The organic reach for posts on Facebook business pages is extremely low. Typically, you’re lucky if about 10% of your audience sees one of your posts. Spending time creating content for Facebook that no one sees isn’t going to benefit your business. … What you need to do is create brand awareness, educate your audience, show your community involvement, and build excitement about what you do through that content. This approach ties directly into level one of your local business ad strategy on Facebook, which is about creating a larger top-of-funnel audience that will be receptive to your offers when they’re ultimately presented.” Read this article if you’re serious about using Facebook to build your business.

Best Option

This is the best method because reviews stay on the Reviews page forever.

Go to A’s Business Page

Click Reviews on the left side navigation

Click the Yes button under Do you recommend A?

A window will open to allow you to write a recommendation.

Confirm that the post is set to be Public.

Click the Post button when you are done.

You can only leave one Review per Business Page.  If you want to change or update the Review, you have to delete the first review and re-do it.

Alternate Method

Go to A’s Business Page

At the top of the News Feed, click in the “Write a post…” field.

Write a recommendation.

            You could add @person’s name so the post would show up on their personal profile

            You can add hashtags, links to a blog post or website, etc. just as you would any post

This post will be sent out to the Business Page’s Likes as a normal post would be.

This post will work down the News Feed as new posts are added. It will only be seen for a short period of time.

Exchange Reviews

It’s a great idea to arrange mutual reviews with colleagues and business partners. They would follow the same steps on your business page.  I recommend doing the posts 2-3 days apart in case you have shared Friends and/or Likes.