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Even though facebook will be forcing everyone to switch, I'd hold off.. Hides your html add on pages, shows every other page you like, limited controls, not really happy with it. Only benefit is the cover photo.. Not functional at all..
 
Even though facebook will be forcing everyone to switch, I'd hold off.. Hides your html add on pages, shows every other page you like, limited controls, not really happy with it. Only benefit is the cover photo.. Not functional at all..

Why hold off?

Look at what Coca Cola did...

https://www.facebook.com/cocacola

Timeline with events back to the 1800's...

Don't be the one who crosses their arms and says it stinks... be the one who embraced it and used it to their advantage.
 
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Why hold off?

Look at what Coca Cola did...

https://www.facebook.com/cocacola

Timeline with events back to the 1800's...

Don't be the one who crosses their arms and says it stinks... be the one who embraced it and used it to their advantage.

2 seconds ago I had no interest in CC's FB page, after checking it I got to say: WOW, someone put some hours and good work on getting that time line.
 
Why hold off?

Look at what Coca Cola did...

https://www.facebook.com/cocacola

Timeline with events back to the 1800's...

Don't be the one who crosses their arms and says it stinks... be the one who embraced it and used it to their advantage.
I'm normally the first one to say "Embrace the inevitable". In this case, not so much. Facebook is taking away more than they are giving, in an effort to make brands pay for their audience.

Why rush it?
 
I'm normally the first one to say "Embrace the inevitable". In this case, not so much. Facebook is taking away more than they are giving, in an effort to make brands pay for their audience.

Why rush it?
Depends on where you are. If you've got your super-optimized, Like-for-anything-of-value page set up, then go ahead and drag your feet. But if you (like us) haven't done a lot of those things (about all we did was add ContactAtOnce to ours, and now it's arguably more prominent than before), why not?