Audience support. Provide a direct and flexible way for your audience who love your work most to support you. Flexible benefits. Choose to add more benefits that bring your community together, like a subscriber-only group, or offer exclusive content like Lives or behind the scenes views. You can promote your subscription by adding a subscriber CTA Call-to-Action button to any post you create. Best Practices to Promote Your Subscriptions. Add a Subscription Button to Posts. Welcome to our creator community.
See Requirements. Subscriptions allow your audience to up-level their support for you and your work. Personal profile pages are not supported. Your Facebook Page can include a bright blue call-to-action button that appears just underneath your cover photo:.
You can add a custom page tab to your Facebook Page that lets visitors sign up for your mailing list right from inside your Page itself. Note: As of April , Facebook now requires that your Page have at least 2, followers before a custom tab can be added to it. If your Page does not meet that requirement, we suggest using the call-to-action button method described above.
If you have configured your subscribe form in the Options tab to redirect unconfirmed subscribers to a custom URL, please make sure that the URL you are using begins with "https:".
To see all the public updates you've subscribed to, go to your profile Timeline and click on the subscriptions box; this will show you a list of all your public subscriptions. You can manage your public subscriptions from this list as well. You'll also notice that there's a link at the top called "friend subscriptions.
To manage your friends' updates, click on the "friend subscriptions" link. Remember that any comments you make to a public update, will also be public, so watch what you type! If you're a celebrity, journalist, public figure, or you just want to put yourself out there, go here and click on the Allow Subscribers button to allow Facebook users to subscribe to your public updates.
After you've clicked on the Allow Subscribers button, a pop-up window will appear that'll allow you to edit subscribe settings. To view your list of subscribers, go to your profile Timeline and click on the Subscribers box. If you change your mind and want to turn off public subscriptions, just click on the Settings button and under the Subscribers section, click the drop-down box and select Off, then click the OK button. To post a public update, click the drop-down box to the left of the Post button, and select Public.
What's important to remember is that since their posts are public, so will any comments you add to their photo, link or discussion. Also, keep in mind that the person you're subscribing to may have set their profile to be searchable on Google.
This means that your comments can be visible to everyone on the Web when a search for them is performed. So it's wise to keep your comments on public posts professional. When you subscribe to a Facebook user's profile, most everything they share publicly will appear in your News Feed. This can quickly lead to clutter. You can, however, put them into a list. To do this, click "Lists" then "Create a list.
From the next drop-down menu, click "Subscriptions. If you don't want to create a new list, cleaning up the clutter is going to take a bit of work. While a default setting for all your subscriptions would be useful, right now you need to adjust each one individually.
Here's how to do it. On the page of the person you've subscribed to, click the "Subscribed" button at the top of the page. This drop-down menu will display subscription settings, such as how many updates you want to see the default is "Most Updates" , and the types of updates you want to see, which include life events such as moving to a new city or new jobs , status updates, photos and videos, and games.
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