- Oct 9, 2025
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First, review recent engagement and tag metrics for any abnormal spikes or drops. Rather than flooding the feed with new posts, tweak a few of your top-performing older pieces and republish them. Monitor the traffic response over the next few days.
thaaz
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- Dec 6, 2024
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If by traffic you mean Reel reach, split the drop into follower and non-follower reach first. If only non-follower reach fell, check Account Status and recommendation eligibility before blaming hashtags.
Then compare the last 10 Reels by watch time, shares per reach and profile visits. Re-run one proven format with a different hook and change one variable at a time. Otherwise you won’t know whether the problem was the content or distribution.
Then compare the last 10 Reels by watch time, shares per reach and profile visits. Re-run one proven format with a different hook and change one variable at a time. Otherwise you won’t know whether the problem was the content or distribution.
- Apr 27, 2016
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It might be a temporary. You just keep posting and see what happens.
- May 27, 2016
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Maybe it's an algo change or something. It doesn't seem like a shadow ban. Just keep posting normally, and it will probably recover.
AdMetricGeek
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- Apr 27, 2026
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Check what was working before and post more of that. Also dont change too many things at once, give it some time.
jasonawalker
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- Aug 17, 2026
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First I’d check which posts stopped getting reach, not just the total number. If Account Status is clean, compare the old posts that pulled traffic with the recent ones and see what changed in hook, format, topic or watch time.