Facebook allows users to share posts with their friends, groups, and communities, but not all posts are automatically shareable. If you want your content to reach a wider audience, you need to adjust your post’s privacy settings. By setting your post to “Public”, you enable others to share it beyond your immediate friends list. Facebook also offers features like text backgrounds to make posts more engaging and noticeable. Whether you’re sharing personal updates, business content, or viral trends, ensuring your post is shareable helps maximize its reach.
Steps to Make Your Post Shareable
Let’s see how to make a Facebook post shareable.
- Click on the ‘What’s on your mind’ section at the top of your profile or feed page.
- Enter your content and get it ready to share.
- Before you click on Share, you have to select Privacy.
- You can find the privacy settings of your post under your name. There is a box that says ‘Public’ or ‘Friends.’
- Click on the box and select who can view your post.
- Set your default settings and select ‘Public’ to make your post shareable. If the adjustment was already showing ‘Public,’ then your posts should already be shareable.
Now that you have selected ‘Public,’ everyone will see and share your post. For your future posts, you can adjust the Privacy from the Settings in your profile. To do that, follow the steps below:
- Click on the drop-down arrow in the header.
- Click on ‘Settings & Privacy.’
- Then click on ‘Settings.’
- Now click on ‘Privacy’ from the menu on the left.
- The ‘Who can see your future posts’ option will be in the ‘Your Activity’ section.
- Click on ‘Edit’ next to that option and adjust it to ‘Public’ to make your posts shareable by everyone.
How to Do it on Mobile
It is possible to make a Facebook post shareable from Mobile as well. It is very easy and contains pretty much the same steps as before. In case of any problem, you contact Facebook Support.
- Open the Facebook app and enter your content in the ‘What’s on your mind’ section.
- Then, under your username, you will see two buttons that say ‘Friends or Public’ and ‘Album.’
- If the first button contains the ‘Public’ text, your post would already be shareable. Yet, if it isn’t, make it shareable by switching it to ‘Public.’
Bonus: Tips to Make Your Posts More Visible
Now that you have learned how to make your posts shareable, it is important to know how to make them visible. If you want your posts to be shared, you probably want them to be seen by as many people as possible. That is why we give you tips on how to increase reach and engagement on Facebook.
Posting Time
One of the most important things is posting at the right time. If you want to reach as many people as possible, you have to do it when your audience would possibly be on Facebook. As for general, this is after 6 or 7 pm on weekdays. Everyone would be at home, and it is most likely the best time to take a look at Facebook.
Another good time for weekdays is noon. When people eat their lunch at work, they try to relax before turning back to work. Saturday night is not a good time for posting for weekends because most people usually have a plan for Saturday nights. Sunday morning wouldn’t be such a good time either. However, all day time except morning time would be good for posting on Sundays.
Visibility
To grab attention on Facebook, your posts need to be visually appealing. Adding a background to text posts or including relevant images can significantly boost engagement. Eye-catching visuals make your content stand out as users scroll. Additionally, profiles with a large following naturally gain more visibility and shares.
Keep it Simple
Especially when you are writing a text, try to keep it simple by keeping it short. If you can’t write short, add as many paragraphs as possible to get a cleaner look for your text. Avoid using complicated sentences. Keep the sentences short and understandable. It is a social media platform, after all. No one would be interested in reading a text similar to an academic article.
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By making Facebook posts shareable I managed to shelter many stray dogs. My friends were kind enough to share the posts with their friends.