Facebook: here is what is behind the new timeline!

After the launch of the new graphics of Facebook , available at almost all users, there was a general concern to the new layout of social networks, that will change the face and not only!

When a service presents a novelty, there is always a good portion of users, which a priori the critical change. Of course, each has its own habits and Facebook often makes us despair with the sudden news that give vitality to a social network not exactly young.

Timeline is a revolution. Think is intended only to "simple users"? Wrong. It will be a real commercial service available to thousands of businesses and industries of low, medium and high.

The new layout of Facebook will be a move of great commercial importance. Why? Well, take a look at the image below and you will understand how big (but small) brands could be at an advantage and therefore the visual advertisement:

And you think that these are just some of the major brands. The extension of the timeline will allow the user to see larger images and arranged so as to attract attention .Recall that, in theory, should be a way traces the "Timeline", that is, let us remember what happened a few years ago, so let us hear the change.

Facebook, slowly, you are pushing beyond. It almost seems to want to change the concept of web browsing. These new "profiles" resemble more and more websites and being able at will to organize the structure of the page triggered a further idea, that of economic benefit.

But we must be clear. Nothing against these marketing strategies, indeed. Behind a project like this, there must have been a great job. After all, Facebook is a free service within which there are many possibilities for ford and a customer base estimated at 800 million people , why should not create additional tools or partnerships with other companies?

The freedom of economic initiative is a prerogative of all the companies and the social network Mark Zuckerberg accurately reflects this belief. Let's just hope that Facebook does not become a minefield in which the bombs masquerading as advertising.