Summary
Facebook announced a new version of Facebook for Business, designed as a central destination for marketers. It consolidates all marketing solutions, including a Getting Started section for specific goals and a Solutions section organized by product and industry. The new Success Stories section makes case studies discoverable by industry, product, and goal.
The Facebook for Business blog provides official news and tips. Initially available in US English, a global release is planned. Facebook Studio remains available, but Facebook for Business is the primary source for updates.
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