Meta for Business

Meta Business ermöglicht das Erstellen und Veröffentlichen von Beiträgen und Werbeanzeigen, Analysetools, das vorzeitigr Planen von Content, das Beantworten von Messenger-Nachrichten, u.s.w. über eine einzelne Plattform. Werbeanzeigen können neben Facebook auch auf anderen Kanälen wie Instagram veröffentlicht werden, was sehr praktisch ist. Einstellungen können sehr detailliert und personalisiert vorgenommen werden. Mit Meta kann eine sehr hohe Reichweite erzielt werden.

Ich persönlich empfinde die Plattform als sehr unübersichtlich und kompliziert aufgebaut. Die Anwendung ist keineswegs selbsterklärend, insbesondere beim Erstellen von kostenpflichtigen Werbekampagnen und -anzeigen. Zum Erstellen und Planen von einfachen Beiträgen passt es, die Aufsetzung von Werbekampagnen/-anzeigen empfinde ich als sehr mühselig. Auch treten sehr häufig metainterne Begrifflichkeiten auf, so dass man sich nicht selten erstmal erkundigen muss, was mit bestimmten Begriffen (bei Einstellungen, die man vornehmen möchte) überhaupt gemeint ist.

Facebook is the most popular social media platform and has the most number of users. You can share anything on facebook, from lengthy text post, to photo albums, long videos and files. It is very useful in connecting with your old friends as it helps you find them easily. Small business users also use it to promote their business and boost sales. Its group feature is also used by students of the same class or program to share updates, progress and documents with other members. The Facebook Messenger is also a full fledged messenger with which you can send text and files to tour contacts and make audio and or video calls to them.

Facebook has become a favourite platform for politicians and groups to spread their views and propagandas, due to which it has become a hub of spams and fake information which is quite annoying and facebook really needs to speedup working on sorting this problem.

I'm trying to find some pros to say about Facebook, but as I was writing this, every time I mentioned what could be a positive, there was more negative to the positive than there was positive to the positive.

I used to love Facebook and check it daily and gleefully update with pithy commentary on my life ... until I realized that I don't necessarily want everyone in the world to know every single aspect and detail of my life. I stopped using Facebook about a year ago because of this and when I realized I kind of didn't want to know the most minuscule aspect of everyone else's life so much either. At this point, I can't really say Facebook has a lot going for it right now. Great, you can share pictures of the grand kids, but wait, do you really want to put pictures of your grand kids out there in the vastness of the Internet for any weirdo to access? I mean, on dating sites, the smart parents blur the faces of their kids if they post pictures of themselves with their children. Sure there are games on there, but I can get games on my phone. Sometimes there are businesses and groups that have FB pages that you need to access to find out information, but really, they could just as easily create a private website or use a number of different apps to do the exact same thing. I don't want to sign into various websites using my FB account, because really, why should FB have all this information about me? Oh, yeah, to sell for a couple billion dollars to companies who are then going to target you for everything from cruises to real estate in Bali. This is similar to my uneasiness of the growing tendrils that Google has into my personal life. Nothing is personal anymore. And you can't trust FB not to be one big gigantic sell out at the expense of its users. So if there was anything positive in there, great, because I tried. I really tried.

Everything. Corporate backstabbing of its users by selling for a massive profit the information of its users. Obviously. I mean, everybody knows about that. And they all probably know too that it sure took a really long time for Zuckerberg to come out of hiding and face the music. And wow look at that shooting star coming down. No wait, that's FB's stock price. As I mentioned above, FB is too invasive and I realized it about a year ago. I don't want them knowing every website and my passwords for it - which is what happens is you click "sign in with FB" when you're going into a website that offers that feature. Why? It's not because I'm visiting the dark web or porn sites, but some of these sites are ones that ask for your personal information, like credit card information and so forth. Also, don't ever get into a boxing match on FB with someone because potential employers regularly check your FB and other social media accounts before coming to a decision on hiring you. So take down all those pics with you wearing the marijuana shirts and holding up the peace sign. Also, I was literally bullied by another adult who should know better on FB for months - who wrote slanderous, terrible things, and complaints to FB about these posts were never answered. Despite setting up security restrictions on my account, exboyfriends were able to access and post on my FB page, even though I had limited as much as I could through the security options. Overall, FB has completely face-planted in my opinion and it's a site I'd be happy to never visit again. Except for my next visit, which will be to take down my FB page.