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Let's redesign Facebook pages for small businesses.

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Tests product design for a B2B-facing surface within a consumer platform: balancing small business owners' limited time and resources against the need for a professional storefront.

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  1. Clarify the user: small business owners, a local bakery or salon, who use a Page as their primary online presence without a dedicated website or marketing staff.
  2. Identify pain points: Pages mix personal-style posting tools with business needs like hours, bookings, and a catalog, making it unclear how to look professional with limited time.
  3. Identify the core job: let a customer discover the business, see accurate hours and catalog, and take an action in one visit.
  4. Propose a storefront-first Page template, hours, catalog, reviews, a single primary CTA, replacing the current feed-first layout, with a guided setup wizard.
  5. Address the trade-off: simplifying the template reduces flexibility for larger businesses wanting custom branding, so offer an advanced mode behind the simple default.
  6. Define success: profile-to-action conversion rate, and setup completion rate for the guided wizard.

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