Edit Facebook Page Info

[Candi Ruman]

Howdo I update my profile Basic Info, such as location, education, job, etc. without triggering a notification on Friends' Notification (upper left) or their Wall/Timeline/Recent Friend Activity page. I notice things like "User X has posted/updated their profile for the first time in a while", which I DO NOT want. I DO want friends who visit my actual page to see the the new info, also without any indication that this has been updated (as in recently, I guess).

Question: If I set Basic Info privacy levels to "Only Me", update the Basic Info, wait 24 hours (why? because things take time), then switch the privacy level back to "Friends Only". Will this accomplish what I am looking for?

Waiting 24 hours does nothing other than moving that information further down peoples timelines and notifications. This method will make sure that it never appears on their timelines in the first place.

If you don't want show changes to your friends, just set the privacy setting to "Only Me" before updating any information. Once you set the "Only Me", no one will able to see your information changes. Later you can set your privacy setting from "Only Me" to any other audience.

I have a FB Business page attached to my personal profile. My FB business page is also a sales channel connected on Shopify. For some reason, I can't edit my page profile. I have the right permissions and I'm being redirected to Meta business suite and then back to FB - but still nowhere can I see how to even my profile photo on my FB business page. Help......please.

A Facebook business page allows a company to market their product or service on Facebook, the most popular social media platform in the world! Because Facebook is used by so many people, it has a wide range of user demographics, allowing businesses to find their niche audience, no matter what they offer. Whether you use your Facebook business page to increase website traffic, post updates, create ads or simply update existing customers on news, Facebook can help you to reach marketing goals and take your business to the next level. Editing a Facebook page is quite simple but may be difficult if you are not familiar with the platform, which is why we are here to give you a step by step guide on how to edit your Facebook business page.

It is important to note that Facebook will not allow you to create a username if your page has less than 25 likes. This is so that only active business pages can select a username, that may otherwise have been taken by an inactive page.

It is also important that you get the photo dimensions correct so that your images do not look distorted or your product/service cropped out. Use the following dimensions for your profile and cover images:

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To submit a name change request to Facebook, you must have the proper page role to edit the page information. In most small business contexts, that role will be with the business owner or whoever set up the account. You can access the settings of your Facebook page from the Meta Business Manager or directly from your profile.

A name change can make it more difficult for current customers to find you. It may take time for them to adjust to the new page name, which can slow down your sales or change the effectiveness of your social media efforts.

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Using your logo for your profile photo is a good idea for businesses. This is the image that will show up alongside all of your other Facebook activity (commenting on your posts or other posts inside a Messenger chat), so we highly recommend choosing something that visually represents your brand.

Keep in mind that the Facebook profile picture is always cropped to a circle and displays at 170170 on desktop computers. The cover size dimensions are 851315 pixels. (Or at least those are the measurements right now: check out our social media specs cheat sheet for up-to-date sizing as things change.)

As you can see, these two categories of admin are almost the same. Task access, though, can be limited to specific tasks, while Facebook access gives the admin total control over all of these areas. Dole out this power wisely.

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These are the basic rules for constructing username and, in turn, URL. You will have to follow these, and in case you do not, Facebook would show an error and not accept the username until it complies with all the rules.

From here, you can edit your username by clicking on edit in front of Username. Once you click on edit, a box will open. Within this, you can change the username, and Facebook would notify you if your typed username is available or not.

Once you change your Facebook URL, your username will not change, nor the title that appears on your page. But since the prior link will not work, your discoverability can be hampered in the initial phase after the change.

If your page has been around for quite some time and has been actively promoting it, your URL must be actively posted in multiple places. Remember that once your URL is changed, those links will become obsolete right away. Not just that, but if someone searches your page using the page name alone, there might be various pages that may show up in the search results.

But if you end up changing your URL when your page URL is in multiple places, simply try to figure out the places where your URL might be located. For this, check the places where your URL link is attached so that you can replace it from there once the change is made.

You may find your desired username available for use in most ideal situations but there can be situation when your desired user name is already taken. In such a situation, look for other unique options for the username.

Typically, when you Google the name of your page, the old URL would appear. That URL would redirect to the broken page link. You cannot get your new URL across unless Google re-crawls through your page to catch it on its own.

The best practice is to stay relevant to increase your pace of getting new Facebook URLs recognized by Google. Get rid of outdated content and try to stay fresh by posting engaging stuff on a regular basis.

Yes, you can first merge two accounts. There is a catch here too. You cannot merge any two pages. The pages must be on the same topic. They should represent the same thing. They should have similar names and the same admin. After the merger, you can change the URL of the new page formed by following the same set of steps.

A Facebook page can offer your followers an easy way to find your contact information, products, recent projects, and more. But if you've recently changed the name of your business or brand, you'll want to make sure your Facebook page reflects that.

If you want to change your Facebook page name, there are a few stipulations and best practices you should keep in mind. For example, your name can't include variations of the word Facebook, and it can't be something too generic, like just "New York City."

Note: You can see the full parameters for Facebook page names here. This section gives a bit more insight into what other phrases or words to avoid; for example, you can't use a Facebook page name that's only a generic word, like "pizza."

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