Here’s exactly what to do:
A Facebook Business Page must be created from a personal profile, but don’t worry, people won’t see your private information.
On desktop:
Click your profile photo (top right)
Select “Create”
Choose “Page”
Or go directly to:
👉 Facebook
You’ll see a panel on the left:
Use your exact business name (consistent with Google, website, Instagram, Business Manager, etc.)
Start typing and choose up to 3 categories (e.g. Real Estate Agency, Dental Clinic, Marketing Agency, etc.)
Add a short, clear description of what you do and who you help.
Example:
"We help Port Macquarie businesses grow with modern marketing, digital PR, and brand storytelling that inspires action."
Click Create Page.
After creation, add:
Profile Photo (usually your logo)
Cover Photo (wide banner – branded or a strong hero image)
Action Button (Book Now, Call Now, Learn More, Send Message, etc.)
Tip: The cover photo looks different on desktop vs mobile — use safe zones or a centred design.
Go to Settings > Business Information and fill out:
Contact number
Website
Business hours
Address (if applicable)
Price range
Services
This helps with search visibility.
This is critical for ads, Meta Pixels, Instagram linking, and permissions.
Choose (or create) your Business Manager
Go to Business Settings
Select Accounts > Pages
Click Add > Add a Page
Select your newly created page
Now it’s officially business-owned (not personally owned).
Inside Business Settings:
Go to Accounts > Instagram Accounts
Click Add
Log in to your Instagram business profile
This allows cross-posting, shared inbox, and ad integration.
In Business Manager:
Go to People
Add team members
Assign them to the Page
Choose access level:
Admin
Editor
Advertiser
Analyst
Never use personal invites directly from the Page. Always assign through Business Manager for security.
Add:
Services
Photos
Videos
Story Highlights (like Instagram)
Featured Posts
Reviews
About section
A complete page ranks better and converts better.
Before inviting followers, publish at least 3–5 high-quality posts so your page looks alive.
Ideas:
Welcome/intro post
Your story
Services overview
Customer testimonials
Behind-the-scenes
Team photo
Then invite friends, clients, and supporters to follow your page.
❌ Don’t create the Page from Business Manager — always create it through Facebook first
❌ Don’t leave the Page unlinked to your Business Manager
❌ Don’t boost posts before setting up proper Meta ads
❌ Don’t use a personal profile as the face of the business
❌ Don’t invite people to like the page before you have content
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