Simplifying how you market your business.
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That said, I promise to use any commissions earned
for good causes: Things like reinvesting in this business to
bring you even better resources, and quite possibly airline tickets... because a trip solves everything... amiright?
Facebook has introduced a huge change to the types of posts, videos, and photos that it’s members will see most often. Instead of seeing viral videos and content from business pages, you’re going to see more of what your friends and family share as well as what your friends are engaging with.
This is something they’ve been teasing for awhile – and now it’s here and this matters to YOU if you are a publisher, marketer, or business owner.
Currently, Facebook is using signals like how many people react, comment, or share a post to determine how high they appear in the News Feed. With the new update, Facebook will also be prioritizing posts that “spark conversations and meaningful interactions between people”. They will also be prioritizing posts from friends and family over public content – which is something they have been doing anyway.
As a page, this means less of your content (including videos) is going to be prioritized in the News Feed. This will lead to a possible decrease in engagement, reach, and video watch time. This will be driven by the type of content produced. So if your page is producing multiple posts a day, you are going to want to stop that immediately.
While the official release was written as a warning, of what is to come, don’t take it lightly! It’s time to act now and change how you are posting on your page.
As this is rolling out I’ll continue to update this post as I get more information and do my own testing!