FaceBook For Business : Are You Using It

If you’re a small business owner or a small time guy running  a online store or a publisher running adsense and paypopup for monetizing  your website  and you feel that Facebook is just a " waste of time " for everyone except you .. Think Again .. don’t underestimate the power of Facebook to  bring you new users and added business . Facebook is  one of the " biggest brand" today and no companies big or small  could  afford to stay out of this .We buy from, hire and refer people we know, like and trust. Similary Facebook is probably the one channel today" where  a" diverse demography"  teeems up with a  a vast  melting pot of " users" with different and niche tastes  which your  buisness  should not miss

Still not convinced that Facebook is for business? Consider these jaw-dropping stats before you dismiss it. And then go remind your network that you’re alive, that you’re friendly and trustworthy too. 

Business accounts are designed for individuals who only want to use the site to administer Pages and their ad campaigns. For this reason, business accounts do not have the same functionality as personal accounts. Business accounts have limited access to information on the site. An individual with a business account can view all the Pages and Social Ads that they have created, however they will not be able to view the profiles of users on the site or other content on the site that does not live on the Pages they administer. In addition, business accounts cannot be found in search and cannot send or receive friend requests.

Only the official representative may create a Page for an artist, brand, or business

The average time spent by each U.S. Facebook visitor grew by 30 percent, to 320.6 minutes, over the past 12 months, according to comScore, with people spending about the same amount of time each visit, but making more visits per day on average.

In December alone, Americans spent 49.3 billion minutes on Facebook -- the collective equivalent of about 94,000 years, comScore said. Facebook surpassed Google as the website with the most U.S. visits last year, according to Experian Hitwise. Facebook says an average user has 130 friends and creates 90 pieces of content a month.