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📘 Facebook Posts

Page post composer: templates, photos from menu, drafts, scheduling

Documentation

Facebook Post Composer

The Facebook Posts section is a post composer for your venue's Page. You prepare a post (text + photo), save a draft or publish it straight to your Facebook Page — without switching to Facebook itself.

Open: Admin Panel → Facebook Posts (admin.masamenu.tr).

A Meta connection is required. Connect your account, select a Page and grant the requested permissions. An expired token prompts reconnection; a service outage is shown as a separate error. Availability also depends on the location’s country and your Meta account permissions.


Connecting#

Click "Connect Facebook" and authorize, then pick the Page you'll post to (if you have several). You can change the Page any time.


Creating a post#

Ready-made templates#

Start from a template for the occasion:

  • Announcement / new item — introduce a new dish;
  • Promo — a discount or special offer;
  • Event — an evening, concert or holiday;
  • Story / article — a story about your venue;
  • Custom — from a blank slate.

Editor#

  • Post text — what your followers will see.
  • Image — pick a photo from your menu or provide your own image URL.
  • Link — e.g. to your menu or a reservation page.
  • Preview — how the post will look coming from your Page.

AI help#

The AI can generate the post text — for example, around a specific dish or from your short brief.


Drafts, publishing and scheduling#

  • Save draft — set it aside and come back later.
  • Publish — the post goes to your Facebook Page.
  • Schedule — set a date and time for the post to publish automatically.

The "My Posts" list shows what's a draft and what's already published; a post can be edited, deleted or opened in Facebook.


Boosting a post into an ad#

Any post can be "Promoted" — turned into a Meta ad. You set the ad account, daily budget, duration and target countries. The ad is created paused so you can review it before launch.



FAQ#

Do I need to set anything up in Facebook?#

Only connect the account and pick a Page — everything else happens in the admin panel.

Where do the images come from?#

From your menu photos ("photo from menu") or from your own image URL.

Does the post publish immediately?#

Your choice: save a draft, publish now, or schedule it for a future time.

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