Collaborating With Fresh Starts on Social

As a Fresh Starts Expert, you can invite us to collaborate on your posts. When we accept, your post shows up on our account as well as yours, so it reaches both audiences. Here's how to set it up on each platform.

Instagram

Visit on Instagram (opens in a new tab)
  1. Create your post or Reel as usual.
  2. On the final screen, tap Tag people, then Invite collaborator.
  3. Search for , select it, and tap Done.
  4. Share your post. It goes live on your account right away and appears on ours once we accept.

Forgot to add us? Open the post, tap the three dots, then Edit > Tag people > Invite collaborator.

Collab invites work on feed posts and Reels only. For Stories, @mention us instead.

Facebook

Visit our Facebook Page (opens in a new tab)

Facebook collaborations work between business Pages, not personal profiles, and are mostly available on videos and Reels.

  1. In Meta Business Suite (or on your Page), create your post and add your video.
  2. Turn on Invite collaborator.
  3. Search for our Page, , and select it.
  4. Publish. The post appears on our Page once we accept.

Don't see the option? Facebook is still rolling this out. Tag our Page in your caption instead.

LinkedIn

Visit our LinkedIn Page (opens in a new tab)
  1. Start a post from your profile or Company Page.
  2. Click Add collaborators.
  3. Search for and select it.
  4. Publish as usual. We'll get an invitation to accept.

Don't see Add collaborators? LinkedIn is still rolling this out. @mention us in your post instead.

A note on collaborations

We love sharing our experts' work, and we accept most collaboration invites. That said, Fresh Starts Registry reserves the right to decline any collaboration at our discretion. A decline isn't a judgment of you or your work, and your post stays up on your own account as usual.

The most common reason is an event hosted with or by another divorce support platform, registry, or directory. They have their own communities and promotion behind them, and we know your event is in good hands.

Common reasons we may decline

  • The post promotes an event, program, or offering hosted with or by another divorce support platform, registry, or directory
  • The post promises specific legal, financial, or custody outcomes
  • The content doesn't fit our trauma-informed, inclusive approach
  • The topic is outside divorce and post-divorce support