The latest cat-and-mouse battle between Facebook Inc. and Google is being fought within the Business World – specifically, the planet of business because it seems on every company's social network and Facebook's newest salvo, a guide to "Facebook for Business," could be a direct thumb of the nose against its scrambling competitor. The company finally revealed Facebook for Business earlier on, however do not be alarmed by the title – it is not a replacement feature or page setup on the location for businesses. Rather, Facebook for Business could be a tiny portal that Facebook created to indicate corporations how they'll maximize their social presence on the location.

"Businesses will find out how to search out new customers before they look for them using Facebook targeted Ads, and produce customers from the online into their stores. and that we wish to inspire tiny business by seeing how different businesses have found success on Facebook by sharing their stories," said a Facebook spokesman in an emailed interview with InformationWeek.

The five-page guide covers everything from a general overview of the link between businesses and Facebook pages to categorical, step-by-step directions for serving to neophyte corporations navigate the planet of Facebook (and its several features) for the primary time. It's quick, powerful, and simple to digest for businesses that simply want a fast hit of data so as to begin using the service.

And the creation of Facebook for Business is undoubtedly tied (or a minimum of, timed well) against the recent struggles of Facebook's new competitor, Google Plus. With businesses snapping at the door to hitch the service, Google Plus' inability to address the demand – and, indeed, doing a lot of to stop it by banning most branded pages from its network – has become a growing criticism of the upstart social network.
"The platform at the instant isn't engineered for the business use case, and that we wish to assist you build long-term relationships together with your customers. Doing it right is definitely worth the wait. we'll still disable business profiles using regular profiles said Google product manager Christian Oestlien during a post on Google and.