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What happens when you convert a Facebook profile into a page?

What happens when you convert a Facebook profile into a page?

Converting a Profile to a Page creates a new Facebook Business Page that is based on the profile, while leaving the individual Profile the same. When you Convert: Facebook will transfer your profile picture and cover photo to the Page, and the name on your profile will become the Page’s name.

How many times can I merge Facebook pages?

Only 2 pages will be merged at a time. So if you are merging more than this, you will have to do multiple merge requests. Your pages need to have ‘similar’ page names and are relevant to each other. Content from the ‘merged’ page including posts and photos will be deleted.

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How to convert your Facebook profile to a Facebook page?

In the past, Facebook allowed users to convert their Profile to a Page by simply generating a Page based on the information already provided and translating the Profile’s friends into Page fans. However, this is no longer an option. Instead, you will need to create a new Facebook Page for your business from scratch.

What happens when I convert my Facebook page to a business?

When you Convert: You will have both a Personal Profile and a Business Page after the conversion. Facebook will transfer your profile picture and cover photo to the Page, and the name on your profile will become the Page’s name. You can select from your friends, followers and pending friend requests and add them as your new Page’s followers.

Should you migrate your Facebook profile to a business fan page?

Brand – A Facebook business page serves as a better brand ambassador for your business. I reckon the biggest disadvantage of moving from a Facebook profile to a business fan page is that you lose the personal touch. No Friends – Once you migrate, you can’t add or accept friends.

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What happens when you migrate from one Facebook page to another?

No Friends – Once you migrate, you can’t add or accept friends. If a Facebook user wants to get associated with your page, they have to become a fan. Profile Data – If you migrate, you lose all profile data. Though you can backup the same, it’s still a risk. No Chat – Since you’ve no friends, you can’t chat with them.