​Sharing to Facebook

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Sharing to Facebook Via DSMN8 

Sharing to Facebook follows a similar sharing process to LinkedIn, however uses a native share function. You are not required to connect your Facebook in the same way you are for LinkedIn.

Choose the article you would like to share, and select the Facebook Icon as the social channel to share to. 

  1. Post Caption - This is personalised message that will be added to your Facebook post when you share. Put your stamp on the content you are sharing, explain why it is interesting to your network, find out more about post captions from our article here.   (See Image Below) 
  2. Preview Images - The preview image is the image that appears to display what the article is about. When available multiple images may have been added to a post as a user, you will be able to select a preview image that you prefer using the arrow options. (See Image Below). 
  3. Preview Title - The title for the article that you have shared. When available alternative options can be selected using the arrows. 
  4. Preview Description - Preview Description is displayed just below the preview title of your post and is a short explainer of the article itself. When available alternative options can be selected using the arrows. 

Once you are happy with your post press Copy & Continue. 

A pop up will then open to Facebook, (you will need to log into Facebook if you are not already) the post caption and link will then be automatically pulled in to create a new post. You can then post via the Facebook pop up to either your feed, or story. You will need to paste in the post caption that you copied on pressing copy and continue.  

Sharing an Image 

Choose the image you would like to share, and select the Facebook Icon as the social channel to share to. 

  1. Post Caption - This is a personalised message that will be added to your LinkedIn post when you share. Put your stamp on the content you are sharing and explain why it is interesting to your network.

A pop up will then open to Facebook, (you will need to log into Facebook if you are not already) the post caption and link will then be automatically pulled in to create a new tweet. You can then post via the Facebook pop up to either your feed, or story.

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​Sharing To X (Previously Known As Twitter​)

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