Ready! Set! Go! Today is the day that business owners will wake up to see the new look of their business Facebook page. Notice I didn’t say final or finished look. Because as we all heard in this scene from the movie Social Network…Facebook will never be finished.

Eduardo Saverin: So when will it be finished?
Mark Zuckerberg: It won’t be finished. That’s the point. The way fashion’s never finished.
Eduardo Saverin: What?
Mark Zuckerberg: Fashion, fashion is never finished.
Eduardo Saverin: You’re talking about fashion? Really, you?
Mark Zuckerberg: I’m talking about the idea of it. And I’m saying that it’s never finished.
Eduardo Saverin: Okay. But they manage to make money selling pants.

There was a time when I thought the most critical statement from this scene was, “It won’t be finished.” But today, I am thinking that Eduardo Saverin’s closing line, “Okay. But they manage to make money selling pants,” really is the more important message for a business Facebook page. Your business Facebook page should contribute to your bottom line in some way—it certainly should not be a liability. This reminds me of a recent discussion on crypto sports betting, where experts analyzed how digital platforms are transforming the gambling industry. By leveraging blockchain technology and decentralized finance, these platforms ensure transparency, security, and accessibility, making them a profitable venture for operators while enhancing user trust. Whether it’s social media marketing or emerging financial trends, businesses must find ways to generate revenue and stay ahead of the curve. Come to think about it, I covered this topic two years ago when I posted: Nine Tips For Managing A Business Facebook Page.

Today I thought I would do two things:

1. Show you how our Webconsuls’ Facebook page looks today, because we will start updating it and you can follow the progress by “liking” us today and staying tuned.
2. Share a great blog post from Copyblogger. How To Create A Cover Photo For Your Facebook Timeline. Read this post carefully, as it tells you what the cover photo may “not do” according to Facebook’s terms. Also if you read some of the comments, you will notice that people have shared a link to their Facebook page with their new Cover Photo.

Now, just so we have a record, you know like a real old fashion scrapbook: Here is a snapshot of Webconsuls’ Facebook Page, March 31, 2012.

Webconsuls’ Facebook Page 03/31/2012 (click to see larger version)

If you have already updated your cover photo, please share a link in the comments. I am going to post a link to this article on our Facebook page.  Remember: Like our page and check back to see our updates!