If you’re the administrator of a Facebook Page for your business (or whatever), you can still comment as yourself. Facebook changes the method of doing so constantly — this is the latest method that’s known to work.
For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
Under the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineClick “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
If you’re the administrator of a Facebook Page for your business (or whatever), you can still comment as yourself. Facebook changes the method of doing so constantly — this is the latest method that’s known to work.
For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
Under the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineClick “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
If you’re the administrator of a Facebook Page for your business (or whatever), you can still comment as yourself. Facebook changes the method of doing so constantly — this is the latest method that’s known to work.
For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
Under the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineClick “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
If you’re the administrator of a Facebook Page for your business (or whatever), you can still comment as yourself. Facebook changes the method of doing so constantly — this is the latest method that’s known to work.
How to Comment on Your Facebook Page as Yourself
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For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
Under the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineClick “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
For example, http://facebook.com/howchoo (shameless plug)
Visit your Facebook page
Under the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineUnder the main blue navigation bar at the top of the page (the one containing the Facebook logo and search box), you’ll see a lighter blue box that states something to the effect of:
You are posting, commenting, and liking as howchoo ? Change to Zach LevineLocate the light blue bar
Click “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
Click “Change to [Your Name]” and you can now post, comment, and like your page’s content using your personal Facebook account.
Click your name
We’re hiring. Write for Howchoo
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