Andrea Vahl

It’s easy to cancel your business’s Facebook Event if you need to. Keep in mind that you can edit the Event information if you need to. However, Facebook is aware that sometimes the unexpected happens and your event needs to be cancelled. If you accidentally created multiple events or need to cancel an event, however, follow these steps:Go to your event by clicking the Events tab below your Cover photo.

You can add an Admin to your Facebook Ads account so that someone else can have access to the ad campaigns (General User) or access to the Ad Reports alone (Reports Only). This setting can be helpful if you want someone else to be able to change your ads, manage your campaign, or just view the reports. To add an Admin, follow these steps:Log in to your Facebook account as your personal Profile.

Advertising an external website differs slightly from advertising something internal to Facebook, in that you choose your own title — and you need to upload a picture. To get started, log into Facebook as your personal Profile, and take the following steps:Go to www.facebook.com/advertising.www.facebook.com/advertising.

A personal Profile on Facebook is easy to open. If you don’t already have a personal Profile set up on Facebook and you want to engage and develop social connections for your business, run (don’t walk) to Facebook and set up an account. Facebook makes it super-easy. Right from the home page, enter your First and last name E-mail address (and then again as confirmation) Password Gender Birthday Facebook requires all users to provide their real date of birth to encourage authenticity and provide only age-appropriate access to content.

One of the new features that Facebook has rolled out to both a personal and business Page is the ability to add a Milestone to the Timeline. This means you can add a status update and date it for anytime in the past. Those of you who like to think ahead, be aware, you can’t add a Milestone to a future date! The tips for creating engagement are the same for Milestones as they are for regular posts.

If you have a bricks-and-mortar store, you need to claim your Places Page as it shows up in mobile Facebook. Then you have the opportunity to merge your Places information with your official business Page on Facebook. A good process would be to create your Official Business Page first and then go and claim your Places Page.

Once you understand how a consumer interacts with Facebook Places, you will want to set up your own Places Page for your business so your customers can tell all their Friends that they’re at your location. Getting your Facebook Place up and running involves two steps: Your Facebook Place must be created, either by you or a customer.

Facebook offers six types of Facebook Pages so that you can choose the one that best fits with your product, service, brand, or business marketing needs. When you go to www.facebook.com/pages/create.php, you see the business Page options. We know that you’re probably wondering which type you should use for your own business Page.

At the top of your Page, next to the Edit Page button, is another button called Building Your Audience. The third link below Building Your Audience is Sharing Your Page. This particular process looks the same whether or not you’re an Admin of the Page, but non-Admins will access the Share link through the gear icon located below the Cover photo to the right.