Set up your page.
Give sellers a clear next step.

Tutorial 1 · Start with your business identity

Set Up Your Facebook Business Page

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1. Name: Sign in using your managing personal profile. Open Create a Page from Pages. Use your own professional or business name.
2. Category: Choose the category that best describes your business, such as a real estate agent category when available.
3. Bio: Explain whom you help and your service area. Include your brokerage and required professional disclosures where appropriate.
4. Review Meta’s terms and create the Page when ready. Add a professional photo, a supplied Facebook cover, business contact information and brokerage details. Use business information you intend to make public.

Already have a Page? Keep it. Switch into that Page and update its information instead of creating a duplicate. Agents should use their own business identity; the ListPropertyNow company Page is an example.

Tutorial 2 · Make your page yours

Personalize Your ListPropertyNow.com Page

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1. Profile & Photos: Open your dashboard and landing page editor. Add your photo, name, brokerage, business contact information, service area and applicable license details.
2. Edit your message: Select the outlined text and customize your services and seller introduction. Keep professional and brokerage disclosures accurate.
3. Save Changes: Save in your member account to publish your changes. Confirm your details are correct.
4. View and copy: Preview your page on a phone. Copy the public personalized page URL from your dashboard’s page-link controls. Open it while signed out and check the contact path.

Share the public seller page, typically listpropertynow.com/agents/your-name/. Do not use your dashboard, sign-in, editing or account-access link in an ad.

Tutorial 3 · Connect the ad to your page

Send Facebook Ad Traffic to Your Page

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1. Switch to your business Page. Open Create ads or Ad Center → Create new ad. Choose a goal that supports website visits. Add your supplied graphic, seller-focused ad text and headline.
2. In the screenshot, 1: Button label is Learn more; 2: Button destination is Website; 3: Website URL is where you paste your personalized page link. Available labels and screens vary by goal and account.
3. Preview the ad and its destination. Confirm it opens your page with your own name, photo and contact details. Check on mobile too.
4. For seller-facing real estate advertising, review Meta’s applicable Housing special ad category requirements and audience restrictions. Check your brokerage’s advertising requirements. The company example screen may suggest a category based on the company Page; do not copy that suggestion blindly.
5. Review the budget, end date, placements and any automatic budget changes. Publish only when you are ready to pay Meta for the ad. Advertising costs are separate from your ListPropertyNow subscription; results are not guaranteed.

See the finished connection

Illustrative training example—not a live Facebook ad. No ad is published and no ad spend is triggered.

Tutorial 4 · Start sharing without ad spend

Share Your Page Without Running Ads

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1. Business Page link: Switch to your Page, open Edit → About → Links (or the website/contact section in your layout). Confirm the information is intended to be public.
2. Description: Add a clear label, such as “Thinking about selling? Explore my seller page.”
3. Link: Paste your personalized public ListPropertyNow.com URL and save. Open it from the Page to check it.
4. Helpful post: Create a post with your link and a seller-focused message. Check the link preview before publishing. Use the post’s three-dot menu to pin or feature it if your Page offers that option.
5. Personal profile: Switch back to your personal identity to share the link there. Select the audience you intend, then review the post before publishing. A normal personal-profile post does not gain an ad’s Learn More button; the shared link is the destination.

Example post to personalize: Thinking about selling in [your area]? My seller page explains the process and makes it easy to contact me with questions. [Paste your public page URL] · [Your name, brokerage and required disclosures]