How to add Facebook Stories to your Business page

This post goes over how to add a Facebook Story to your Facebook Business page from a computer.

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Facebook Stories are becoming increasingly popular, with Facebook doing their best to push Stories by putting them at the very top of everyone’s News Feed.

To take advantage of this newer channel, many businesses are looking to publish Facebook Stories to their Facebook Business page.

How to add Facebook Stories to your Business page

To add a Facebook Story to your Business page, it is quite simple.

1. If you are on a computer, simply click the blue “+” next to your businesses main profile picture.

2. Next, create your Facebook Story. At the bottom of this popup box, you will see the options to post this to “Your Page’s Story” and “News Feed” already checked. If you do not want this Facebook Story also published as a normal post on your page, uncheck “News Feed”.

3. Click Share Now.

That’s it. Once posted, your page’s Facebook Story will be public for 24 hours, and will be shown above the News Feed to your followers.

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