Until now, a Facebook Page showed up only in the language it was created in, alienating foreign fans. Now Pages can appear translated into a visitor\u2019s local language, which could inspire global brands to buy more Facebook ads promoting them. Global Pages could help a billion language-fragmented users commune around what they like, and connect Facebook to the pesos, pounds, and yen Wall Street wants.<\/p>\n
With the new Global Pages structure, brands can set up localized versions of their cover photos, profile photos, Page apps, milestones, \u201cabout\u201d info, and news feed stories. An English version\u2019s cover might say \u201cHello\u201d while users visiting from Spanish-speaking countries would see a version welcoming them \u201cHola\u201d.<\/p>\n
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