Facebook Profiles vs. Fan Pages

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This document discusses the differences between Facebook profiles and Facebook pages and provides guidance on creating a Facebook page. Facebook profiles are for personal use with friends, while pages are for public, non-personal uses like a course or organization. Pages allow users to follow updates without mutual friend connections and have no limits on followers. The document also provides examples of university and organization pages and a link to create a new page.

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