Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

If you think the easiest way to have people like, share or comment on you post is to ask them, think again!

Facebook loves big life events like anniversaries, graduations, births and career changes. The way Facebook sees it, people like to see those kinds of posts.

The content in your post is the marketing of the post.  The first sentence is the headline and will either attract further reading or have people move on quickly, leading to sending your Facebook page further down the priority in your fan’s newsfeed. 

According to Hubspot “43% of people want to see more video content from marketers and 51.9% of marketing professionals worldwide name video as the type of content with the best ROI.”

A much-maligned experiment run by Facebook found that users who saw happy posts were more likely to share.

There are so many goals of posting a link on Facebook and one such goal should be to take your Facebook fans to your website.  There are numerous reasons to do this but primarily to allow you to retarget them with the Facebook pixel – another topic!

A major factor in your “fans” seeing your Facebook page posts in organic reach is the amount of competition your posts have.

Scheduling posts to Facebook yourself instead of using a service like Buffer or Hootsuite is probably the most important factor in getting your content seen organically.

When you post on your Facebook page, your posts are shown to the users who have already “liked” or “followed” your page and engage regularly.