Boosted Posts
Put a budget behind a Facebook post, with the exact amount confirmed by you.
Put a budget behind a post that is already working
When a post lands well, the quickest way to reach more people is to promote it. A boost puts a budget behind a Facebook Page post you have already published, and Meta shows it to more people as an ad.
You do it from the same Publish Queue the post came from. There is no ads manager to learn.
How a boost works
- On a published Facebook post, choose Boost.
- Pick the goal: reach more people, more likes and comments, or website visits (which adds a Learn more button to a page you choose).
- Set a total budget and the number of days, from 1 to 30. The budget is a lifetime total: Meta spreads it over the days and never spends more.
- Choose who sees it: up to 10 countries and an age range.
- Confirm the exact amount. Only then does it start.
You can follow a boost, pause it and resume it from the queue.
Your money, your account, your click
- Charged to your own Meta ad account. FinalPost never handles the money and adds no markup.
- A monthly limit you set. Every account has a monthly boost limit, ₹5,000 by default. Raise it, lower it, or set it to 0 to stop any new boost. It counts the full budget of every boost you start, so it is a ceiling and not an estimate.
- Only a person can start one. A boost starts when you click Start in the web app, signed in. Agents, workflows, schedules and Autopilot cannot prepare, start, resume or raise a boost. Jarvis has no boost command, in chat, by voice or from a messenger.
What you need
A Facebook Page connected with the one-click connection, a post published to it from FinalPost, and permission to use your Meta ad account, which needs a payment method set up in Meta.
Boosts are on every paid plan, for Facebook Page posts. They are not part of the free trial, because a boost spends real money. A boost uses two managed connections: the Page and the Meta ads link.
The full guide is in Boosted posts.