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   How do I create a Facebook page?

   • People who like or follow a Page can get updates in Feed. Newly-created Pages are in the new Pages experience. Go to facebook.com/pages/create. Enter a Page name and Category. You can also add a Page bio. Click Create Page. If you want to customize your Page, you can add your bio, a profile picture, and a cover photo. Click Done.

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   How to create an organization page on Facebook?

   • An organization page on Facebook is more preferable because of its easy and approachable design. By creating a Facebook page, you will be automatically designated as an administrator. You can create a Facebook page through the Facebook website or its mobile app. Go to Facebook. Open any web browser on your computer and visit the Facebook web page .

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   How do I create a Facebook account?

   • It's easy to create a Facebook account; on the Facebook home page, below the login fields, is the Sign Up heading. Below this heading is a sign-up form. Just fill it up with the required information and click the green “Sign up” button at the bottom of the page to instantly get an account. Create a Facebook Page.

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   How do I add an organization to Facebook?

   • There is some information you have to add first. You have to provide the name of your organization and pick an organization “type.” Facebook doesn’t provide many choices here. Your best bets are “government” or “nonprofit” which are both located in the “company, organization, or institution” pull-down menu.

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2. www.facebook.com › business › toolsHow to Create & Set Up a Facebook Page for Your Business

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   Here’s how to create a Facebook Page for your business. Add your business name and description. Name your Page after your business, or another name that people search for to find your business. Use the About section to tell people what your business does. Add a profile photo and cover photo.

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4. web.facebook.com › business › helpHow to create a Facebook Page | Meta Business Help Center

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   Here's how to create a Page on your computer: Log in to Facebook. On the left side, click Pages. Below Your Pages and profiles, click Create new Page. Enter the Page name and Category. Click Create Page. If you want to customize your Page, you can add your Bio, a profile picture, and a cover photo.