On January 6 (local time), Facebook announced a new design for the Facebook page, a dedicated page mainly used by companies and brands for business purposes.
It has been redesigned to be simpler and more intuitive than now, while also adding a dedicated news feed. There are a number of changes, such as making it easier to switch between personal profiles and pages, but the biggest of these is the removal of the likes.
The like button displayed on the Facebook page often causes the button to be pressed on a company or brand page as an application condition such as a campaign. As for the function, if you click the like, you can receive update information from the page, and the number of people who clicked like is using it as an indicator of how popular the page is.
However, many users now refuse to receive update notifications even if they like them. So, Facebook will abolish it and focus on the number of followers that actually receive update notifications. In addition, it adds a new format for adding a Q&A section and its own news feed to the page. It also improves operability, such as allowing the user managing the page to easily switch between the personal profile and the page profile. It also improves the detection of malicious expressions, spam content, and spoofing that are not allowed on Facebook.
The change is expected to be applied to all pages in the coming months. Related information can be found here .
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