How to access your Facebook Pages Feed - Facebook Quick Tip

Spencer Taylor

Spencer Taylor

Freelance & White Label WordPress Web Design & WooCommerce Consultant + Divi and Elementor

Frustration, temptation, so bad it makes you cry...
Have you been frustrated with the odd way that Facebook attempts to integrate your profile, e.g. personal account, with your business or brand's Page? Have you wondered why it's so darn difficult to find your Pages feed so you can use Facebook as a Page or Brand? This post is for you.

Our goal - the View Pages Feed

A long time ago, in an Internet, far, far, away, Facebook was reasonably easy to use and had a strict division of Pages and Profiles. Those days are gone. Marketers hoped that Facebook would goThe Force Awakensroute, which replaced the atrocious Star Wars Prequels and Jar Jar Binks with a far better product. Unfortunately, Facebook took the Lucas Prequel approach with an obtuse, half-baked solution for your Pages feed that only Jar Jar could love.

There are two primary ways to see your Pages feed.

  1. For those who prefer the simplicity of text, simply add /pages_feed/ to the end of your Page's permalink like this:

    https://www.facebook.com/JoinThePugs/pages_feed/

  2. The most common approach, is clicking the dropdown arrow all the way to the right in the navigation header to select your Page, then select View Pages Feed on the left of your Page layout.
    * If you useBusiness Manager, you will also find a link to it here.

No love for mobile
However, there is a fly in the ointment. There is no official way to access your Pages feed on the Facebook app or Page Manager app on any platform. Why Facebook has not added this basic functionality is beyond me.

However, here is a workaround for smartphones and tablets. This is not an elegant solution, but it works for the times it critical to access your Pages feed or other desktop only features.

Facebook on a mobile browser

  1. Login to your Facebook account with a mobile browser - I highly recommend using mobile Firefox or mobile Chrome for this. Safari on iPhone works, but can occasionally do strange things.
  2. Go to tools or options depending on the browser and select Request Desktop Site .
  3. You will now have access to the "normal" Facebook version, e.g. not the mobile site.
  4. Lastly, I highly recommend using the horizontal orientation for this on your device as the desktop version of the site with "look small" on a mobile browser. You can pinch-in to use the Pages feed.

 Request Desktop Site on Mobile

Further down the rabbit hole
Lastly, you can create a custom list of your Pages feed using Interests lists and add it to your favorites. "Interests lists" are a powerful, yet poorly-promoted Facebook tool. If you use lists or are willing to try this useful feature, checkout this easy-to-follow guide by Liam Sawrey:
https://www.facebook.com/help/community/question/?id=168384119980758

Is there a particular feature of Facebook, or another Social Media platform, that you would like to learn more about? Please let me know in the comments, message me on LinkedIn, or contact me at my Website.

What do you think of Facebook's Pages feed accessibility? Were you familiar with the convoluted setup already? If possible, how would you do things differently? I'd love to hear from you in the comment section below.

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