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Post to multiple Facebook Pages at once

Franchises, agencies and brands with local Pages often post the same news to many Facebook Pages. Here is how to write it once and schedule it to every Page at the same time.

A calendar with the same post scheduled to multiple Facebook Pages at once, close up
A calendar with the same post scheduled to multiple Facebook Pages at once

Post to multiple Facebook Pages in 5 steps

Connect your Pages

Click Add Channel and pick Facebook. Sign in once and turn on every Page you want. Each Page becomes its own channel.

Group Pages by client

If you manage Pages for clients, put each Page under a customer. The calendar can then show 1 client at a time.

Pick all the Pages in 1 post

In the post editor, click each Page you want. The main text goes to all of them.

Change 1 Page if needed

Open a Page's tab to give it its own text, photos, link preview or first comment.

Schedule once

Pick a time or use the next free slot. The post goes out to every Page at that time, once.

What you can post to each Page

ItemLimit
TextUp to 63,206 characters
MediaUp to 10 photos or 1 video
First commentYes, posted as the Page
Link previewSet the link to preview
ResultsPage and post results

Up to 10 photos or 1 video. Follow-up comments are posted as comments by the page. See the Facebook scheduler page for more.

Example: a franchise with 12 Pages

A tea shop chain has 12 branches, each with its own Facebook Page. Head office writes 1 post for a new winter drink and picks all 12 Pages. On 3 Pages the branch runs a different price, so head office opens those tabs and changes the price line. Branch owners who want to check posts first are set up as customers with approval on, and they answer from a review link. The post goes out to all 12 Pages at 11:00 on Monday, once. The example is made up to show the workflow.

Common mistakes

  • Connecting Pages with a personal account that will leave the company. If that person loses access, the Pages lose access too. Use an account that will stay.
  • Not turning on every Page when Facebook asks which Pages to share. Pages you skip do not show up. Connect again and turn them on.
  • Posting at the same minute on 20 Pages that share followers. Spread them over an hour if the same people follow many of them.

Can you post to Facebook groups too?

No. Facebook lets apps post to Pages, not to groups or personal profiles. Postozo posts to Pages only.

Same post, small changes per Page

Posting the exact same text to 20 Pages can look like spam to readers who follow more than 1 of them. A few small changes help:

  • Add the town or branch name to each Page's version, for example "Now open in Indore".
  • Use a local photo where you have one.
  • Change the link to the local page of your website.
  • Let the AI assistant rewrite the text slightly for each Page. Nothing changes until you accept.

How many Pages can I connect?

Each Page counts as 1 channel. Standard allows 5, Team allows 10, Pro allows 30, Ultimate allows 100. Instagram, LinkedIn and your other networks count toward the same total. See pricing.

Approval for each Page owner

If a franchise owner or client must see posts for their Page first, put the Page under their customer and turn on approval. They get a review link and answer in 1 click. See the approval workflow guide.

Many Pages, 1 calendar

The calendar shows every Page's posts in 1 place. Filter it by customer to check 1 branch, or drag a post to a new day and every Page in it moves together. This works the same for Instagram accounts, LinkedIn Pages and Google Business Profile locations, so a multi-location brand can plan everything from 1 screen.

Schedule many Pages from 1 spreadsheet

With bulk upload, a franchise or an agency can plan weeks for many Pages at once. Name the Pages in the channels column, separated by |, or pick them as defaults for the whole file. Each line can go to a different set of Pages, with up to 10 pictures by link. Every line is checked before anything is created.

Let each Page owner connect their own Page

For franchises, the Page often belongs to the local owner. Send them a client connect link: they sign in to Facebook, tick their Page, and it lands under their customer in your workspace. No passwords, and no admin rights to hand over by hand.

A report per Page owner

Put each owner's Page under a customer and make a client report for each one. Every owner gets their own numbers by email each month, and nobody sees another location's results.

SetupHow it works in Postozo
10 Pages, 1 brand1 customer, all Pages under it, 1 post to all 10 at once
10 franchise owners10 customers, 1 Page each, approval on for those who want it, a report each
An agency with 30 PagesA customer per client, the calendar filtered 1 client at a time
FAQ

Questions

Something else? Email support@postozo.com and a person will answer.

Can I post to multiple Facebook Pages at once?

Yes. Connect each Page as a channel, pick them all in 1 post, and schedule it. It goes out to every Page at the set time.

How do I share a post to multiple Facebook Pages?

Write it once in Postozo and pick every Page. You can still change the text for any 1 Page.

Is there a way to post to multiple Facebook groups at once?

Not with an app. Facebook only lets apps post to Pages, not groups. You can post to many Pages at once.

Can you add multiple files to a Facebook post?

Yes. Up to 10 photos, or 1 video, per post.

Do I have to sign in to Facebook for each Page?

No. Sign in once and turn on every Page you manage. You can add more later.

Does each Page count as a channel?

Yes. 1 Page is 1 channel. Standard includes 5 channels and Ultimate includes 100.

Can each Page owner approve their posts?

Yes. Put the Page under a customer and turn on approval for it.

Can I schedule posts to many Pages from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Bulk upload takes a CSV file with the Page names in a channels column.

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