So many companies, retail stores, nonprofits, restaurants and small businesses are making a colossal mistake. They’re creating Facebook profiles for their businesses — not pages.
Here’s the difference: I am a person, so I have a Facebook profile. It looks like this:
This is the Facebook page for the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (client).
It’s not easy to figure this out, since Facebook changes almost daily but what you want for your business or organization is an Official Page, as seen below on the right. NOT a Community Page, which is the choice on the left.
Once you’ve set up your official Facebook Page, here are 10 things you can do with it, to generate “likes” or fans and build your community.
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