Many thanks!įB tagging is still one of the most confusing functions to me.Ī question, which I hope is related enough to belong here… If your question isn’t answered, please comment on that post. Note: Please read the updated post: Facebook Page Tagging – An Update. Have I missed any features of tagging for Timelines and Pages? Have you taken advantage of tagging to increase visibility for your Facebook Page? Admins need to be aware of what is going on with tagging and monitor the activity to avoid any issues. I have not found any type of Tag Review for Pages as there is for Timelines.
Once you have done that, you can tag another Page in a post. To change to your Page, click on the down arrow next to home and select your Page: Using Facebook as a Page Tagging a Page from another Page is a nice way to promote other brands in which you may have a relationship, but to do so, you need to be using Facebook as your Page.
STILL HAS THE TAGGER PLUS
Plus you can restrict people from tagging photos that you post. That is what you see in the image above for MH Paint Works – my post in the right column. The Post Visibility section enables you to put posts by others at the top of the right column on the timeline. To make your Page more interesting, you should allow people to post content, photos and videos to your Page. Page Tagging – Managing PermissionsĪs a Page Admin, you can set the permissions for your Page for how you want to handle posting. Go to your Admin Panel, click on the down arrow next to manage and select “Edit Page”. Below is a post where I tagged the MH Paint Works Page and note that the post is in the right column. Tagging in posts show up on your timeline. The layout of the photos section of your Page Timeline has your albums on top and tagged photos below. Photo Tagging for Pages (click to enlarge) The photo was visible on the Page under the photos area, but not on the timeline. I also received notification in the Admin Panel of these events. I took a screenshot as I hovered over the image and you can see that I tagged my laptop. Since Masterful Marketing’s Page is in the Brand or Product category, I was able to tag my page in a photo and a comment. If a photo is published to “everyone”, then it can appear publicly on the Photos tab of the Page and the admins can see it. In addition, the privacy of the photo is always respected when a Page is tagged in a photo. Only Pages within the Brands & Products or People categories can be tagged in photos. If you don’t want to restrict people, you do have many options if someone tags you unfavorably. You can turn on Tag Review in your privacy settings to ensure you always approve a tag. When someone tags your personal profile (timeline), you have control about how you handle tags. However, since your entire post including associated comments is automatically posted onto the wall of whichever friend/Page is tagged, there is an unspoken etiquette of Facebook Tagging that you need to understand. Without tagging, you could post a nice comment but your friend or the Page owners may never know they were mentioned. When a friend or Page is notified that they have been tagged, it increases engagement because they are more likely to comment on or like the activity in which they have been tagged. Makes the post more visible because it appears in the news feed and timeline of the friend or Page you tagged (if the person has set the post to be visible to friends or public).Notifies a friend or Page when you post something that pertains to them, letting them know that they were mentioned.
Would you let me know how tagging works for Facebook Pages, as it seems to be different from personal profiles? Also, is there a way to review tags and approve them before they are posted? Facebook Tagging Overview Facebook Tagging – How it works for Timelines & Pagesįacebook tagging links a person, Page, or place to something you post, like a status update, photo or app activity. As of right now, the post does not show up on the Page’s wall or in the news feed of people who like the Page. There was nothing inflammatory about the post, but my company is very sensitive regarding what is posted on our wall. Recently, we were tagged in a post by another company. Although Facebook Tagging seems rather straightforward, when I received the following as a comment in another post, I decided to write an entire post on the subject.
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