Connect an Instagram Business Profile to a Facebook Page

Sync Instagram with Facebook to start posting content and publishing ads through Constant Contact

Connecting your Instagram Business Profile to your Facebook Page makes some things function more smoothly between the pages than when they are disconnected from each other. For example, you can create one image post and share in on both channels at one time and then see the reach that the post gets from each channel's audience. It also lays the groundwork for managing your social media marketing through Constant Contact with our social posting and advertising features.
 

Design tip: If you don't have an Instagram Business Profile, you can convert your personal profile beforehand, or at the same time you connect it to your Facebook Page.

1. From your Facebook Page, click Settings.
   
   
2. Click Linked Accounts.
   
   
3. Click Instagram.
4. Click Connect Account. 
   
   
5. Click Connect to link the accounts.
   
6. Click Confirm to enabled or disable Instagram messages in your inbox. 
   
   
    
7. Enter your Instagram username and password and click Log In.
   Note: If your Instagram account is a personal account, you're then prompted to convert it to a business account.
   
   
8. Choose to save your login information in your browser by clicking Save Info or "Not Now." 
   
9. Click Done to verify that Instagram is connected. 
   
   
    

Now that your Instagram Business Profile is connected to your Facebook Page, you can create Ads and Lead Ads on Facebook and Instagram, or share and engage with posts on Facebook and Instagram, all from within your Constant Contact account.
 

Did you know? Your personal Instagram profile can also be converted to a business profile and connected to your Facebook Page through the Instagram mobile app. Learn more.

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