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How to Get Facebook Post Permalinks




Facebook is like an integral part of our life nowadays. People update and share almost everything they do on Facebook. So much of status updates, so much of photos, so much of tags, so much of shared link. 

                      


Some times we feel the need to share with our friends some important posts that were updated previously. For example - You were on a holiday last month and you want to show your friends the pictures you had posted.

It's tough for each of your friends to go to your timeline (wall) and search for that photo post amidst those numerous posts.

That is when Permalinks come to the rescue. A Permalink is a permanent URL or Link, Facebook stores a Permalink for each update or post you make. All you have to is to get the post Permalink and share it on your Timeline or in your Group and all your friends can view that old post by clicking that Permalink.

Here's how you can get your Facebook Post Permalink :

1. Visit Your Facebook Timeline or Facebook Page. ( for brand and fan pages)

2. Search for the desired post (Yup! you have to search for it to save each of your friends from searching the post)
3. You will find the desired post with a thumbnail/summary such as this :


4. Now click on the Post Time (highlighted in yellow) or simply copy the Post Time Link.When you click on the Post Time link you will be directed to the Permanent Post Page :



5. Now take a look at the URL/address bar of your Browser on that page.
The URL/Link you see (highlighted in yellow) is nothing but the Post Permalink.

Now Just copy this URL and share it with your friends and the Job is done! 
You can do this for any post (that is visible to you) on Facebook. 
So that was a (super)simple way to get a Permalink for your Facebook Post.
I guess you will have no trouble whatsoever in implementing this.

So if you find this post useful then do share it with your friends on Facebook.
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