Create your blog with Facebook
Posted: Sat Feb 22, 2025 6:43 am
After many months of testing its Facebook Notes, a feature that users used often for a while but has since been forgotten, Facebook has introduced its new version. To revive it, Facebook has turned it into a sort of blogging platform in the user's own profile. In fact, we doubt it's a coincidence that it looks quite similar to Wordpress.
Facebook Notes, which hasn't been updated since 2010 (in fact, notice that it's quite hidden in your Facebook profile), now allows users to create their own blogs within the social network.
This can become a useful tool for posts with long thoughts, too heavy for a social belgium telegram data network. The user chooses the title of the post, attaches a header image, and finally decides whether to share it with all friends or with a group of them. The post can be formatted, like in a blog, with subtitles, quotes, points... Another incentive to use it is that there would be no links or advertising on the sides of the note, as is not the case in the rest of the social network.
Currently, new notes can only be written from the web version of Facebook, but they are visible from mobile devices.
To access Facebook Notes you can do so through this link, or by accessing your profile, clicking on the "more" button and accessing "Notes".
As an example, we illustrate the article with the post of this article on Facebook. And a clue: the post generates a friendly URL with facebook.com and the title of the article... can you guess its effects on SEO?
Facebook Notes, which hasn't been updated since 2010 (in fact, notice that it's quite hidden in your Facebook profile), now allows users to create their own blogs within the social network.
This can become a useful tool for posts with long thoughts, too heavy for a social belgium telegram data network. The user chooses the title of the post, attaches a header image, and finally decides whether to share it with all friends or with a group of them. The post can be formatted, like in a blog, with subtitles, quotes, points... Another incentive to use it is that there would be no links or advertising on the sides of the note, as is not the case in the rest of the social network.
Currently, new notes can only be written from the web version of Facebook, but they are visible from mobile devices.
To access Facebook Notes you can do so through this link, or by accessing your profile, clicking on the "more" button and accessing "Notes".
As an example, we illustrate the article with the post of this article on Facebook. And a clue: the post generates a friendly URL with facebook.com and the title of the article... can you guess its effects on SEO?