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i've been trying to build a facebook reels page since a long time targeting monetizaiton or selling it building audience. I've managed to earn some money with with teaching others but I didn't have one either so I want to make myself approve first.

first I've tried doing a post only page with getting paid followers at the begining and consistently posting posts. I've target europe older people with politics and it worked. I've managed to scrape decent amount of engagement doing a ragebair with politics dirty. but never got chance to CM tools. It's good for selling pages but didn't sucseeded.

second I've tried posting AI reels from after some youtube guy showed proof or earnings. but wehenever I post AI, 6-7 views only. the first video will hit 1-2k and after that the page acts like dead.but the views will not stop if i post camera recorded videos. I've tried posting qoutes, natural things, animals, even screenrecorded adult things but I've never lucky enoght to see even 100k views yet. most of videos are very short camera recorded once but after some time i will get tired and give up.

I want to to why everybody seems to be sucsessfull with facebook pages while I struggle. Do I need to do some boosting before posting reels. should I create real camera recorded videos?
 
Nowadays algorithm is good at detecting duplicates. If you can share something, several others can do it. It's difficult to maintain consistency unless you attract visitors to engage with the content or have hungry followers waiting for more content. It's better to create videos yourself with minimal AI as there could be filters stopping your reach.
 
i've been trying to build a facebook reels page since a long time targeting monetizaiton or selling it building audience. I've managed to earn some money with with teaching others but I didn't have one either so I want to make myself approve first.

first I've tried doing a post only page with getting paid followers at the begining and consistently posting posts. I've target europe older people with politics and it worked. I've managed to scrape decent amount of engagement doing a ragebair with politics dirty. but never got chance to CM tools. It's good for selling pages but didn't sucseeded.

second I've tried posting AI reels from after some youtube guy showed proof or earnings. but wehenever I post AI, 6-7 views only. the first video will hit 1-2k and after that the page acts like dead.but the views will not stop if i post camera recorded videos. I've tried posting qoutes, natural things, animals, even screenrecorded adult things but I've never lucky enoght to see even 100k views yet. most of videos are very short camera recorded once but after some time i will get tired and give up.

I want to to why everybody seems to be sucsessfull with facebook pages while I struggle. Do I need to do some boosting before posting reels. should I create real camera recorded videos?
I think it's best to find a system for yourself for long term value

You seem to be after the earnings only and not after real value
 
I think the hardest part is just staying consistent finding a content style you enjoy making makes the whole process much easier.
 
AI-generated videos are easy to make, but they have significant limitations. I think you should focus on content creation and filming actual footage; that holds more potential.
 
Your own data already answered it - camera videos keep getting views, AI reels die after the first 1-2k. That's not bad luck. The initial 1-2k is the test batch; if retention is weak it stops there. AI and recycled clips get flat retention, so they stall. Your original footage clears the bar. Stop fighting that and lean into what's already working.

The "everyone else succeeds" gap is usually two things: consistency and retention. You said it yourself - you get tired and quit. Winning pages post daily for months, not in bursts. And watch-through is the metric that matters, so hook hard in the first second and keep clips tight.

Boosting - no. Paid reach just shows a weak reel to more people who'll also swipe past. Fix the content first.

And pick one lane. Mixed random content trains the algo to not know who to show your page to. Identity is what makes it monetizable.
 
Focus on your loyal audience and what they want, rather than just chasing meaningless views. Review the content that generates the most engagement and feedback, then build future topics around those themes to grow your community.
 
A lot of pages grow because they understand their audience first, not because of a specific content trick.
 
You've analyzed what works and what doesn't. Create realistic videos and content that can attract viewers. Develop in that direction to boost interaction and growth.
 
I think it's best to find a system for yourself for long term value

You seem to be after the earnings only and not after real value
yea mate. thought of that after reading comments.thanks
 
The biggest difference I notice is that successful pages usually spend a lot of time testing and analyzing small details.
Finding what the platform rewards for your specific audience can take many failed attempts before it clicks.
 
i've been trying to build a facebook reels page since a long time targeting monetizaiton or selling it building audience. I've managed to earn some money with with teaching others but I didn't have one either so I want to make myself approve first.

first I've tried doing a post only page with getting paid followers at the begining and consistently posting posts. I've target europe older people with politics and it worked. I've managed to scrape decent amount of engagement doing a ragebair with politics dirty. but never got chance to CM tools. It's good for selling pages but didn't sucseeded.

second I've tried posting AI reels from after some youtube guy showed proof or earnings. but wehenever I post AI, 6-7 views only. the first video will hit 1-2k and after that the page acts like dead.but the views will not stop if i post camera recorded videos. I've tried posting qoutes, natural things, animals, even screenrecorded adult things but I've never lucky enoght to see even 100k views yet. most of videos are very short camera recorded once but after some time i will get tired and give up.

I want to to why everybody seems to be sucsessfull with facebook pages while I struggle. Do I need to do some boosting before posting reels. should I create real camera recorded videos?
It has been clearly shown by your test that the unique aspect of your content appeal to people. my recomendation would be to stick to one niche nd improve the content retention mechanis.
 
ai reels get suppressed hard rn, fb's actively deprioritizing that content, real/camera stuff is what's actually getting reach
 
Do not compare your results with screenshots you see online. A lot of people only share their wins. I have found that real and consistent content tends to perform better over time than constantly testing completely different formats.
 
i've been trying to build a facebook reels page since a long time targeting monetizaiton or selling it building audience. I've managed to earn some money with with teaching others but I didn't have one either so I want to make myself approve first.

first I've tried doing a post only page with getting paid followers at the begining and consistently posting posts. I've target europe older people with politics and it worked. I've managed to scrape decent amount of engagement doing a ragebair with politics dirty. but never got chance to CM tools. It's good for selling pages but didn't sucseeded.

second I've tried posting AI reels from after some youtube guy showed proof or earnings. but wehenever I post AI, 6-7 views only. the first video will hit 1-2k and after that the page acts like dead.but the views will not stop if i post camera recorded videos. I've tried posting qoutes, natural things, animals, even screenrecorded adult things but I've never lucky enoght to see even 100k views yet. most of videos are very short camera recorded once but after some time i will get tired and give up.

I want to to why everybody seems to be sucsessfull with facebook pages while I struggle. Do I need to do some boosting before posting reels. should I create real camera recorded videos?
It sounds like u have tested a lot of different approaches. From what I have seen facebook tends to reward consistency nd original content more than quick hacks. Finding one format that works and improviing it over time usually beats constantly swittching strategies.
 
If you build a channel by creating sensitive content to gain followers, I think it's unstable and very easy to get flagged. The target audience isn't really suitable either, and it could lead to costly campaign operations later on.
 
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