Facebook on a Kotisivukamu site
Many local businesses have a Facebook page for events, holiday hours and offers. Customers of restaurants and renovation companies in particular often look for it.
How it works on Kotisivukamu
The Facebook page address is stored in the site’s business details, and the footer shows it with the other social links. The link can also go elsewhere, for example in a news section: "Follow today’s lunch on Facebook". A plain link passes no visitor data to Meta.
The Facebook page can also be embedded with Meta’s own embed. It slows the page and sends visitor data to Meta, so it goes behind cookie consent and loads only after the visitor has accepted cookies. Until then a box in its place lets the visitor open the cookie settings. If important information such as holiday hours is only on Facebook, it is worth writing it on the site too. Then everyone and search engines see it.
Step by step
- Copy your Facebook page address from the browser’s address bar.
- Give the address to Kamu, and it is added to the business details and the footer.
- If you want the link elsewhere, say where and with what text.
- Check in the preview that the link opens the business page, not a personal profile.
Trades that use this
Facebook: frequently asked questions
Is it worth embedding the Facebook feed?
Usually not. A link is enough for most, and it does not slow the page. An embed needs cookie consent, and visitors who do not consent do not see it at all.
Can Facebook posts be brought to the site automatically?
Not as a standard Kotisivukamu feature. It is worth publishing news in the site’s own news section and sharing the link on Facebook, so the content can also be found by search engines.
Does the Facebook page have to be public?
The link works for everyone only if the page is published and visible without age or country restrictions. Log out and try the link to see what a customer sees.
Try it yourself
Describe your business and the services you already use, and Kamu builds the site in about half an hour. You pay only when you take the site into use on your own domain.
Describe your business