Why doesn't my WordPress post appear on my FaceBook page?

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  stevenspring · Member · Jul 17, 2014 at 3:36 am

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  Ever since I created a second WordPress blog page a couple of weeks ago, I have had trouble in getting those posts posted to my FaceBook page. I double checked to make sure the “sharing” setting was set to connected under FaceBook link. I even disconnected, then reconnected to Facebook.

  I clear my cache probably at least every other day to remove cookies and clear recent history. The only thing that is different is the new blog page. I just checked my Linked In page and my WordPress posts are getting posted there, so (I’m no IT person, thus I understand very little regarding the technical aspect of computers and the internet), but that sounds to me like the problem is with my FaceBook connection.

  Is there something else I can do to ensure that my blog posts get posted to FaceBook?

  Thanks!!!
  Steven

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  honeysilvas · Member · Jul 17, 2014 at 5:06 pm

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  Hi,

  When you create a post, on the right hand section, under Publish, do you see the Publicize section like in the first image here?http://en.support.wordpress.com/publicize/

  Publicize to Facebook only works for Posts and does not work for Pages.

  I hope that helps you.

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  stevenspring · Member · Jul 17, 2014 at 6:14 pm

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  Thank you for responding to my request for help! Yes, I always check to make sure the publicize section shows my connections for FaceBook, LinkedIn and Tumblr. My posts are getting posted to LinkedIn and Tumblr, it’s just FaceBook that they’re not getting posted to.

  A year or so ago, I had this same problem. I thought I was told to check my FaceBook page for something. Is there something on FaceBook that I can disconnect then reconnect my WordPress link? I tried searching my FaceBook page, but could not find anything concerning this. I did see that I had no networks listed. Could this be the problem?