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Facebook Crossposting 101: Share Your Video

Want to get more views, reach and engagement on your Facebook videos? Take advantage of Facebook’s Crossposting feature. Crossposting is a way to share your videos across multiple Facebook Pages and allows industry partners (DMOs, sector organizations etc.) to share your videos with their followers.

Here is how to get started:

Step 1: Find the crossposting function in your Facebook settings. To do this, you will need to be an administrator for your page.

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Step 2: Add the pages where you would like to crosspost your videos. For example, to crosspost with Destination BC’s pages add the following: hellobc, hellobc.uk, hellobc.de, hellobc.au, hellobc.mx, and hellobc.jp (the Japan Page will show as Japanese characters).

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Step 3: Once you have an established crossposting relationship with an organization, every time you upload a new video, you must go into the video’s crosspost tab and switch the “on” button for all related pages. In the Destination BC example, this would mean turning “on” all six pages noted above. This gives Destination BC the opportunity to share your video.

  Tip: You can retroactively turn on crossposting for older videos by clicking on “Edit Video” in the post.

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Step 4: Browse new videos available to you from your crossposting partners. Share those videos if they are relevant to your business.

Facebook Crossposting 101: Share Your Video

Benefits include:

  • You no longer have to email videos back and forth with other organizations in order to share content;
  • If you upload a video to Facebook, it’s easier for industry partners to share on their Facebook Page, such as on Destination BC’s HelloBC Facebook Page;
  • If shared, your videos will receive more overall views, engagement and reach, as the metrics are consolidated;
  • You can change the caption if sharing a partner’s video on your Facebook Page; and,
  • You can get access to more videos to share on your page.

Have a question about crossposting? Email Destination BC’s social media team at SocialMedia@DestinationBC.ca

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