Anna Edward
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I want to know for blogging purpose that which is better both of them?
which better plateform Facebook or youtube?
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- Nov 11, 2018
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Assuming you gonna have a blog website.
Facebook account is tied to you. And so is the location. If you are planning to target different country in your blog website than your location it's gonna be a mess.
For youtube location is not that much of an issue.
If it's the same country as your location then facebook.
Facebook account is tied to you. And so is the location. If you are planning to target different country in your blog website than your location it's gonna be a mess.
For youtube location is not that much of an issue.
If it's the same country as your location then facebook.
if you are talking about driving traffic to a text blog, facebook is way better for direct link clicks. the youtube algorithm actively hates when you send people off-platform, so the click-through rate from video descriptions is usually terrible unless you already have a massive subscriber base.
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If the main goal is blogging, then Facebook is generally a better fit than YouTube.
itsworth
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Depends of your niche. As everyone said, fb is tied to you and your content, but if you also build video content, creating this and embedding to your site will be very relevant to google. It might not bring many users straight from the video in yb, but on the other way will attract plenty of then through seo and serp
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If you plan to grow a blog, I think using Facebook would be more effective; it offers higher engagement rates provided your content is good and you can run ads with a reasonable budget to drive that engagement
greatfox20
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For blogging choose facbook, youtube is more for reels long videos .
jiroxys101
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If you're planning on building a blog long term for seo and monetization, self hosted WordPress offers far superior customization and control compared to Blogger or other free platforms.
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It depends on your content type: youtube (vlogging) is superior for long-term organic discovery, high search intent, and long-tail monetization, while fb is better for fast viral reach, text/photo posts, community interaction, and building local fanbases. Ideally, use youtube as your main content hub and repurpose short clips or posts on fb to drive engagement
It depends on your goal. If you're trying to drive long-term traffic to a blog, I'd choose YouTube because videos can keep bringing visitors for months or even years. Facebook can still work, but I see it as better for building a community and getting short-term engagement than for consistent blog traffic.
chuotdz123
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It depends on your niche. But generally, Facebook is better for blogging.
Janelle Knight
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- Oct 22, 2024
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Ideally using both platform together gives you the best overall results. Facebook can work well for building communities and quick engagement while YouTube is better for long term content discovery and evergreen traffic. It really depends on your goals.
High Dragon Agency
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ytb hands down for actual blogging content — Fb's algo prioritizes Reels/Stories n straight up buries long-form links/posts unless u pay to boost, while YT literally IS a search engine w/ evergreen discoverability, so if ur repurposin blog content into video, YT keeps payin off yrs later while an FB post is dead in 48 hrs.
TAM AGENCY
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Facebook usually attracts more traffic and engagement than YouTube.
onlineservice123
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For blogging, I'd lean towards YouTube if you're thinking long term. A good video can keep sending visitors for months, while Facebook traffic often drops quickly after the initial reach. If possible, use Facebook for promotion and YouTube for evergreen discovery.
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Both platforms are useful, but it depends on your goal. I like YouTube for long term traffic because videos can keep getting views. Facebook is better for building a community and getting quick engagement from followers.