How to Include a Call-to-Action Button to Your Regular Facebook Post

A call-to-action button (or CTA button) directs your Page visitors to do something specific, like visit your website or call your store. Facebook analysis prove that posts or Ads with CTA buttons have more engagement than those without.

Facebook has made it easier for users to be able to embed CTA buttons like "send message", "shop now" etc. , which anyone can also include links to their website for users to visit.

This is not the same as running an Ad. You don't need to put in any credit card info or need to put in any demographics or interests.

It's an easy and cheaper approach to get more response from prospects or gather leads without investing in Ads.

Note: You need a Facebook business account & a Facebook page to be able to do this successfully. This method will yield instant result if you have a large following on your business page. If you don't have a Facebook page you can create one here

1. Login to your Facebook Business Ad Manager Account

If don't have, you can create one for free here.

2. Click the menu button as seen in the image below.

3. Click on the "page posts" option

4. Fill in Post Details

Fill in the URL area with the link you want the CTA button to handle. It could be a link to your website, blog or your WhatsApp number. Put in the text you want to post, choose the type of CTA button from the drop down list.

5. Create Post

When you're done, click on "create post" button.

Now this HOW TO INCLUDE A Call-To-Action BUTTON TO A REGULAR FACEBOOK POST.

Hope this post was helpful.

If you reached this far, thank You. ❤

If you need more help on this or other Facebook services, you can reach me here

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