Bussiness iti dawn anih chuan Facebook page siam ang che siam dan zir na

 Online a tangah sum dawnna i ti dawn a i siam dawn anih chuan page siam ang che a chan chu i page ah hian i thiltih te kha i post a nga na kin ah mihring tam zawk ten an lo hmu thei dawn a ni. Midang Groups leh page vel ah va post buai ngai kher lo in i page ah post la chuan mi tamtak in an hira che nga tluangtak in i tih thei ang. midang page e maw groups ah kan post chuan thenkhat chuan an lo delete mai thin a buai na nauhnauh hi awm vethin page i naih chuan tuman an delete sak theitawh lo ang che.

a siam dan chu a hnuai ah picture nen ka dawn dah zel dawn nia.

 iduh na lai zawkzawk ah i chose a nga Get Started i click ang.

There will be a few fields to fill out (some will appear only after you have chosen a category):

• Page Name
• Categories
• Address
• Phone number

Keep in mind that you can change the category (but not the name) later on if needed.

Step 2: Add a profile photo and cover photo

Next, Facebook will prompt you to upload a profile photo and cover photo.

profile a tan ah i hman duh picture kha i chose anga chuan i upload ang

a size kha he mi zat aitlemlo a nitur ani

Profile photo – 170 x 170 pixels chuan Cover a tankhan he mi tia hi a ni vethungtur a ni.Cover photo – 820 x 462 pixels

chuan cover ah khan iduhhun ah ichange theih nan  slideshow i chose sak dawnnia.

Step 3: Fill out your Page information completely

Alternatively, you can also “Settings” and “Page Info” to fill out your Page information. Here are the things to fill out:

• Description – Let people know what your Page is about in 155 characters.
• Categories – Categories can help people find your Page. Choose up to three categories.
• Contact information – If you have a business phone number, website, and email address, add them here.
• Location – If you have a physical store, share your address here.
• Hours – If you are only open on selected hours, state them here.
• More – You can even state a price range (if you want).

All of these details will appear on the About tab of your Facebook Page, where you can add even more information, such as your business’s story, awards, menu, etc. heng a set tur te hi i duh ang thlak in iset dawh hnu ah i save dawn nia.

User Name kha i duh dan in i type lut dawn nia a hnuai pic a mi ang hian

2. Add a button. Every Facebook Page has a prominent call-to-action (CTA) button below its cover photo. It is a great opportunity to get your Page visitors to take an action, such as sending you a message or learning more about your business.

shoping a tang i siam duh chuan Background chu i duh ang i chose mai dawn nia.

Each template has a default CTA button and tabs (i.e. sections of your Facebook Page), which you can preview by clicking “View Details”. Here are the various templates:

• Shopping
• Business
• Venues
• Movies
• Nonprofit
• Politicians
• Services
• Restaurants & Cafes
• Video Page
• Standard

You can also customize (turn on or off and rearrange) the tabs of your Page, too. Here are the possible tabs:

• Offers – Lists current offers for your business
• Services – Gives you a space to highlight the services you offer
• Shop – Shows the products you want to feature
• Reviews – Shows reviews on your Page and allows people to write reviews
• Photos – Shows photos posted on your Page
• Posts – Shows your Page posts
• Videos – Shows videos posted on your Page
• Live Videos – Shows live videos about your page
• Events – Lists your upcoming events
• About – Lists information about your Page
• Notes – Gives you a space to highlight notes on your Page
• Community – Lists your friends that have liked your Page
• Groups – Lists the groups that you’ve linked to this Page
• Info and Ads – Shows ads that you’re running via the Page

Here’s a pro tip: If you have a Facebook Group (it’s worth having one, here’s why), you can link it to your Facebook Page for more visibility. To learn more about Facebook Groups, check out our Facebook Group guide.

Step 5: Add collaborators to your page

If you plan on sharing your Facebook marketing duties with a team, you’ll want to grant access for various folks and various roles.

Here are the roles that you can choose from:

Admin – Complete and total access to everything (you are an admin by default)

Editor – Can edit the Page, send messages, and post as the Page, create Facebook ads, see which admin created a post or comment, and view insights.

Moderator – Can respond to and delete comments on the Page, send messages as the Page, see which admin created a post or comment, create ads, and view insights.

Advertiser – Can see which admin created a post or comment, create ads and view insights.

Analyst – Can see which admin created a post or comment and view insights.

To add collaborators, go to your Page settings and the “Page Roles” section. You can type in the name of any Facebook friend or person who has liked your Page. Alternately, you can type in an email address associated with a Facebook account.