PRACTICAL MY-CONECT GUIDES
How to schedule a Facebook Page post in My-Conect
A useful schedule includes both a plan and a way to check the result. This guide follows My-Conect’s draft-to-delivery workflow for Facebook Pages.
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Before you start
Sign in to the correct workspace and verify your email if requested. You need access to manage the Facebook Page, permission to publish in the workspace and an active publishing allowance. The operator must have enabled Facebook connection, publishing and scheduling. If the platform is marked coming soon, contact the team rather than repeatedly authorizing it.
Connect and choose the Page
Open Connected accounts and choose Facebook Pages. Start the Facebook authorization flow, grant the requested permissions and select the Pages that should be shared with My-Conect. Confirm the intended Page appears in your connected accounts. Personal profiles use a separate manual-sharing workflow and are not automatic Page destinations.
Prepare and save the content
Open Create post and write the caption. Add the photos or single video you intend to use, then inspect the previews. Save a draft if a teammate needs to check the message first. From Drafts, Edit draft reopens the content and Post to platforms takes you to destination selection.
- Check the caption, links, dates and any price mentioned in the post.
- Review the attachments and remove files intended for another account.
- Select only the Facebook Pages that should receive this content.
Choose a future time
In the publishing controls, choose scheduling and enter a valid future date and time. Check the device time zone shown by the composer. If you are managing a Page for a business in another time zone, convert its intended local time before submitting. My-Conect records a specific instant for each queued delivery.
Confirm the result in Publishing queue
After queueing, open Publishing queue to see the result for each Page. Waiting means the delivery has not completed; Published means the service confirmed publication. Failed and stopped deliveries need review. For an unconfirmed result, check the Page directly before sending again. Where a confirmed result provides a live post link, open it to check the final appearance.
Plan destination usage
One post sent to two Pages uses two publishing destinations. Failed and cancelled queued deliveries still count in the allowance window. Check the current subscription and available plans before scheduling a large batch. Keep time-sensitive content under review: provider outages and permissions can affect delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Does scheduling guarantee the post appears at the exact second?
No. The schedule records when a delivery is due. Worker processing, provider availability and account permissions can affect when publication completes.
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Put the workflow into practice.
Review current plans and platform availability, then create a workspace for your content.