have similar interests.

3) Walls – Post something on a friend’s wall, chances are one or more of that person’s friends will see what you posted and respond.

4) Post in a group – Take an active role in the groups you belong to in facebook. Find an interesting article and post the link, or if you have your own blog, list that link as well.

5) Using Search – in the search box in Facebook, type in some of your favorite things and see what people, groups and pages show up. Type in things such as your hobbies, favorite sports teams, travel destinations, etc. You will see lists of people and groups that your can connect to.

Facebook is a monster among Internet social-networking sites. It started with collegiate users, expanded to post-college users and, now, is a favorite for teens and senior citizens. Meeting people on Facebook is easy and fun and can be part of a vibrant and fulfilling social life.

Step 1
Sign up for Facebook; it is impossible to contact other users without one. The sign-up process starts right on Facebook’s front page and is self-explanatory.

Step 2
Import your email contacts. The sign-up process will give you the option of importing the names and email addresses of everyone listed in your email history. This will allow you to add your friends to your Facebook friends, as well as anyone you’ve emailed who has an account. When you add friends, Facebook will see whether those people have friends in common and will recommend those friends in common to you under the Suggestions section.

Step 3
Add background information (optional). Depending on your privacy wishes, you may or may not want to tell Facebook where you work or where you attended school. Volunteering that information, however, will allow Facebook to recommend more friends who attended those same schools or worked at the same places.

Step 4
Scan the profiles. Once someone has agreed to add you as a friend, take a look at her profile. It will contain a “wall,” where people write comments. See if you know those people, and if you do, try adding them as well. Even if you don’t, you may wish to add them is well. Facebook allows people to express their personalities (picking their favorite movies, for example, and posting that information on their page), so if you find someone interesting, write him a message and ask him to be your friend.

Step 5
Look through your friends’ friends. Some of your Facebook friends will list the names of their spouses or significant others on their profile. And, every Facebook page contains at least a sampling of that person’s friends. Look through both of these and see if there is anyone you wish to add.

Step 6
Play games. Facebook features small computer programs called “apps,” many of which are popular games (such as Mafia Wars). These games allow interaction between Facebook users and are a great way to meet people. Find players you think you might like to know and ask them to be your friends.

Tips & Warnings
There are more ways to meet people on Facebook: you can join groups, view fan pages for your favorite movie stars or musicians or take advantage of one of the many new features the site introduces every few months..As with any social-networking site, there is a certain amount of danger to using Facebook irresponsibly. You should not volunteer personal information to people you do not trust, just as you would not volunteer that information to people you meet on the street. Should you decide to meet a new Facebook friend in person, do it in a public place and, preferably, do not do it alone.There are many resources online offering advice on using social-networking sites safely and responsibly. It is best to read through them and take warning..

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How To Meet Girls On Facebook: The Friend Building Phase

Before you can start PIMPING your Facebook account, you should understand a few things first. You should realize that this technique takes advantage of your current friends and acquaintances. I’ve actually found this scouting technique works really well with friends OF friends that you’ve met once or twice. I dip into the best friends pool sometimes, but using this technique exclusively on your friends limits its potential and scalability.

You need to go out an actively build your friends on Facebook. Everyone you meet in a decent passing conversation you say, “You gotta be on Facebook right?” “Ok then, whats your last name, I’ll add ya!” Then you add them. This is just like building rapport with women. You want to build on commonalities, so they remember you when you add them and you can use that social equity when you get them to set you up. People will accept 99% of the time. You want to do this with women, especially an ugly or not your type of woman, but not men (straight men). Men are protective over women in their network, even if they don’t know them well. Chances are that the guy is trying to seduce her anyway, so why would he want you as competition? The only guys of seen this work on are the really uber-social, that are friends with EVERYONE and never hook up. =)

How To Meet Girls on Facebook: The Rapport Building Phase
Once you’ve added these people, try and remain decent friends. About a week after adding them as friends, comment on a photo, post on their wall, saying stuff like, “What did you do in Thailand?” or “Nice beach. You guys must of RIPPED those waves up!” Just don’t come across as creepy or annoying. Just play it relaxed and sociable.

How To Meet Girls on Facebook: The Searching Phase
Now you’ve built some sort of rapport with your friends. Make sure you keep it relaxed and friendly. People love this. Next, this could take some time. Go through your friends Photos, usually not Photo Albums. Go through Photos were they are tagged. This usually means they are in a social environment and you have a better chance of finding women quicker. You need to do a little investigative work, but you should determine quickly if the women that you see with her are married/single/in a relationship. Once you have determined that…

How To Meet Girls on Facebook: The Messaging & Connecting
This step is crucial, but fairly simple. Message (don’t write on their wall) your friend this, “[Friends Name], you gotta set me up with that [NAME] girl! Tell her you’ve got a cool friend to set her up with”. They would say, “Yeah, I can. Come around and meet her.” This is fine, but if you want her phone number quicker. “Just get her to check out my profile and ask her if she doesn’t mind you giving me her number to call her!” This is a softening request that I’ve never had not work. Sometimes your friend would say, “Oh, shes taken.” or “Oh, every guy asks about her.” Then say, “Thats fine, you gotta set me up with someone though. Your friends are cute”. She will say, “Have a look at some photos and let me know” or typically, “What about my friend [NAME]?” You can be honest, say, “Oh yeah. Nice. Get me her number.” or, “I’m more of a [QUALITY (hair color, personality type)] type of guy.”

IMPORTANT: If you already have this friends number, you don’t have to message them on Facebook. You can just text them.

Once you have her number. I usually text first. Say, “This is [NAME], [FRIEND]‘s friend. Is it true what they say about [QUALITY]?

Then flirt away before meeting up.

How To Meet Girls on Facebook: Conclusion
That’s how to meet women on Facebook.

This is one of the best ways to meet women, because you already have a level of social proof, and you can see what women look like so it’s better than a blind date with minimal effort. I also don’t think it’s needy or supplicating by asking to be setup with women. If anything, it shows how masculine you truly are because of the mindset of the “prize”. Women already know men want women, by ignoring that fact you make yourself look feminine. The trick is to follow this with power and focus. Women should be with you and by setting you up with her friend, she’s doing her friend a favor.

Facebook is an online site that lets you find people. Find people you used to know with Facebook or find out who’s living around you. Create groups and events with Facebook too.

There are three sections on Facebook; high school, college and work. To register for the high school section of Facebook you need to be in high school. To register for the college section of Facebook you need to be in a participating college. To register for the work section of Facebook you need to use your work email address and work for a company that is recognized by Facebook.

Signing up for Facebook is easy, just follow these steps. Start by going to the Facebook Web site and clicking on the “Register” button

Match.com is out. Facebook & the other social networks are the new way to meet people online. But it’s not quite as simple as posting a profile and waiting for messages to arrive. It takes a little bit of thought and strategy, and you can meet lots of great people.

Add all your friends
The first step is to become Facebook “friends” with as many of your friends, colleagues, classmates, etc. as possible. A great way to do that is to use their “Friend Finder” to import your email address book so you can quickly see who else you know that is already on Facebook. But read the instructions carefully so you don’t mistakenly spam you entire address book with an invitation to connect. You’ll be amazed who you can reconnect with! You’ll also be surprised by how many of your friends are listed as single.

Friends of friends
Next, spend some time checking out your friends’ friends. You’ll never know who may catch your eye. If they’re a friend of a good friend, ask for an intro. But if you don’t feel comfortable asking for an intro from a friend, then spend some time taking a look at their photos, etc. and see if there’s anything you can comment on that’s witty or interesting. Even better, watch your news feed and see who your friends are posting photos of & interacting with, then comment on some of those photos. Or, if you want to be a little bit more stealth about it, send them a message, rather than commenting on a post or a photo. If they’re at all interested, they’ll probably respond to the comment, or maybe even comment on your wall. At that point, I’d say switch to sending a Facebook message, rather than having the whole conversation via a wall or via comments. But I’d still recommend keeping the notes short.

Contact
Once you’ve sent a few notes back and forth, see if you can get together in person. Maybe you have activities in common? I’ve always found that’s the best approach. Cutting to the chase and getting together in person sooner rather than later also helps you determine if you have any chemistry with this person. Otherwise, you may become great pen-pals via Facebook, but realize once you meet in person that there’s no chemistry. Then it’s pretty awkward if you want to break off the pen-pal relationship.

Can they find you?
Lastly, if you set up your security settings so that “friends of friends” can view your profile, you’ll be much more likely to have someone stumble upon your profile and write you a note or a witty comment. If you have it totally private so only your friends can view it, it won’t make it easy for that special someone to find you.

Good luck!