If you're an online organizer, then it's pretty hard to ignore Facebook as a fantastic tool for organizing your supporters.

One of the common questions we get a lot is "How can I add Salsa pages to my organization's Facebook page?" In fact we receive that question so much that we actually answered it a year ago with a blog post from Jason and the answer (while a little technical) involves simply some copying and pasting of your HTML code into Facebook's FBML application.

While Facebook has announced that they are moving away from FBML for the customization of tabs on pages, they have not done this yet so here is a quick tutorial on how to take select Salsa pages (example: certain actions, sign up forms, etc) and embed them on your Facebook page.

While the rumors have recently swirled that Facebook will be getting rid of default landing tabs on pages all together, currently they serve as a great way to feature and direct incoming traffic to the tab of your choice.

Bottom line: The easier you make it for your supporters to participate in your actions - be it on Facebook or on Twitter or via email - the more successful your campaign will be.  Though this customization of Facebook pages is not something that Salsa Labs can provide support for, we still wanted to offer some helpful tips for how to find what you're looking for to spread your organizing across platforms.