Say I was hired by a store to put up Facebook account. Since I do not know who are the people that could be connected to the store, I put up a Facebook profile so I can add friends. This is against Facebook terms and conditions that only individual should put up a profile account. My strat is when I reach 300 friends, (network is built then) I then create a page where I will redirect everyone then delete the profile account. Is this ok?
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closed as off topic by Charles Boyung, Patrick McElhaney Oct 6 '11 at 16:47
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You should either create a Facebook Page or a Facebook Group. Profiles are reserved for individual users and are best adapted for this purpose. A Facebook Page is good if your company is mostly interested in broadcasting to a large group of fans and having as much control over the conversation as possible. This should be the ideal option for your client. A Facebook Group is better suited for smaller communities where it's more about free discussion among the members than marketing per se. A major difference is that fans of a page only get notified when a new message is sent by the owner of the page, where as group members get notified of all new messages no matter who sent them. |
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