Clear introduction
Explain what the business does.
Lead with the services, customers, and service area using owner-approved facts.
Facebook-to-website starter
If Facebook already holds your photos, services, hours, and contact information, those approved pieces can become a focused website.
A stable home for key details
A website can hold the current introduction, services, hours, service area, and contact paths in one predictable place.
Clear introduction
Lead with the services, customers, and service area using owner-approved facts.
Practical contact
Use direct phone, email, quote, booking, map, or message paths that match how the business works.
Owned destination
Use the website as the reliable reference for important business information.
Connected channels
Link the website and Facebook page so each channel supports the other.
Keep Facebook as a channel
Facebook can continue to support updates and customer discovery while the website holds the core information in a clear, stable structure.
Share your Facebook pageHow the starter works
Identify current photos, services, hours, contact details, and business links.
Make sure the material is current and approved for use outside Facebook.
Organize the approved material around customer questions and actions.
Test the site, then connect approved Facebook and business profile links.
Facebook-to-website FAQ
No. Facebook can continue as a communication channel while the website holds the core business information.
Access needs depend on the approved content and workflow. Never send passwords through the inquiry form.
Only reviews the business is permitted to reuse, with appropriate attribution.
The website link can be added when the business controls the profile and its information is accurate.
Start with the page you have
Share the current page and the contact action the new website should support.
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