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Facebook Integration for Your Website

Facebook integration connects your Facebook page to your own website, so activity on one supports the other.

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The features we add

A website that shows your latest Facebook posts never looks forgotten. Facebook integration brings your page's activity onto your own site, keeps it current between updates and gives visitors a quick way to follow and share. We build it as a focused part of our API integration work, so the site and the page feed each other.

Three features do the work. A feed of your posts keeps pages fresh even when you only post on Facebook, and an embedded post lets a visitor read an update in place, on the page where it belongs. A Share button lets visitors pass your content to their own timelines, where friends see it too.

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Every feature uses the tools Facebook supports today, sits where it does the most for your goals and is styled to match your site.

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Our developers connect your Facebook page to your site, and our marketers keep the posts that fill it coming.

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What Is Included in Facebook Integration

Page feed on the pages you choose

Share button and embedded posts

Placement and styling that match your site

A speed test before and after

Documentation of what is connected

Your Facebook Integration Process

  1. DiscoveryWe review your setup, audience and goals, and you get a clear scope before work starts.
  2. DesignWireframes show each page or screen and how visitors move through it, and you sign off before production.
  3. BuildOur in-house team builds it from first design to final code.
  4. LaunchWe test every page, and a team member reviews it before it goes live.
  5. SupportYou can still reach the team that built it after launch.

Why each feature earns its place

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Many people are on Facebook every day, while a new website is still gathering its first comments and return visits. A live feed closes that gap: the site looks active, and a business that posts mostly on Facebook still shows fresh content on its own pages.

Followers are what count on a Page today. Facebook replaced Page Likes with followers in 2021, and a visible link to your page turns a site visitor into a follower who sees your next post. Shares reach further still, carrying your content to the friends of everyone who passes it along.

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Speed, privacy and upkeep

Connected features should feel as quick as the rest of the site. Embedded features load code from Facebook, so we set them to load after the main content and speed-test before and after, which shows what each one adds. The page a visitor came for appears first.

Facebook updates its developer tools from time to time, and we keep your features current. Our website maintenance plans run scheduled checks after launch, and the people who built the features, our web design and development team, are still there whenever you want more.

Running the page itself

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Integration is the code side of Facebook. The page, the posts and the ads are the marketing side, handled by our Facebook marketing service. The two work together: a feed on your site is only as fresh as the page that fills it, and we keep both active.

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Facebook Integration Questions & Answers

Will a Facebook feed slow my site?

We build it so visitors never wait for it. The feed is set to load after the main content, so it arrives once the page is already readable, and a speed test before and after shows exactly what it adds.

Do these features need updating?

From time to time, yes. Facebook revises its developer tools and plugins now and then, so we build against its current documentation and test every feature. Our website maintenance service then keeps each one working after launch.

Can you run my Facebook page too?

Yes. Page management, posting and paid campaigns are part of our Facebook marketing service. The two fit together naturally: the page supplies the posts, and your website gives them a second audience.

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