Your Photos and Videos. Videos on Watch. Interact with Pages. Create and Manage a Page. Names and Usernames. Manage Page Settings. Customize a Page.
Banning and Moderation. Fix a Problem. Fundraisers and Donations. Facebook Mobile Apps. Managing Your Account. Privacy, Safety and Security. Policies and Reporting. Once you have your page set, you post updates similar to how you would post updates to your personal profile. Also similar to your personal profile, people may comment on your updates. Facebook Business Pages are also for public figures. As a public individual, his business page straddles the line of sharing personal updates and promoting his videos and products.
Facebook Groups are something entirely different from pages. While Business Pages are essentially profile pages maintained and updated by the administrators, Facebook Groups are maintained by the community.
The administrators can set up a Group to have open membership to the public, membership upon approval, or membership by invitation only. Once someone becomes a member of that group, they can start posting to that group.
This means members can share resources, events, ideas, and questions with each other. One great example of an organization using groups effectively is the Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois. Nancy Ramos managed the group during their Over the Edge fundraising campaign and used it to communicate with their peer-to-peer fundraisers.
Every week, she posted to a private Facebook group for fundraisers and also emailed them the content. She gave them graphics and text to share on social media, along with campaign updates and fundraising tips. Participants in the challenge also posted their own questions, tips, stories, photos, and more, encouraging event participants to engage with one another. For the Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois, a Facebook Group was the perfect fit to help foster a community between their event participants.
Minnesota Cosplayers is another example. This is a public group. Users share updates on their costumes, ask questions, and get advice. Pages can be for all kinds of things. There are fan pages for media, joke groups, and groups for memes. The more you can add to your Facebook profile, the more others will feel they have a sense of who you are. Remember, Facebook profiles are meant to be a representation of you as an individual.
You can connect with others through your profile by adding them as friends or optionally having them follow you if you have this enabled. You also have full control over your privacy , so you get to choose what kind of information you want to share with the public, with your friends, and even with custom lists of friends. A Facebook Page is very similar to a Facebook profile, but it's always public.
Pages are typically used to represent public figures, businesses, brands, organizations, and other entities. Facebook Pages have similar layouts and main features to Facebook profiles, such as a cover photo, main photo, photo albums, status updates, and more. These are all ways that public figures, brands, businesses, and other entities can interact with their audience in a similar way that individuals do with friends through their profiles.
Facebook pages have additional features like:. People connect with a Facebook Page by either liking the page or following the page. When they do, they'll receive status updates from the page in their news feeds. Multiple people can also manage pages as admins or editors. A Facebook Group is essentially used to create a community. It's a place for people to connect and share information about a common topic of interest. Both profiles and pages can create groups.
Groups have similar features to profiles and pages, including a cover photo, a feed of updates, and more. Anybody who creates a group can decide whether to make the group public for anyone to join , require admin approval for members to join, or make a group private by invitation only. Groups also include features like:. Like pages, groups can be managed by multiple users as admins or moderators. These users accept and reject member requests, pin announcements to the top of the feed, remove members who don't follow the group rules, and more.
Admins can appoint particularly knowledgeable group members as Group Experts who can help keep members updated and informed. As mentioned earlier, a Facebook profile is an essential building block. You need it in order to create a page or a group. Sometimes a profile is all you need.
And you can always start with that and see how it goes.
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