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Significant Page Name Change | April 2013 Significant Page Name Change 1 You request a Significant Page Name Change through your Facebook account team. 2 3 How it works Why are we doing this? SomeCmes a Page’s name no longer reflects its intent – because it included a date, because you’d like to merge a product page with a brand page… there are lots of understandable reasons. To protect our users’ idenCCes, we noCfy them before making this change. What makes a Page name change “significant”? A “significant” name change is any change that falls outside of our Page name change guidelines found here . Likely use cases include: product to brand, campaign to brand, event to brand, product to product, locaCon to locaCon, and campaign to product. For example, “Facebook Pages Manager” (product) to “Facebook Pages” (different but related product) is a significant name change. How o9en can I significantly change my Page’s name? A maximum of one Cme per calendar year. *How we no>fy your audience When you choose to change your Page’s name, we’ll send an email to everyone who likes your Page that says: “A Page you like, Old Page Name, is changing its name to New Page Name on date 14 days in the future.’” This email also includes a buXon prompCng them to visit your Page. If someone likes the Page during that 14day window, he or she receives the same email noCficaCon immediately. (See next page for an example email.) Will lots of people unlike my Page? We’ve seen a very low percentage of users choosing to unlike a Page based on a Significant Page name change. There may be an iniCal spike in unlikes when the email is delivered (perhaps because some users have forgoXen they liked it in the first place), but that spike in the unlike rate typically seXles within 23 days. People like Pages on Facebook for lots of different reasons – for example, to hear latest news, receive offers, and share with their friends that they like a Page. Because choosing to like a Page is part of someone’s idenCty on Facebook, we noCfy them before a Page significantly changes its name. People who like your Page receive an email noCfying them that your Page’s name will be changed in 14 days. If they doesn’t like the new name for the Page, they have Cme to unlike it before the name change is completed.* 14 days later the Page’s name is changed on Facebook. 1

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Significant  Page  Name  Change    |  April  2013  

Significant  Page  Name  Change  

1   You  request  a  Significant  Page  Name  Change  through  your  Facebook  account  team.  

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How  it  works  

Why  are  we  doing  this?  SomeCmes  a  Page’s  name  no  longer  reflects  its  intent  –  because  it  included  a  date,  because  you’d  like  to  merge  a  product  page  with  a  brand  page…    there  are  lots  of  understandable  reasons.  To  protect  our  users’  idenCCes,  we  noCfy  them  before  making  this  change.    

What  makes  a  Page  name  change  “significant”?  A  “significant”  name  change  is  any  change  that  falls  outside  of  our  Page  name  change  guidelines  found  here.  Likely  use  cases  include:  product  to  brand,  campaign  to  brand,  event  to  brand,  product  to  product,  locaCon  to  locaCon,  and  campaign  to  product.    For  example,  “Facebook  Pages  Manager”  (product)  to  “Facebook  Pages”  (different  but  related  product)  is  a  significant  name  change.    

How  o9en  can  I  significantly  change  my  Page’s  name?  A  maximum  of  one  Cme  per  calendar  year.    

*How  we  no>fy  your  audience  When  you  choose  to  change  your  Page’s  name,  we’ll  send  an  email  to  everyone  who  likes  your  Page  that  says:      “A  Page  you  like,  Old  Page  Name,  is  changing  its  name  to  New  Page  Name  on  date  14  days  in  the  future.’”      This  email  also  includes  a  buXon  prompCng  them  to  visit  your  Page.    If  someone  likes  the  Page  during  that  14-­‐day  window,  he  or  she  receives  the  same  email  noCficaCon  immediately.      (See  next  page  for  an  example  email.)    Will  lots  of  people  unlike  my  Page?  We’ve  seen  a  very  low  percentage  of  users  choosing  to  unlike  a  Page  based  on  a  Significant  Page  name  change.  There  may  be  an  iniCal  spike  in  unlikes  when  the  email  is  delivered  (perhaps  because  some  users  have  forgoXen  they  liked  it  in  the  first  place),  but  that  spike  in  the  unlike  rate  typically  seXles  within  2-­‐3  days.  

People  like  Pages  on  Facebook  for  lots  of  different  reasons  –  for  example,  to  hear  latest  news,  receive  offers,  and  share  with  their  friends  that  they  like  a  Page.    Because  choosing  to  like  a  Page  is  part  of  someone’s  idenCty  on  Facebook,  we  noCfy  them  before  a  Page  significantly  changes  its  name.  

People  who  like  your  Page  receive  an  email  noCfying  them  that  your  Page’s  name  will  be  changed  in  14  days.  If  they  doesn’t  like  the  new  name  for  the  Page,  they  have  Cme  to  unlike  it  before  the  name  change  is  completed.*  

14  days  later  the  Page’s  name  is  changed  on  Facebook.  

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The  Significant  Page  Name  Change  email  is  delivered  to  the  main  email  address  associated  with  a  user’s  Facebook  account.  

If  a  user  has  chosen  to  limit  the  noCficaCons  they  receive  from  Facebook  (set  via  their  noCficaCons  se^ngs),  they  may  not  receive  this  email.