When you create a post on your Page or in Meta Ads Manager, your post is given a Page post ID. The Page post ID enables you to identify an individual post from your Page.

When you create a post on your Page or in Meta Ads Manager, your post is given a Page post ID. The Page post ID enables you to identify an individual post from your Page.

When you create a post on your Page or in Meta Ads Manager, your post is given a Page post ID. The Page post ID enables you to identify an individual post from your Page.

To update a Page post, send a POST request to the /page_post_id endpoint with the parameters you want to update set to the new content. Example Request Formatted for readability. Replace bold, italics values, such as page_post_id, with your values.

Post Path /{POST-id} Represents a Workplace post. The /{post-id} node returns a single post.

You can publish posts by using the /{user-id}/feed, /{page-id}/feed, /{event-id}/feed, or /{group-id}/feed edges. When creating a Post for a Page if you use a user access token the post will be in the voice of the user that posted it.

If you search a post ID number to select a post, avoid using post IDs you’ve copied from a URL. Instead, find the post you want to advertise in page posts and use the post ID that appears in the ID column.

The ID of a parent post for this post, if it exists. For example, if this story is a 'Your Page was mentioned in a post' story, the parent_id will be the original post where the mention happened

Guide to Facebook posts data. You can perform Facebook post searches by calling the Meta Content Library API client get() method with the search/facebook_posts path. This document describes the parameters, and shows how to perform basic queries using the method.

If you want use Ads Manager to create an ad from an existing Facebook Page post, but the post isn't listed, you can use the Page post id to find it.