New Facebook features help businesses better manage their pages

Facebook released a trio of highly anticipated features expected to make managing a Facebook page for a business easier.

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Locked · 7 June 2012 · 2 min read
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Facebook released a trio of highly anticipated features expected to make managing a Facebook page for a business easier.

If you manage a business or brand page on Facebook, you’ll be happy to know there’s a slew of new features that can help make your job easier. Here’s a rundown:

Administrative roles: You can now assign administrative roles to the people who help manage your page. There are five different roles: manager, content creator, moderator, advertiser and insights analyst. To assign roles to your Facebook page’s admins, login to your Facebook account, visit the Page you manage, click Edit Page above the Admin Panel, and click Admin Roles in the left column.

Scheduled posts: You can schedule your updates to post at a future date and time using the Facebook sharing tool (that’s the box you use to create and post a Status Update). Until now, the only way to schedule a post in the future was through a third-party app. But now, simply by clicking the symbol resembling a clock in the bottom row of the sharing tool and selecting a time and date that you’d like it to go live, you can post a Status Update, photo or video up to six months in advance.

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