How to Find Facebook Page/Profile Username ID

If you want to find your Facebook Page or Profile Username ID because many facebook apps need Username ID now-a-days. You can find your Profile or Page Username ID with two easy and simple methods. What are these two methods? Know two methods here.

You can find your Facebook Profile/Page Username ID with two methods i.e. using facebook and by using our Username ID finder tool. Below i have mentioned these two methods to find Username ID.

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Find Username ID by our Tool:
If you want to find Facebook Username ID by using our tool, then you don't need to logged in to your account. You can find your Username ID without logged in. All you need to do this to enter your Facebook Profile/page Username ID in the field below and then press 'Get Facebook ID' button.

1. Enter your Page/Profile Username in the field below.
2. Now press the 'Get Facebook ID' button.

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Find Username ID by Facebook:
To find your Username ID using Facebook is known as Facebook Graph API. You can use Facebook Graph API to locate your Profile or Page ID. General Format of Graph API is:

Suppose if the username is "KBTricks", then it will be:


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By entering this URL in your browser, you will get your Username ID in JSON format which includes Username, ID, Link, Description, Website and much more.

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Cloud Services To Bet On

Office Apps on the Cloud

Many partners who took the CRN Cloud Adoption Survey feel that the easiest public cloud computing service to offer through channels is migrating on-premise office applications to the cloud. Google, Zoho and Microsoft have more than 2,000 partners in the country selling their office applications on the cloud. Commission range from 12-19 percent annually on new subscriptions and 6-10 percent for existing customers. Ever since Microsoft announced the Office 365 Open program, the business model of billing through a distributor, flexible pricing and payment terms for customers, things have become easier for partners. Services opportunities: Migration per user from on-premise is expected to fetch a one-time fee of Rs 500-1,000.

UC on the cloud

A growing opportunity is emerging with UC off the cloud, and apart from the big players, many niche players have emerged. While Microsoft offers Lync as an added feature with Office 365, competition is coming from Cisco, Digium and Avaya which have announced hosted UC offerings. Other players such as Super Receptionist, Knowlarity, Twilio and Plivo allow SIs to offer telephony solutions off the net. Services opportunities: There are huge opportunities for SIs to replace traditional PBX with public telephony solutions. Cisco estimates services revenue to be almost equal to the first year’s annual hosting costs.

Storage/Backup/DR

While primary storage is still not considered suitable for movement to a public cloud because of latency issues, content which is often served over the net is fast moving to a public cloud. Amazon’s public storage service S3 is being used by Web application owners to host static content. Akamai and Amazon CloudFront have emerged for providing caching content. Meanwhile, secondary storage, backup and archival are emerging as the hottest opportunities with almost two dozen vendors emerging. Many channel partners have also set up their own white-labeled public cloud practices. For instance, Sanovi Technologies has started offering solutions of public clouds, while Dropbox recently announced a corporate plan. For archival, Amazon has announced Glaciers, which offers 1 TB of archival for as low as $10. Services opportunities: Apart from migration, channels can play a services role in consulting, integration and maintenance.

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