Facebook Pages Manager App has a brand new version for iOS 7 with enhanced functionalities. Instead of liking posts and responding to comments, you can now tag people and other pages in your posts and comments.
This particular addition confirms the general tendency of moving the web from Desktop to mobile and gives administrators the ability to enjoy almost all features of Facebook’s desktop version. You can now perform all your community management tasks directly from your phone, without waiting to be in front of your desktop or laptop. More importantly, in case of social media crisis, this feature will allow instant damage control.
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New updates are not yet available on Android, however, if you are an iOS user you can download it from here.
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