# How to Bring Your Facebook Post History to LinkedIn
Author: Davis Baer
Author URL: https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/author/davis-baer
Published: 2026-09-15
Meta Description: How to bring your Facebook post history to LinkedIn — build a real company page foundation using OneUp's crossposting feature.
URL: https://www.oneupapp.io/blog/how-to-bring-your-facebook-post-history-to-linkedin

A lot of businesses have years of Facebook posts — updates, announcements, case studies, event recaps — and no equivalent presence on LinkedIn, even though that same content would land well with a B2B audience. Rewriting years of posts by hand to launch a LinkedIn company page isn't realistic. Migrating what already exists is.

OneUp's crossposting feature can pull your Facebook Page history and republish it to LinkedIn automatically, giving your company page a real foundation instead of a handful of posts.

## Why Facebook content often works on LinkedIn too

Business updates, milestones, and behind-the-scenes content don't stop being relevant just because the platform changes. A lot of what gets posted to a Facebook Page — company news, product updates, team highlights — fits naturally on a LinkedIn company page with little to no rewriting required.

## How to bring Facebook history to LinkedIn

1. **Connect both accounts** — your Facebook Page and your LinkedIn company page (or personal profile) — from the **Accounts** page in OneUp.
2. **Open the Crossposting menu** from the dropdown next to **Create a post**.
3. **Set Facebook as your source and LinkedIn as your destination.**
4. **Filter your content** — LinkedIn tends to perform better with a business-relevant tone, so it's worth reviewing whether every Facebook post (contest posts, casual updates, holiday memes) actually fits a professional audience before it all goes live.
5. **Set the pacing** so your LinkedIn page builds up gradually rather than publishing years of history in one afternoon.
6. **Launch the workflow**, and OneUp republishes your Facebook history to LinkedIn on your schedule.

## Worth double-checking first

LinkedIn treats personal profiles and company pages as separate destinations, so confirm which one you've actually connected before running a large migration — sending years of company content to a personal profile (or vice versa) isn't a quick fix to undo afterward.

Ready to give your LinkedIn page the history it's missing? [Get started with OneUp](https://www.oneupapp.io/).


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