We covered one method of adding Friends in our guide "Find New Friends Facebook" however when you have your account set up you may desire to try to find more pals. You can continue to include individuals to your pals list for as long as you have an account.

 

Find New Friends Facebook

If you want to learn how you can discover your long lost friends on Facebook, here are a couple of ways to assist you do this:

 

Email Contact List

1. After you visit to Facebook, go to http://www.facebook.com/find-friends and a long list of e-mail service providers and communication/chat networks (e.g. AOL, Hotmail, Comcast, Gmail, Yahoo, Skype) will appear.

2. Select the e-mail accounts you would like to import contacts from and enter your email/username and/or password.

3. Click "Discover Pals" and your contacts will be imported. A list of buddies from your contacts who have an existing Facebook will appear

4. Select the good friends you wish to "Add" to your Facebook account.

5. Last, but not least, for the email contacts that do not have an existing Facebook account, you will be asked if you wish to invite them to join you on Facebook.

 

Browse Function

1. After logging on to Facebook, you can enter the name of the individual you are trying to find in the "Browse" bar located at the top of the page.

2. Your search result will include Individuals, Facebook Pages, Places, Groups, etc., so you will have to filter so that only "Individuals" appear in your search outcomes. To do this, click the "Individuals" tab located in the left navigation bar. Your search results page will now include only Individuals with the name you went into previously in the search bar.

3. If the person you are trying to find does not appear on the very first page of results, you can narrow your results by entering where they live, where they went to school, or the name of the business they work for. To do this, at the top of the page you will see listed under "Search Tools" the following filters, Location, Education, and Office. Select the filter you want to apply and enter their area, school or workplace.

 

People You May Know (Facebook Recommendations).

The first two techniques noted above ought to help you start. Nevertheless, another popular feature that has helped me reconnect with good friends is the "People You May Know" feature. I recommend looking at this after you have included a handful of friends because Facebook will recommend buddies based upon the individuals you are already connected with on Facebook.

People You Might Know looks at, amongst other things, your present pal list and their buddies, your education info and your work information. If you are already buddies on Facebook with some people from your last job, for example, you may find some more of your former coworkers (assuming they show up to you in search) among the "Individuals You Might Know' recommendations.

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