Facebook pages organic reach feels dead?
- Thread starter TrooY
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LucasCos
Newbie
- Oct 5, 2026
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While it's still possible to maintain traffic and generate organic revenue on the site by diligently updating posts daily, this has become incredibly difficult due to Meta's preference for paid advertising and the explosion of AI, which has depleted the source of creative ideas.
Marco69
Elite Member
- Jan 30, 2022
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I post daily on my personal profile with the prof. mode feature activated. You not get problems with Meta's policies with that (exclude you have violent content on it who is forbidden), not need 10 or 50 phones, 50 accounts, doing cold spam mass DM's and such thumbshit.....
Happy Weekend !
MaruPro
Newbie
- Nov 12, 2026
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Totally agree. Standard link and image posts barely get any reach anymore unless you pay for ads. Right now, short Reels and engaging questions that spark comments are the only things keeping organic reach alive on pages
PYTECH
Newbie
- Jun 8, 2026
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It’s not dead, but pure text and link posts are close to it. What still gets reach is native video, mostly Reels, plus content people actually share or tag friends in, so I’d focus on that. Pages also do much better when they live in a clear niche with a steady posting schedule, and a link to your site is better in the first comment than in the post itself.
riven1825a
Registered Member
- Aug 9, 2026
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Achieving the desired, positive results is very difficult. Meta encourages the use of its advertising tools, so managing campaigns manually is extremely challenging.
- Dec 9, 2023
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organic reach still possible but takes more effort than before.reels and shareable posts can still bring new people to a page but you need to keep testing different content.paid ads can help with reach but not depend on them if the page not getting engagement naturally.