i would focus on shares nd duration of stay, rather than only the likes. sometimes even the most basic post that encourages urr followers to tag their friends can go viral. what are uhh posting reels or just regular upddates?
When you run engagement ads for your Facebook page, Facebook automatically boosts its visibility, ensuring it frequently appears in the News Feeds of users within your target audience. This leads to an increase in video views, watch time, comments, shares, and saves for your page's posts.
I post a mix of Reels and Stories,i try out everything possible for the channel.
I hear a lot of people talk about "watch time" does this apply to all videos? What’s the ratio like? Or does it come down to the thumbnail?
Shares are KING. Also if the users like your videos, it's a very good quality metric.
one other area of focus would be creating content people actually want to engage with nd not just scroll by. some examples of such content include posing simple questions, creatting reels or even posting content they would want to share with their friends. secondly, pay attention to the content that brings in new followers nd not necessarily the ones that generate high reach.
In my view, Facebook tends to prioritize content that keeps users engaged for longer, generates high-quality comments, and earns shares and saves. Interactions from friends also help boost reach. Ultimately, the most important factor is creating content that is useful, engaging, and well-tailored to your target audience.
Facebook prioritizes content that engages viewers—specifically in terms of watch time, high-quality comments, shares, and saves. Interactions from friends also play a role. Most importantly, content should be useful, compelling, and capable of generating organic engagement.
That’s too vague. Specifically, regarding watch time I’ve seen many people talk about this, but there’s no concrete evidence or actual metrics shown from their own channels
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