How To Create a Facebook Page for Your Business

Do you own a business and you do not have money to advertise it? Here is an opportunity for you to show the world the nature of your business. Below How To Create a Facebook Page for Your Business.

Remember that having a Facebook page lets you reach individuals among the 750 million or so users worldwide who are most likely to be interested in your company.
With Facebook you can easily add features that are harder to implement on your website. You can build a custom page, run contests and promotions, and manage a small e-commerce shop.

Lets begin with how you can create this page, below are the procedures.

How To Create a Facebook Page for Your Business

1. Choose a Classification

To begin with it, log on to https:www.facebook.com/pages/create.php. This page will showcase six different classifications to choose from:

(a) Local Business or Place
(b) Company, Organization, or Institution
(c) Brand or Product
(d) Artist, Band, or Public Figure
(e) Entertainment
(f) Cause or Community

Each of these classifications provides more relevant fields for your desired Page.

2. Fill Basic Information

In this section you will asked to fill the following:

Finish “About” Section

The “about” section serve as the main 2-3 sentence description for your company. It will be on your main page, so make it descriptive but succinct. Be sure to include a link to your company website as well. Also ensure that this information differentiates your brand, making your page even more appealing to potential followers.

This is also where you can select your unique domain (that, as mentioned above, can only be changed once). For example, the Sidekick by HubSpot Facebook Page employs the URL facebook.com/getsidekick.

Upload Profile Picture

Choose photos that represent your business well. You can use your business logo as your profile photo and an image of your shop, products or one from a current marketing campaign as your cover.

Add to Favorites

Every individual Facebook user has a vertical navigation bar to the left of their News Feed. You can add your Business Page as a “Favorite” item here — similar to bookmarking a web page in your web browser — for easy access.

Reach More People

Facebook will prompt you to create an advertisement to draw attention to your Page. Whether employing paid tactics is a part of your strategy or not, I recommend avoiding starting any ads at this stage — there’s no compelling content on the Page yet that would convince them to ultimately “Like” your page.