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Per this answer (given to a very similar question), you cannot do this. Facebook Pages are inherently public, and there is no way to hide your activity on them from other people's casual viewing or G …

As explained on this Etsy Help page: First, make sure you're signed out of Facebook in the same browser. Then, go to Your Shop > Info & Appearance and scroll down to the Links section. ( …

When creating the Page, you should have chosen the Local Business or Place category. If this was not done originally, then it can be fixed after-the-fact using: Edit Page ==> Update Public Info ==> …

As far as I know, this can only be done for Events created within the context of your personal account, where Facebook allows you to control various aspects of Privacy. On the other hand, it cannot b …

When adding comments that contain embedded URL links to posts on Pages, it seems that Facebook sometimes expands these links (i.e., displays an associated Preview of the link), and sometimes does not. …

Go to your page's Admin Panel. From the Edit Page menu, choose Edit Settings. There, you will see an item named Posting Ability, which is apparently current set to "Anyone can post to my page timeli …

When you, as an Admin of a Page, use Facebook, there are two different mechanisms for choosing which "voice" you are using -- i.e., working as "the Page" or working as "yourself". The first mechanism …

I disagree with your opening statement. As written in Facebook's official Help Center, only Page admins can formally "invite" friends to a Page. Non-admins can share the page with others, but not fo …

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When a person with admin privileges for a given page access the "Build Audience" menu in the Admin Panel: the "Invite Friends..." item should allow him to invite only friends (of that admin). He sh …