Setting up a Facebook Page can be a confusing task for most people. But not for you.
The starting point is hard to find. Selecting your Page category can be tricky, and even finding your Page once it’s created can be a chore.
Here are some steps to make things simpler.
The short answer is to create a completely new account and then add your personal account as an admin of the Page. This approach solves two common problems:
It’s also important to note that your Page name and category cannot be changed once they’re created. And making the wrong choice here can impact your ability to spread awareness about your nonprofit.
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The starting point is hard to find. Selecting your Page category can be tricky, and even finding your Page once it’s created can be a chore.
Here are some steps to make things simpler.
Should I create a separate account for my Page?
If you’re starting from square one with a Page, you’ll want to know which account to use for the Page. Should you use your personal user name and password or should you create a completely new account?The short answer is to create a completely new account and then add your personal account as an admin of the Page. This approach solves two common problems:
- The person who creates the Page leaves the organization, taking your Page credentials with them.
- Having to log in and out of Facebook to engage as a Page and then a person.
It’s also important to note that your Page name and category cannot be changed once they’re created. And making the wrong choice here can impact your ability to spread awareness about your nonprofit.
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