50 Most Prominent Custom Facebook Pages

Still don’t have a custom FaceBook page for your business? Well it’s time to inspire you to make one. The showcase below is a collection of 50 custom Facebook pages of top brands & celebrities. Some of them are just pictures, some use Flash or Javascript, but mainly they are plain HTML pages. The only thing you need to keep in mind while designing a Facebook page is that tomorrow (August 23rd) Facebook is going to shrink page width to 520px.

World’s Best Brands

Those are the guys with enormous budgets, that can afford to hire the best designers and Social Media Marketers. Some of their pages really impress, while some of them could really come up with something more exciting.

Coca-Cola

Intel

Nokia

Toyota

Disney

McDonald’s

Mercedes-Benz

BMW

Gilette

Louis Vuitton

Honda

Samsung

Pepsi

Nescafe

Dell

Sony

Budweiser

Nike

Ikea

Harley Davidson

eBay

MTV

KFC

Nestle

Pizza Hut

Motorola

Adidas

Smirnoff

Bulgary

Levi’s

Celebrities

Celebrities are known to use every opportunity to make people speak about them. However when I checked the Forbes 100 list of celebrities it appeared that most of them do not have a decent page on Facebook, so what I collected here is mainly musicians. In addition you can check a showcase of Facebook pages of Top DJs.

Lady Gaga

David Guetta

Rihanna

Britney Spears

Snoop Dogg

Ozzy Osbourne

Tokio Hotel

Even more pages

The number of beautiful custom pages is growing every day. Lots of web designers are now offering custom Facebook page design jobs as well as ready-made FBML templates. There are even some Facebook applications which let you build a custom page for your business. If your page does not look like the ones below – it’s time to do something

Livescribe

StarBurst

Disneyland

Avatar

Step Up

Hollister

TopShop

NHL

Visa

Marlo Schalesky

Zéphyr

CharityHappenings

Salisburghese

Take note on how some are giving visitors a 'Like' call to action. This can serve as a great inspiration for what brands can do in a limited environment. For both fans and brands the new website of 2010 is a Facebook page. People are inherently lazy. You as the brand need to bring the information to them not expect them to come to you.