New Facebook Business Page Update vs Twitter

I’ve been using Twit­ter quite a bit more the past year. I pre­ferred Face­book because it was not so fast pace as Twit­ter, but Face­book just was not very busi­ness friend­ly. For exam­ple, if I com­ment­ed on a busi­ness page, it would always leave my com­ment as my name, not my busi­ness. On Twit­ter, I could post as my busi­ness! This was a nice fea­ture as I could have employ­ees do the same thing. Well, my frus­tra­tions with Face­book lack­ing good busi­ness tools may have changed start­ing today! Why? Face­book just released a brand new busi­ness page pro­file view and fea­tures. Every­thing that frus­trat­ed me seems to have been addressed and changed for the good. I can now switch between busi­ness and per­son­al just by click­ing a but­ton on the nav­i­ga­tion bar. I can now ​“like” and ​“com­ment” as my com­pa­ny, A David Cre­ation, not ME. At times, I’ll still want to com­ment and share as ME, so I can click a but­ton and com­ment as ME! Why is this a good thing? It makes grow­ing your fan base a lot eas­i­er. When you com­ment as YOU, not a busi­ness, peo­ple can click on your pro­file and become a friend. Maybe you don’t want to be friends with them on a per­son­al lev­el. Maybe you only want to be a ​“busi­ness acquain­tance.” That is why com­ment­ing as your busi­ness name is so much bet­ter (keep busi­ness and per­son­al sep­a­rate). Now a com­pa­ny will see your com­ment as a busi­ness, click on your ​“pro­file” and be tak­ing to your Face­book Busi­ness Page, not your per­son­al friend page. I am friends with most of my clients on a ​“per­son­al” lev­el already and will con­tin­ue to be! BUT these new Face­book fea­tures basi­cal­ly makes it a piece of cake to get your name out there to more prospects. Assum­ing the new changes are bug free and are here to stay, I’ll be spend­ing less time on Twit­ter and more on Face­book, because it is so much less intense for me. It is clean and orga­nized. Twit­ter can make your head spin! I am in the begin­ning stages of test­ing all the fea­tures out, but so far, I’m very hap­py with this update! What do you think? Are you hap­py with the new look and fea­tures? Do you think Twit­ter will suf­fer because of these new updates?