Meta Business Manager (formerly Facebook Business Manager, or Pages Manager) is a mobile app that supports management of up to 50 Facebook pages from a smart phone or tablet, allowing social media managers to see activity, post updates, and respond immediately to customers.
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While we looked at different possibilities, it just seemed that this program was designed for our key social media platforms. There really was no point in utilizing a different program when this was designed for these platforms specifically. The mobile app is an added …
I use both and frankly Google blows FB out of the water on reporting and diagnostic issues with campaigns. It's also much easier to access customer support should there be any issues with your campaigns or if you need help in setting up a new campaign. FBM is a necessary tool …
Facebook is a well-known platform that has to be utilized. It allows us to reach so many new customers and potential patients for our clients. As well as allows us to interact with them consistently and keep them informed or advertise to a new niche of people. The best part …
LinkedIn Marketing has audience targeting that is much more focused on the professional aspects of a user, such as skills, job title, and company size. Facebook, on the other hand, is more focused on the audience interests. As a B2B business, it is thus hard to choose which …
Facebook Pages Manager is a lot more mobile-friendly in general if you're offering up stats at a meeting, talking to your CEO, or just curious to see how your post is performing over your lunch hour. It's also a lot more convenient when you're handling an above average level of …
While products like Sprout and Hootsuite will manage your Facebook Page along with the rest of your social media presence, using the official Facebook Pages [Manager] is superior when it comes to managing comments, placing ads, and reacting to customers quickly. The mobile app …
A pretty robust tool. I liked it but it was way over my budget so I had to cancel it. I think they have gotten even better but pricing remains the same.
I like that I can insert a direct link into a post to my website using Facebook Pages Manager. This feature is lacking in Instagram, e.g., and would be a welcome addition. It would be great to be able to manage the same campaign (and posts) using one platform.
I selected Facebook pages manager because it is an easy product to learn and doesn’t involve having an additional login or account to use. This is simple for busy business owners and takes a little more off of their plate.
I have used Twitter analytics before, and look at my Pinterest analytics now and again. Twitter and Pinterest both have easier interfaces to navigate, which is really nice, but I know they don't have near the data that Facebook does. Additionally, I just started using my …
We used the Facebook Pages Manager exclusively for managing out pages. We've used Synup as an alternative, but it still requires us to work in Facebook Pages Manager, and Synup has a weak product offering. We've considered using another tool to assist in managing our data for …
Facebook Pages Manager is the native analytics solution for Facebook. We've evaluated others, but found that for the most part, familiarity with this native platform is the best way to achieve ROI. Most other platforms must pull from this data source in one way or another, so …
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Facebook Pages Manager is the best social scheduling (for Facebook) tool out there, much better than Hootsuite in my opinion. This is because other tools often suffer when Facebook updates their API or rules, so Facebook Pages Manager will always be the best choice for managing …
Facebook Pages is a much more fleshed out product, mainly because it is a Facebook product and is 100% integrated. HubSpot had the scheduling, social listening, and analytics we needed but it was all just a tiny bit easier with Facebook.
Sprout Social / Agorapulse work much better for content management and overall marketing objectives. None of these can be used in lieu of Facebook Pages Manager simply because they can't control settings/admin the way that Pages Manager does. Again, you can't avoid using Pages …
It's not about why we selected Facebook Pages Manager, but more out of necessity. Facebook is one of the biggest, if not the biggest social media following. To miss out on such an opportunity would be possible. Previously, we tested out on Twitter and Snapchat but both services …
Hootsuite and Buffer are great for certain things, but at the end of the day, for what Facebook Pages Manager does, it's the premium choice for messaging, engagement, analysis and making sure you're not missing a customer. Plus it's free!
Hootsuite lets you schedule posts and check multiple social media sites. We never used the paid version so analytics were not used. Hootsuite was a bit advanced as well. Facebook Pages Manager is easy to use and a beginner can navigate it. Facebook Pages Manager is more …
I have used Buffer, Hootsuite, and Later.com. We selected Pages Manager because it is so user friendly and the people we have using it vary in backgrounds, ages, education level, and electronics experience. Pages is very easy to learn and has everything we need at this time.