Coloque suas músicas no Facebook

Facebook is a global social media platform where users share updates, photos, and videos to connect with other users and communities. Since its founding in February 2004, the Meta-owned platform has grown into one of the world's largest and most influential social networks. As of 2025, it reaches approximately 3.07 billion monthly active users, making it the most widely used social media platform worldwide.

Over the years, Facebook has evolved far beyond its original campus-social-network purpose into a multifaceted digital ecosystem. Today, it offers numerous features and formats, including posts, Stories, Reels, Groups, Pages, Events, Marketplace, and live streaming. This diverse range of tools creates multiple opportunities for users, artists, and brands to interact, share content, and build communities.

For artists, Facebook functions as a platform where users can discover music and incorporate it into their content. Unlike audio-focused streaming platforms, Facebook integrates music into posts, videos, Stories, and Reels, making it part of everyday user-generated content.

When your music is distributed to Facebook through a service like iMusician, it becomes part of Meta's music catalog, which covers both Facebook and Instagram. This makes your tracks available for users to add to their videos, Stories, and Reels.

Many artists use Facebook to maintain an online presence by sharing updates, behind-the-scenes content, and managing their Pages and Groups. The platform's communication features (including comments, messaging, and live streaming) provide direct ways to interact with listeners.

Facebook can also function as part of a broader promotional strategy. Artists and labels can use it to announce releases, share new projects, and connect with collaborators. Through Meta Rights Manager, they can earn royalties when their music appears in content across Facebook and Instagram, providing compensation based on usage across both platforms.

To strengthen your presence on Facebook as an artist, you should set up an official Page and apply for verification. Verification on Facebook is indicated by a blue checkmark badge next to your Page name, signaling that the Page authentically represents the artist, label, or entity it claims to be.

First, set up your Page completely and switch it to the appropriate category, such as "Musician/Band" or "Artist." A complete Page includes a profile photo, cover image, bio, links to your official website or streaming profiles, and regular public posts. This setup also gives you access to Facebook's analytics tools through Meta Business Suite, where you can view audience insights, content performance, and engagement metrics to better understand your audience.

For traditional verification, Facebook requires Pages to meet specific eligibility criteria. Your Page must represent a real public figure or entity, be unique (only one Page per artist), and be complete with all required information publicly visible. Notability is also essential: Facebook looks for evidence that you are well-known, frequently searched for, and covered by credible, independent news sources. Sponsored or paid press does not count toward this requirement.

To request verification on Facebook, open Meta Business Suite or navigate to your Page settings in the Facebook app, and select the option to request a verified badge. You'll need to provide identification (such as a government-issued ID or official business documents) and links to press coverage that demonstrates your notability. After submission, Facebook reviews your request, typically within 48-72 hours, though some cases may take several weeks depending on review volume.