As more and more online content ends up hosted on Facebook, it becomes more important for Facebook to provide ways for publishers and creators to make money.

That’s why some changes announced today to the social network’s branded content and ads policies could be a big deal.


Under the new rules, verified Facebook Pages can now share branded content (i.e., “any post — including text, photos, videos, Instant Articles, links, 360 videos, and Live videos — that specifically mentions or features a third party product, brand, or sponsor”) on Facebook.


Who will be affected by this change? Well, verified Pages are usually owned by big brands, publishers, celebrities and other influencers, though there are exceptions.

SOURCE: http://whateverlovely..com/2016/04/facebook-makes-another-good-changewhat.html

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As more and more online content ends up hosted on Facebook, it becomes more important for Facebook to provide ways for publishers and creators to make money.

That’s why some changes announced today to the social network’s branded content and ads policies could be a big deal.


Under the new rules, verified Facebook Pages can now share branded content (i.e., “any post — including text, photos, videos, Instant Articles, links, 360 videos, and Live videos — that specifically mentions or features a third party product, brand, or sponsor”) on Facebook.


Who will be affected by this change? Well, verified Pages are usually owned by big brands, publishers, celebrities and other influencers, though there are exceptions.

SOURCE: http://whateverlovely..com/2016/04/facebook-makes-another-good-changewhat.html

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