Paul-ang
Newbie
- Dec 18, 2016
- 33
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Dear all, i'm a super newbie with fb marketing. The usual white hat/black hat SEO appears more straight forward.
I just can't seem to understand fb at all.
1) What is the "logic" behind fb?
Some wierd posts/pictures/vids get shared a lot and a lot of exposure. Whereas some posts that I thought would be more shareable would receive less and I would need to boost it to reach more.
(i mean its fine, cos apparently fb still gives me a lot of mileage, for a few cents, the reach and click through rates are amazing)
2) How to scrape/track fb?
For example, say i want to track all the public fb posts that ever exists that talks about "cats" , is there a way to do so?
3) Lifecycle
The lifecycle of a fb post/content appears really really short, and it seems more productive to work on the web and SEO instead with a longer lifecycle.
4) No choice
But no choice, in this part of the world, the citizens are like always on fb...
5) Automation
fb is really cracking down on these.. i dun want to get banned...
Any expert advice would be helpful
I just can't seem to understand fb at all.
1) What is the "logic" behind fb?
Some wierd posts/pictures/vids get shared a lot and a lot of exposure. Whereas some posts that I thought would be more shareable would receive less and I would need to boost it to reach more.
(i mean its fine, cos apparently fb still gives me a lot of mileage, for a few cents, the reach and click through rates are amazing)
2) How to scrape/track fb?
For example, say i want to track all the public fb posts that ever exists that talks about "cats" , is there a way to do so?
3) Lifecycle
The lifecycle of a fb post/content appears really really short, and it seems more productive to work on the web and SEO instead with a longer lifecycle.
4) No choice
But no choice, in this part of the world, the citizens are like always on fb...
5) Automation
fb is really cracking down on these.. i dun want to get banned...
Any expert advice would be helpful
