Raise funds for a cause that’s important to you, mentor someone who wants help achieving their goals and, in the event of a local crisis, connect with other people to find or give supplies, food or shelter.Check out local recommendations from your friends, then coordinate with them and make plans to get together.Discover events happening near you, businesses to support, local groups and activities to be part of.Find relevant groups based on your interests with the new discovery tool and recommendations.īecome more involved with your community: Use the Groups tab as a hub to quickly access all your groups content.With tens of millions of groups, you'll find something for all your interests and discover more groups relevant to you.Express yourself through your profile and posts, watch, react, interact and stay in touch with your friends, throughoutĬonnect with people who share your interests with Groups:.Share what's on your mind, announce major life events through posts and celebrate the everyday moments with Stories.On Facebook, keeping up with the people who matter most is easy. Communicate privately, watch your favorite content, buy and sell items or just spend time with your community. While Craigslist and various vertical specific sites have been around forever, Facebook is butting in by combining the fact that people don’t need to set up a new account, already visit the app daily, and have visibility into people’s profiles and social graphs can boost trust.Connect with friends, family and people who share the same interests as you. It’s also working on helping people land jobs, buy tickets through Ticketmaster and Eventbrite, discover daily deals through eBay, browse retail products from the Shop sections of Pages, and next, Facebook plans to tackle real estate so you can find a house or apartment. Marketplace’s spotlight on cars is just part of Facebook’s ambitious plans for the commerce platform. You can imagine that dealerships would happily pay for ads if they could land them a car buyer. But a few months back it started testing ads within Marketplace to promote certain products. So just as Marketplace grew out of the rampant emergent behavior of people creating buy-and-sell Facebook Groups, the Marketplace team followed usage trends to build the new vehicle features.įacebook doesn’t take a cut of any Marketplace transactions. “Millions of people in the US alone are looking at used cars, motorbikes, and other vehicle listings every day” he tells me. “Autos are one of the most popular categories of Marketplace” says Facebook product manager Bowen Pan. There’s also been 77% growth in unique conversations between buyers and sellers over the first half of this year. Search volume in Facebook’s peer-to-peer classifieds directory that launched a year ago has grown 3X globally since the start of 2017, with 18 million listings being added in the US alone in May. And you can use Messenger bots to communicate with dealers in real-time instead of filling out a contact form and waiting to hear back. You can check pricing against the industry standard Kelly’s Blue Book. You’ll now be able to use new search filters to find a ride with a specific type, make, model, mileage, transmission, and more from both people and car dealerships like Edmunds,, Auction123, CDK Global, and SocialDealer. So Facebook is creating a dedicated section of Marketplace for vehicles.
Buy a car through Facebook, and the social network could earn a special place in your heart.
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