Facebook Introduces New Pages Tools To Aid Authors In Connecting With Followers

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it is introducing new Pages features that are intended to aid creators in being found and interacting with their audience.

The social network is introducing a new setting for producers that restricts access to material to the top fans and subscribers.

When sharing a new post, creators can choose the choice by navigating to their Audience preferences and choosing the "Top fans" option.

Facebook intends to introduce a new setting for creators in the future that will enable them to grant some fans early access to exclusive content.

✨ We’re introducing new features that help creators who use Pages get discovered and connect with their fans: pic.twitter.com/CKYj65JEl8

— Meta for Creators (@MetaforCreators) September 20, 2022

The company is also introducing "Creator Endorsements," which allows creators the chance to promote one another and ask their fans to follow a different creator they appreciate.

Users will get a notification asking them if they wish to follow the suggested creative when a creator they follow recommends another creator.

In order to make it simpler for consumers to find emerging producers on the network, Facebook is also introducing "Rising Creator Labels."

The top 1% of rising creators in a given week will be informed of their achievements.

Facebook claims that the designation demonstrates that a creator's content has attracted a large audience and complies with standards for quality, creativity, and integrity.

To assist the creator in expanding their audience, the label will be shown on their Page and in users' feeds under a "Discover more emerging artists to follow" carousel.

For creators to automatically mention new top admirers, the social network is also introducing new post and story formats.

According to Facebook, the new designs are made to make it simple for creators to express gratitude to their fans for their support.

Finally, Facebook is enabling a composer selection in the navigation bar for iOS creators so they can quickly create a story, reel, or go live.

The company did not provide a release date or whether the capability will be accessible to Android creators.

The company has been developing features for creators as it prepares to deploy the new features.

Facebook just introduced the "Music Revenue Sharing" option, which enables video producers to use licenced music in their Facebook videos and profit from in-stream advertising.

With this tool, creators can make money on certain videos through in-stream advertisements whenever they use licenced music in Facebook videos that are 60 seconds or longer.