What is Facebook?

‍Facebook is a popular social network that makes it easy to connect and share images, videos and messages with your friends and family. You can like or comment on their content. It's one of the most popular social networks where brands, influencers and users share and interact with each other. There are over 2.45 billion users who use Facebook every month and 1.66 billion users use the platform daily.

Why should you embed Facebook into your Bit documents?

Our users like to enhance their work by embedding Facebook in their marketing documents, sales content, customer service guides, training manuals, reports, eBooks, and much more. When there is content the comes alive inside of your written work it adds an impressive memorable visual touch. Regardless of your audience - whether it's colleagues, clients, partners, followers, students, etc. you'll leave them with an impact as smart digital content gets woven between your words.

Key Benefits:

• Add Facebook posts directly into your documents
• Share your Facebook posts with automatic live comment and like updates
• Bring your audience into the future with modern documents

Documents You Can Embed Facebook Posts on:

• ‍‍Embed Facebook in marketing documents
• Embed Facebook in sales content
• Embed Facebook in customer service guides

How do you embed Facebook into your Bit documents?

It's incredibly easy to embed Facebook into your Bit documents.

1. Go to Facebook and open up any post that you would like to add to your Bit document and copy the shareable URL.
2. Open up a Bit document and paste the URL on a blank line.
3. Bit will automatically start loading your Facebook post and have it appear inside of your content!
4. For additional formatting options you can click on the three dots on the top right corner. This tool bar will allow you to add a caption or delete it.

Start adding visual magic to your words with smart Bit documents.

Video Tutorial: Learn how to embed a Facebook Post

Embed Facebook in Your Bit Documents

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Here's how Facebook looks inside of a Bit document / wiki: