Amazon link in the first comment
Comments your Amazon link on Facebook posts (not Instagram: comment links aren't clickable there). Older Facebook connections need one reconnect.
The Amazon link in the first comment switch is in Settings → Accounts & platforms → Facebook, in the Links & disclosure group. While it's on, EverySqueeze comments your Amazon link right after each Facebook post goes live. Accounts from before November 2026 keep what they have (it was switched on for every account on October 8, 2026). A new account sets it in setup: it starts off while Facebook Auto DM is on, since Auto DM already sends the link to people who comment, and on while Auto DM is off. Switch it on or off in Settings at any time. Auto DM keeps working either way. It's Facebook only: Instagram doesn't make links in comments clickable, so EverySqueeze doesn't comment your link on Instagram posts. If Settings shows Reconnect Facebook to turn this on instead of the switch, see below.
Settings says this under Amazon link in the caption, where the first comment is available for your account: Facebook posts also get a first comment with a link that opens the Amazon app on a phone, unless you turn off Amazon link in the first comment. If you wanted an app-opening Amazon link on your Facebook posts, this is it; the caption link is the other, separate choice.
The comment is a short line, then your link on the next line, for example:
🛒 Shop the Mr & Mrs T Piña Colada Mix on Amazon 👇 #ad everysqueeze.com/r/B000TEST01?c=k7m2qx9p
The link's preview card under the comment shows the product's name and photo, under EverySqueeze · Shop on Amazon. It's separate from Auto DM, which sends the link privately to people who comment a trigger word.
Text before the link
Under the switch, Text before the link sets that line. Leave it empty for the ready-made line, which names the product (a short version of its Amazon name) and is in Spanish when your Auto DM is set to Spanish. Write your own line and press Save changes in the bar at the bottom of the page; put {product} where the product name should go, or leave it out. One line, no links, up to 120 characters. Every line ends with #ad, which tells people the link earns you a commission: we add #ad to the end of your own line unless it already says #ad, #anuncio, #publicidad or #sponsored, and those 4 characters count toward the 120. If we don't have the product's name yet, the line says "Shop it on Amazon" instead.
Comment link style
Comment link style picks the link:
- Deep link (opens the Amazon app), the default: a short everysqueeze.com link. On a phone it opens the Amazon app, where people are already signed in; inside the Facebook app it takes one tap on the Open in Amazon app button. EverySqueeze counts its clicks.
- Plain Amazon link (clicks not counted): amazon.com with your Amazon tracking ID on it. It opens Amazon in Facebook's own browser, and EverySqueeze can't count its clicks. Without a tracking ID no comment is posted.
A link you set yourself for a video (Use your own link) is posted as it is, whichever style you pick.
Will a link in the first comment take away comments or reach?
Nobody outside Facebook knows how Facebook decides how many people see a post, so EverySqueeze can't tell you whether a link in the first comment, or in the caption, gets a post more or fewer comments or views. The first comment is one comment from your Page; people can still comment as usual, and Auto DM answers those who comment your trigger word either way.
Reconnect Facebook to turn this on
Meta approved comment access for EverySqueeze on October 8, 2026. A Facebook connection made before that doesn't carry the new permission, so the comment can't be posted. Then Settings shows Reconnect Facebook to turn this on instead of the switch, and the bell says Reconnect Facebook to turn on comment replies.
Press Reconnect Facebook once. In Facebook's window choose Edit settings, then Opt in to current Pages only, select your Page and your Instagram, and keep every permission on. The switch appears after that. Your posts keep going out while you wait.