Pls....help me

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> Hi everyone,

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> Does anyone here know how Shopee Buddies makes his Facebook post photo clickable and goes directly to the Shopee app?

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> When I post my Shopee link on Facebook, my photo is not clickable. It only shows the Shopee preview.

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> How does he make his custom photo clickable and direct to Shopee?

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> I attached a screenshot of his post below for reference.

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> Thank you.

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