# Feed Posts

### What can I do with Feed? <a href="#what-can-i-do-with-feed" id="what-can-i-do-with-feed"></a>

* Create Instragram-like posts with an image and text
* Link Feed Posts directly back to users from any social network
* Create “call-to-action” buttons on posts linking to any category, post or product on your site
* Organise Feed Posts with hashtags
* Create a page for your entire feed
* Create individual pages for posts with a particular hashtag
* Embed individual Feed Posts into content blocks
* Embed multiple Feed Posts into content blocks, either manually or by hashtag

### What are some creative uses for Feed? <a href="#what-are-some-creative-uses-for-feed" id="what-are-some-creative-uses-for-feed"></a>

* Create an image gallery featuring your shop, warehouse, team, recent event etc.
* Create a visual customer testimonial gallery
* Create a product showcase
* Create a visual case-study gallery featuring past projects or customers
* Repost your social media content (Instragram, Facebook, Twitter etc) to create your own custom feed
* Curate and repost social media posts in which you are mentioned or hashtagged (with the permission of the original poster)

### Creating a Feed Post <a href="#creating-a-feed-post" id="creating-a-feed-post"></a>

* Go to Web > Feed > Create New.
* Select an image from your media collection, or upload a new one.
* Enter some body text for the post.
* If you’d like the post to appear with a social-media style username, enter it.
* If you’d like that username to link to an external profile or bio page for the original poster, enter that link here.
* Enter any number of hashtags for the post.
* If you’d like to encourage any particular action for viewers of the post, create a CTA link with custom text, e.g., “Purchase this Product” could link to the product detail page if the post feature a particular item.
* Choose a publication date either now or in the future if you’d like to delay publishing.
* Web enable the post and choose which sites you want it to appear on.

### Feed Post Pages <a href="#feed-post-pages" id="feed-post-pages"></a>

* The main feed page is available at `/feed` (or equivalent for non-English sites).
* Feed pages for particular hashtag collections are available at `/feed/{hashtag}`.
* Use links to these pages wherever you would normally use links in your sites, e.g. header menu, footer menu, markdown text, CTA buttons.

### Feed Post Feature Blocks <a href="#feed-post-feature-blocks" id="feed-post-feature-blocks"></a>

* A single, or multiple, Feed Posts can be embedded into a Feature Block and therefore used anywhere Feature Blocks are used, e.g., on the homepage, on landing pages, on product pages.
* When creating or editing a Feature Block, choose from block types: “specific feed posts” or latest “feed posts”.
* For “specific feed posts”, manually select one or more posts you’d like to feature in the block.
* For “latest feed posts”, choose the maximum number of posts to feature and whether you want to draw from all recent posts, or only those with a particular combination of hashtags.
* Once you’ve created the Feature Block, use it in any Feature Block “slot”.


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