In October 2012, Facebook surpassed a big milestone when it recorded over 1 billion active monthly users. With 2.7 billion "likes" recorded on Facebook each day in 2012 (according to statistics ...

There is no limit to the number of Facebook pages you can create, but you must be authorized to create and manage your page, and the page must be for something specific -- not a concept or general ...

You can use your Facebook business or personal page as a website for computer users to directly access your information, post on your Facebook Wall and even learn more about your business. You can ...

Do you run a Facebook page for a brand? Maybe you run a personal page for you and some friends? Or perhaps you run a public Ariana Grande fan club page? (Or, you know, a page for one of your own ...

Facebook is launching a new feature that will allow users to see posts from their friends, groups, and pages in chronological order, Facebook parent company Meta announced on Thursday. When users open ...

Facebook Pages help your brand or business promote and share its value-add and to assist in customer support. Facebook remains the primary platform for most Americans. Two-thirds of U.S. adults now ...

A Facebook Business Page is a free opportunity for businesses to increase brand awareness and generate sales on Facebook. To create a Facebook Business Page, simply log into your personal Facebook ...

People managing Facebook pages with large American followings will now need to take extra steps to verify their identity, according to an announcement made by the company today. Now, if these managers ...

Facebook is testing a new design for Facebook Pages that will, among other things, remove the “Like” count, offer a cleaner and more readable layout, and make it easier for those who operate Pages to ...

Facebook is making strides in its effort to attract small and medium sized businesses to its platform. More than 50 million businesses are now using Facebook Pages, up from 40 million in April, and ...

Always the trendsetter, Anne Hathaway finally decided to make a Facebook page for herself last week. Perhaps in a move to combat the never-ending “hathahate,” the “Song One” star has begun humanizing ...