Friends who often manage their own fan pages on Facebook, although it seems a bit forced to use “Creator Studio”, but after using it, I wonder if you will gradually find it more useful? It seems that this kind of user experience can (or will) provide a consistent experience on mobile platforms. Because Facebook has launched the latest Creator Studio from Facebook on the mobile platform, most of the features of the Creator Studio have been imported into the mobile application. Continue reading “Facebook Creator Workshop” launches a dedicated app to better understand the trends of fans.
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“Facebook Creator Workshop” launches a dedicated app to better understand fan trends (usage experience)
Compared to the web version of the “Creator Studio” that already has a post function, the mobile version of the Creator Studio app (currently the English name is displayed when the app is captured, but it contains Chinese culture) is more focused on viewing data (for now). Although it can also be used for simple reply reading, the strange thing is that some specific replies will jump to the mobile browser (on iOS, it will jump to Safari) to open. It feels that this application is not too perfect:
You can also view the insight report in the app (here is the fan page that the editor opened for boredom as an example, just take a look~). In the post section, you can see the content that has been published, scheduled to be published, and drafts. To a certain extent, this should be an application that is ready to replace the original “Page Assistant app” (think about it carefully, Facebook has not updated it for a long time, it seems…:
However, there should be (at least for the time being) no need to worry that the commonly used page assistant will be cut off immediately, mainly because some functions on the web version are not yet complete in the Creator Studio app during the implementation stage – such as posting or live streaming, etc. However, after it is gradually updated, I believe that in the end Facebook will only have one main fan page application left for people to use. With this understanding, if you really need to use page management frequently, it is recommended to download it and start familiarizing yourself with the interface:
▲Picture: The current web version of the posting interface
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Source: KOCPC Chinese