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# How to set up a Facebook Page

To connect Facebook to Amplorium, you need a **Facebook Page**. Personal profiles are **not supported**.\
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#### ✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

**1. Log in to Facebook**\
Go to [facebook.com](https://www.facebook.com) and sign in with your personal account.

**2. Go to the Page Creation Tool**\
Visit: [facebook.com/pages/create](https://www.facebook.com/pages/create)

**3. Choose a Page Type**\
Select **Business or Brand** to promote your products.

**4. Enter Your Page Info**

* **Page Name** – Use your brand or store name
* **Category** – Start typing (e.g., "E-commerce", "Clothing Store", "Retail Company") and select the best match
* Click **Continue**

**5. Add Images**

* **Profile Picture** – Add your logo or brand image
* **Cover Photo** – Optional, but recommended for a polished look

**6. Customize Your Page**

* Add a **Description**, **Website**, **Phone Number**, and other contact info
* You can do this now or later

**7. Publish Your Page**\
Once created, your page is live! You can now start posting or connecting it to Amplorium.


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