What Can Maeve Schedule On Facebook?
Maeve schedules Facebook Page feed posts, Reels, and Stories. Feed posts can be text-only, link-led, single-image, multi-image, or one-video posts. Reels use one video, and Stories use image or video media.
A Facebook Page is the thing a customer checks to see whether you are still open, still active, still worth a message. Maeve keeps it looked after: write the Facebook version, set up the link and its button, add the first comment, pick the media, and drop it onto the calendar with the rest of the week. It publishes on its own, even on the weeks you did not think about the Page once.
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Text-only updates for the message that carries itself. Single-image, multi-image up to ten, and one-video feed posts with a crop set for Facebook. Reels with their own caption. Stories that publish as Stories, and if you attach a set of media, each one becomes its own scheduled frame that publishes in order.
A location can sit on an eligible feed post, and a first comment can post itself once the post is live, so the supporting note or the hashtags stay out of the caption.
The Facebook customization panel holds the Page-specific work: the Post, Story, or Reel type, the Facebook caption, the first comment, and on an eligible link post, the URL with its call-to-action button. Learn More, Sign Up, Download, Watch More, Use App, or no button at all, so the post built to send people somewhere actually has the thing that sends them.

Reach, views, reactions, comments, shares, clicks, and follower movement for the Page and for each post, with audience data where Meta returns it. Facebook is often the channel where comments and clicks tell you what people actually cared about, and the numbers sit in the same analytics area as every other platform.
The same data exports to a branded PDF with demographics and top posts when someone wants the month on paper.

Facebook Page comments and DMs land in the Social Inbox, so the post does not vanish the moment it publishes. Open the thread, see the Page context, reply from the workspace, leave an internal note for a teammate, and moderate where Meta permissions allow it.

From the plain Page update to the Reel, with the button, the location, the first comment, and the recovery path all attached to the post.
A scheduled Facebook post is part of the same workspace as the rest of the campaign: idea, media, review, calendar, publish, comments, analytics, and recovery.
Maeve schedules Facebook Page feed posts, Reels, and Stories. Feed posts can be text-only, link-led, single-image, multi-image, or one-video posts. Reels use one video, and Stories use image or video media.
Yes. Write the Facebook caption, choose the connected Page, and schedule the text post on the calendar. If the post includes a link, Maeve can keep that link with the scheduled post.
Yes. For Facebook Page feed posts without media, you can add a link URL and choose a supported call-to-action button such as Learn More, Sign Up, Download, Watch More, Use App, or No Button.
Yes. Facebook Reels in Maeve use one video, with the Reel caption and publish time saved before the post enters the queue.
Yes. Add image or video media, choose Story mode, and schedule it. When you add multiple Story media items, Maeve keeps them as separate scheduled story frames so they can publish cleanly in order.
Yes for Facebook feed posts. You can add a first comment from the composer, including a supporting note or hashtag group, and Maeve publishes it after the post goes live.
Yes. Select Facebook and Instagram in the same composer, then give each platform its own caption, media choices, post type, and settings before scheduling.
Yes. Facebook Page comments and DMs can land in the Social Inbox, so replies and moderation sit beside the post planning work.
Yes. Facebook analytics reports include Page and post metrics such as reach, engagement, views, reactions, comments, shares, clicks, follower movement, and audience data where Meta returns it.
Failed Post Recovery keeps the post, caption, media, account, schedule, and provider reason together. You can reconnect, fix the issue, and retry without rebuilding the whole post.