The first question to ask yourself when setting up a Facebook page is: Are you trying to sell something? Or are you primarily building brand awareness? Listed below are some of the key elements that determine whether a Page is worth creating and keeping up. Your profile picture is the first thing visitors will see. Ideally, it should reflect your brand. For instance, if you're a public figure, use a headshot from your most recent events. Similarly, if you're a local business, use your best-selling offering. Cover photos are a must because they span the top of the Facebook Page and should reflect the identity of your Page. Update them frequently, particularly during campaigns, seasons, and special offers. Your page should also include your contact information. This way, customers don't have to search for your payment details. There are also features on Facebook that let you spy on competitors. While it's best to avoid this, it's still possible to monitor competitors' growth trends and s...





