Select from the drop-down list the privacy level of your event. You can set it to Public makes your event open to public and anyone can join , Open Invitation allows your existing invitees to invite others as well , Guests and Friends restricts your event to your invitees and friends only , or Invitation Only makes your event closed with only you being able to invite others.
You will be brought to the event's Facebook page. It is right under the event's cover photo. This will bring up the Invite window. Select the friends you're inviting to your event.
Do this by ticking the checkboxes beside their names. You can also use the search box at the top of the window to quickly filter your friends. The list of invitees will be displayed on the right panel. Your invitees will receive a Facebook notification telling them about the event you've created. You've now sent your evites on Facebook. Method 2. Launch Facebook. Look for the Facebook app on your mobile device and tap on it. If you logged out of your previous Facebook session, you will be asked to log in.
Go to Events. Tap on the button with three horizontal bars on the upper left corner to see the main menu. You will be brought to your Events screen. Create an event.
Clearly indicate where your event will take place in the next field. Make sure to select "Public" for the privacy setting under your name, too. Most of the options provided will allow you to reach people who are not connected to you as friends. Try several different options, and include a friendly message to entice people to like your Page, but avoid being spammy.
If you're sharing your page with people you don't know or who aren't your friends, try to share why you think they'll benefit from it as well. Facebook offers a wide variety of affordable advertising options including the option to promote your Page to increase "likes". If your goal is build your audience quickly this is a fast and easy option and here's where that option is when viewed in the Facebook Business Manager:.
If you use this option, just keep in mind that Facebook is very much a "pay to play" platform for businesses these days.
So, if your goal is getting your Page posts in front of more prospects how's that for a tongue twister? If your real goal is getting more visitors to your website or increasing website conversions, allocate your budget to those options instead of focusing on likes.
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March 18, Holly Yalove. If your Facebook Business Page is set up and ready to go, then read on! To jump to the section you're looking for, just click below: 1. Mobile App Instructions Step 1: Go to your company Facebook page and scroll over through the menu options until you find "more" and click on it. But what if I want to invite them again? Here's how to find your Facebook Page "share" feature on desktop and mobile: Sharing a Facebook Page - Desktop Instructions Step 1: Go to your Page and look for the bar located directly under your cover photo.
Invitations can be designed for various holidays, themes and colors. You will be notified when users accept or decline the invitation. Facebook has more registered users than Evite. Businesses may be able to reach a larger audience with an event as opposed to Evite. Facebook also makes it easier to invite large numbers of users at once because email addresses aren't necessary. Friends and fans may miss event notifications if they do not notice the notification at the top of their homepage.
For smaller gatherings, Evite allows more customization to each invitation. Businesses wanting to connect with a small group can create more professional looking invitations on Evite than they can with a Facebook event.
Both also may be posted to Facebook. The electronic record-keeping saves paper, money and time, allowing hosts to plan parties and other events more freely. Party hosts must register for their site of choice before using the services. Facebook users can create events easily by filling out a simple form from a link on the home page.
Facebook users can send invitations by checking individuals or groups within their friends list or send to the entire list. Multiple people can serve as hosts for the event from their own Facebook accounts, and the hosts may change the guest list at any point.
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