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This post is about how to sign up for a Facebook account. (Are you looking for a Facebook Sign Up app instead? Read on - there's more information below)

With its explosive growth, Facebook sign up millions of people daily. And many of them, especially if they are new to the Web, don't know how to join Facebook and get an account. A common question blog readers used to ask earlier was about "MySpace sign up" or "Yahoo sign up" - but now, most want to know how to sign up to Facebook.

Well, it's easy. Just 3 simple steps.

Facebook Sign Up In 3 Steps

1. Type 'Facebook.com' (or 'fb.com') into your web browser address bar.

2. You'll reach the Facebook.com homepage, where you'll see "Sign Up" on the right. Type your name, email address, gender, a password of your choice and your birthday into the appropriate boxes and click the green SIGN UP button.

3. You will be asked to verify your application by typing in the protection check term on the screen and click 'Sign Up' once more. You may want to go through the 'terms of service' and 'privacy policy' documents before you do, just to make sure you are comfortable with them and can comply.

That's all it takes for a Facebook sign up.

But wait, there's more!

You would be well advised to learn a little more about what it means to sign up for a Facebook account. There are nuances and pitfalls to guard against, rabbit-holes you could wander into and get lost, wasting hours of precious time - and even some very real dangers and risks.

Do You Need a Facebook Account?

Facebook has grown exponentially to become a rival to mighty Google in terms of website traffic and unique visitors of the social network. 500 million people use Facebook.com and a Facebook search is almost certain to throw up many of your friends and colleagues.

But is that, in itself, a reason for you to need a Facebook sign up?

* If you are a business owner or run a non-profit, I would say yes. * If you are constantly generating leads for selling products or service, Facebook offers many opportunities. * If you love the thought of connecting with friends from school, college or work even from remote locations, where you can interact and share, then Facebook may offer value to you.

In other words, if you need a social networking solution for business or personal reasons, Facebook.com is indispensible. The site is structured and designed to make interaction easy, convenient and fun.

Beware The Seduction of Facebook

Unknowing or uncaring, many Facebook users reveal information (often personal) on the social network that leads to ruinous consequences.

While engaging on this huge social networking site, it is wise to bear in mind the sage advise someone offered me years ago when I first ventured out into the World Wide Web:

"Don't post ANYTHING online that you would not feel comfortable seeing pasted on the wall of a public toilet!"

The humungous human network that's Facebook naturally puts you into close contact with diverse personalities. Not all of them are nice, happy, or even sane. You are taking your chances. Be guarded and cautious about sharing your personal and intimate details on the network.

A compounding variable is that Facebook frequently changes privacy policy rules, sometimes with embarrassing complications. Imagine seeing a note you shared with a close personal friend suddenly popping up on the 'Wall' of hundreds of THEIR friends - because Facebook shifted the default privacy settings!

It has happened more than once... so be prepared for it again.

There's more about Facebook sign up for businesses and the things you must do as soon as you register for your Facebook account. Learn all about it on the Infopreneur Blog article, "Facebook Sign Up - In 3 Easy Steps".