Connect Facebook, and what to do if it says you don't manage any Pages
Connect your Facebook Page once and every new article posts there automatically. If connecting says you don't manage any Pages, it's a Facebook setting, not something wrong with your account.
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Open Connections and click Connect Facebook.
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Log in with the Facebook account that manages your business's Page, and approve the permissions Facebook asks for.
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Pick your Page from the list. If you only manage one, it's chosen for you automatically.
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From then on, every article we publish for you also posts to that Page. There's nothing else to do.
We only ask Facebook for permission to see your Pages and post to them. We never post to your personal profile and never read your personal information.
If it says "That Facebook account does not manage any Pages we can post to." This almost always means Facebook itself isn't handing your Page over, not a problem on our end or with your account in general. The most common cause: your Page is managed through Meta Business Suite (sometimes called Business Manager or a Business Portfolio) rather than the older, simpler Page Roles system, and the specific person connecting isn't recorded there with full access to that Page, even if they can post to it by hand on Facebook itself.
To fix it in Facebook's own settings:
- Go to business.facebook.com and open Business Settings (the gear icon).
- Under Accounts, click Pages, and select your Page.
- Look for People or Assign people and check who has access. Make sure the person connecting is listed with Full control, not a limited role like Analyst or Moderator.
- If they're not listed, add them with Full control. If you don't have permission to do that yourself, whoever originally set up the Page or the Business Portfolio can add you in about a minute.
- Come back to Connections and click Connect Facebook again.
If you're not sure who manages your Business Portfolio, whoever set up the Facebook Page originally is the right person to ask.