Does Facebook still offer good organic reach for new pages or has it become necessary to run paid advertisements?

[clearsight1]

I have a question about new Facebook pages. Is it still possible to get views and likes without paying for ads? I would like to know what works best for growing a new page.

 

[Rawspele]

I have a question about new Facebook pages. Is it still possible to get views and likes without paying for ads? I would like to know what works best for growing a new page.

no need for ads as i've seen people doing organic dropshipping pull in good numbers. interesting to see other views.

 

[RotatingProxy]

I have a question about new Facebook pages. Is it still possible to get views and likes without paying for ads? I would like to know what works best for growing a new page.

A new page can gain traction without ads by posting content that answers real questions in its niche and gives people a reason to share it with others.

 

[Bw653578]

Organic growth can be slower, but it helps you understand your audience and build a genuine community. Make sure your page has a clear niche, post regularly, respond to comments, and pay attention to your insights.

 

[nsclock]

Depends on the page, tbh. I look at where that audience actually spends time first, then decide if Meta makes sense or if people are more likely to find it on Google. If I test ads, images are quicker for me to test, but a good video can outperform them. Are you mainly after followers, leads, or sales?

 

[alihassan2071]

You can still grow a new page without spending on ads. It might take a little longer, but posting things people actually enjoy and sharing them in relevant groups can help. I'd focus on organic growth first and only think about paid ads once you know what kind of posts people respond to.

 

[liran151]

I make quite a bit of money from organic traffic. I also share posts across a lot of active Facebook groups, using a tool that automatically publishes posts to multiple groups at once. On top of that, I use another tool that finds relevant discussions and questions so I can engage with people and respond.
I'm really happy with the results. I think there's a lot of potential for exposure there, and Facebook groups have improved significantly.

 

[nethead01]

I make quite a bit of money from organic traffic. I also share posts across a lot of active Facebook groups, using a tool that automatically publishes posts to multiple groups at once. On top of that, I use another tool that finds relevant discussions and questions so I can engage with people and respond.
I'm really happy with the results. I think there's a lot of potential for exposure there, and Facebook groups have improved significantly.

what tool you use?

 

[Luffy Agency]

Currently, Meta prioritizes paid advertising to drive views and engagement. While you can certainly create compelling content of your own to attract "free traffic," it will take a significant amount of time, especially since your page is new.

 

[Proxellor]

organic reach isn't completely dead, but an empty page posting sales links probably won't get far. i'd test different types of content and see what people actually share before spending on ads. paying to boost posts that nobody finds interesting won't fix much.

 

[liran151]

what tool you use?

I use MultiGroupPoster to publish posts across multiple Facebook groups, and BuyerSpotter to find relevant posts based on keywords.

 

[Marco69]

I have a question about new Facebook pages. Is it still possible to get views and likes without paying for ads? I would like to know what works best for growing a new page.

Learning form other successful people ? Most people who have good organic reach and making money on FB , not using a FB page.

 

[METAZ AGENCY]

While organic growth is possible, it will be extremely slow if you do not invest effort and maintain consistent, ongoing activity on the platform.

 

[makroyal]

Yes, new Facebook pages can still grow organically without paid ads. Focus on original Reels, consistent posting, and content that encourages shares and comments. Paid ads can speed things up, but they're not essential if your content connects with the right audience.

 

[Marco69]

Yes, new Facebook pages can still grow organically without paid ads. Focus on original Reels, consistent posting, and content that encourages shares and comments. Paid ads can speed things up, but they're not essential if your content connects with the right audience.

Hard to copy, that with personal profile + the prof. mode feature you more reach organic traffic ?

 

[ZacharyLiu]

A new page can still grow effectively by focusing on creating content that addresses real needs, sharing it with the right groups, and building a genuine community before investing financially.

 

[Tictioni]

Yes, definitely. Post Reels consistently, share content in relevant groups, and engage with similar pages. Focus on content people want to share.