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Why can't a Facebook Fan Page replace a Website? Facebook vs Website Giusy Pitta8 January 2019 Website VS Facebook page: who will win? We have no doubts and we'll tell you why! Una company Fan Page on Facebook is a valid help for small and medium-sized businesses that wish to reach an audience and increase their online visibility, but it can never replace a website! Why.
We'll tell you about it! A Facebook Special Data page has advantages, but also limitations! Pros and cons of Facebook Let's start with the advantages... A Facebook page has its benefits: it is free, easy to set up and with a monthly active user base of over 2 billion, all potential new customers. Facebook also offers a pleasant way for SMBs to interact with customers. They can answer questions, promote blog posts, post photos, and keep customers up to date with the latest offers.
Let's get to the problems… anything posted on a Facebook page is time sensitive. With each new post created, the previous post is moved further down the page's timeline until it is no longer visible. To find it again, visitors will have to do a little effort and scroll down the page. There is no (at least for now) an effective way to retrieve important information. There's also no way to keep posts static, except for one post that can be pinned to the top of the page. Not bad… if a company only has one important thing to say!
We'll tell you about it! A Facebook Special Data page has advantages, but also limitations! Pros and cons of Facebook Let's start with the advantages... A Facebook page has its benefits: it is free, easy to set up and with a monthly active user base of over 2 billion, all potential new customers. Facebook also offers a pleasant way for SMBs to interact with customers. They can answer questions, promote blog posts, post photos, and keep customers up to date with the latest offers.
Let's get to the problems… anything posted on a Facebook page is time sensitive. With each new post created, the previous post is moved further down the page's timeline until it is no longer visible. To find it again, visitors will have to do a little effort and scroll down the page. There is no (at least for now) an effective way to retrieve important information. There's also no way to keep posts static, except for one post that can be pinned to the top of the page. Not bad… if a company only has one important thing to say!