Money Man
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- Apr 2, 2009
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I would also suggest that you try posting a custom image that has never been uploaded to the Internet (let alone FB) before.
1) Find something inconspicuous, take a picture of it, and transfer/upload it to your computer.
2) *optional* As an extra precaution, you can take a screenshot of the image after it's been transferred/uploaded to your computer in order to remove EXIF and any other identifying info/data.
Of course, there are other ways to remove this type of info/data, but a screenshot is the simplest and quickest way for me to explain it here.
3) I would suggest posting the image to a group. If you want to include some text, that is up to you, but if you decide to do so, make it as generic and non-spammy as possible.
4) If the post sticks, I would repeat steps 1 through 3 (with step 2 being optional, of course). However, this time post the new custom image and a brand new link that has never been used/posted before on FB. Once again, if you want to include some text, that is up to you, but if you decide to do so, make it as generic and non-spammy as possible.
If both posts stick, it's obvious that having a fresh image as well as a fresh link will increase the odds of your posts sticking substantially. Once you have succeeded in doing this, there is obviously many more different split tests that need to be performed to ensure you can find out (or are least get an idea) of what's causing your posts to disappear.
I hope this helps. If you decide to try the above steps, please report back to this thread and post the results.
1) Find something inconspicuous, take a picture of it, and transfer/upload it to your computer.
2) *optional* As an extra precaution, you can take a screenshot of the image after it's been transferred/uploaded to your computer in order to remove EXIF and any other identifying info/data.
Of course, there are other ways to remove this type of info/data, but a screenshot is the simplest and quickest way for me to explain it here.
3) I would suggest posting the image to a group. If you want to include some text, that is up to you, but if you decide to do so, make it as generic and non-spammy as possible.
4) If the post sticks, I would repeat steps 1 through 3 (with step 2 being optional, of course). However, this time post the new custom image and a brand new link that has never been used/posted before on FB. Once again, if you want to include some text, that is up to you, but if you decide to do so, make it as generic and non-spammy as possible.
If both posts stick, it's obvious that having a fresh image as well as a fresh link will increase the odds of your posts sticking substantially. Once you have succeeded in doing this, there is obviously many more different split tests that need to be performed to ensure you can find out (or are least get an idea) of what's causing your posts to disappear.
I hope this helps. If you decide to try the above steps, please report back to this thread and post the results.