Best Viral Method To Share Link Content On Facebook

[sandandkush]

I have discovered a method that can potentially make any LINK content go viral on Facebook.

I came across a Facebook page that shares links from its blog to Facebook using the FULL IMAGE of their post's featured image (as shown in figure 1).

Not only that, but the featured images they use are similar to how Photo Album posts appear on Facebook (as shown in figure 2).

Whenever I share the Link content via the Facebook page, the content is shared as depicted in figure 1.

However, when I share the Link content directly from the blog post, its link content is displayed in the usual format with a post title, description, url, and the typical way Facebook crops the featured image (as shown in figure 3).

I don't think I need to elaborate on the potential of this method.

What's your thoughts on this?
Does anyone know how to replicate this method?

I believe they are using the "Edit link preview" in Facebook Business Suite:​

Reference: https://en-gb.facebook.com/business/help/174950763179500​

 

[sandandkush]

Apparently, you can only use the "Edit link preview" feature on Facebook to change the link title and the link url.

Does anyone know how to replicate this method?

 

[sandandkush]

Creating the featured image to replicate a Facebook-style photo album is not complicated.

It can be accomplished by creating a template in Photoshop. The image would be editable to match the number of images in the actual post. This way, users won't feel deceived, as they will be able to view the intended images.

Does anyone know how to replicate the method of displaying the FULL image for a LINK post on Facebook?

 

[sandandkush]

Anyone???

 

[BH GTM]

Noted and thanks for your information

 

[BoostGrams]

This looks clever. I saved it. Thanks

 

[sandandkush]

Noted and thanks for your information

This looks clever. I saved it. Thanks

I found the method (called Vercel+Nextjs method) but no good instructions available on how to do it.

I purchased the YT link course but the "instructor" is a bit hard to follow.

Your thoughts?

 

[imccafey]

Full image for the Facebook link might be a website optimization or layout thing. Not too sure. Otherwise, that's a pretty comprehensive method here. Might point people this way, if they're looking for this sort of thing.

 

[LawCash]

I know a tool that does this. I’ll search for it and update you

 

[MucahitGursoy]

Apparently, you can only use the "Edit link preview" feature on Facebook to change the link title and the link url.

Does anyone know how to replicate this method?

your question answer is might be "Open Graph Meta Tags"

 

[BitSpider]

Thank you for the share OP

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

Thank you for your information I will try it

 

[sandandkush]

your question answer is might be "Open Graph Meta Tags"

Similar to any other URL shared on Facebook, Open Graph simply displays the metadata of the Vercel redirect link.

Therefore, the actual implementation starts with the Vercel redirect link.

 

[sandandkush]

UPDATE:

FB Ads Manager is used for square thumbnail (by uploading the full-size image).

Vercel is used to create the redirect link, which should also be used in the Ads Manager.

Ads Manager will then approve the post link via notification, which should then be shared.

 

[Dynamic Evo]

This is very helpful, Thank you. I will share for new people

 

[sandandkush]

Apparently, there is a much simpler way to execute this method.

There is a website called Fewfeed (link in the YT video below) that allows you to upload the image along with the destination URL, display URL, display title, and display description.

However, I noticed that when the link is hovered, the destination link is shown on the browser, which isn't a bad thing.

Fewfeed has a FB group with over 140K members and daily, live examples of the method can be view on FB itself at https://facebook. com/search/top?q=v2.fewfeed.com

Note: I have not tried this method as yet.

Let me know what you think. Have anyone tried Fewfeed?
If yes, what's your experience like?

 

[morganold]

Apparently, there is a much simpler way to execute this method.

There is a website called Fewfeed (link in the YT video below) that allows you to upload the image along with the destination URL, display URL, display title, and display description.

However, I noticed that when the link is hovered, the destination link is shown on the browser, which isn't a bad thing.

Fewfeed has a FB group with over 140K members and daily, live examples of the method can be view on FB itself at https://facebook. com/search/top?q=v2.fewfeed.com

Note: I have not tried this method as yet.

Let me know what you think. Have anyone tried Fewfeed?
If yes, what's your experience like?

Hello!
I tried it and it works. Instead of title and description, you can use "Blank Character".
In that website have 2 method to posting square image link

 

[sandandkush]

Hello!
I tried it and it works. Instead of title and description, you can use "Blank Character".
In that website have 2 method to posting square image link

I'm glad to know that it worked for you. I haven't gotten around to trying it myself. Nevertheless, it seems to do the trick.

It would be great to integrate the script into my own subdomains, such as view.domain.com or share.domain.com, instead of v2.fewfeed.com. A CNAME feature would work well.

I would surely invest in the script for personal and business use.

 

[Hunter112]

This method is extremely simple but it doesn't help it get recommended and spread

 

[SpawneR]

This method is extremely simple but it doesn't help it get recommended and spread

It helps with CTR. CTR helps with organic reach, so yeah, nice method OP!