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They do not allow any kind of free promotion and want us to pay even if we want to show own post to all friends.
Internet marketing with Facebook is dead
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Mr. Grinder
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- Jul 29, 2017
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just dont understand what you write, care to explain how its dead at facebook ?
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I mean that posts on pages are not promoted ot shown to all organically. They want us to pay to boost.
DarkHowl
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Bro looks you gotten your ass kicked out while promoting your scum offer.
Course Master
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Facebook is hard for these days with their organic impression / hashtags
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Most of my pages are in jokes niche. All with original content.Bro looks you gotten your ass kicked out while promoting your scum offer.
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You are doing something wrong.
Ths post is about 4 days old in a group that has around 45K.
Ths post is about 4 days old in a group that has around 45K.
Mr. Grinder
Failed to resolve a dispute resolution thread.
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if its hard for you, dont do this
DarkHowl
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Than you are doing something wrong.
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Is it tier 1 country ?You are doing something wrong.
Ths post is about 4 days old in a group that has around 45K.
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Yes, I put that post up and it is not even in a completely targeted niche although it is related a bit.
Kurt angle
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Facebook we have strict rules and regulations for the posts whatever we shared .. for boosting of the posts too they are getting some money which reduces internet marketing ..
SuperKonstax
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Of course, Facebook is not some kind of scary monster, but over the years it changes its algorithm in order to earn more from advertising. Any company wants as much money as possible, and that's okay. I do not speak out either FOR or AGAINST Facebook, but I just myself realize that they have become more expensive in terms of advertising.
bdman
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Facebook is still a goldmine if you know what you doing
of course, it is not newbie friendly anymore
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Well, m getting enough organic reach for video, but for all kinds of post fb dnt give free reach, like- link posting
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I can feel your pain.
Back in the day, you only need to set up a Facebook page, and you would be able to reach a lot of the people who liked your page.
Then Facebook started charging money for page admins to reach the people who like their page.
Ridiculous!
It’s as if Facebook is asking you to pay it so it can do its job as a publishing platform—and it just got worse after that!
But with that said, Facebook groups can still generate quite a bit of traffic provided that there's a lot of engagement.
They are very targeted and can reach quite a number of people.
You can also use a Facebook comment plugin because, unlike WordPress comments that are usually automatically moderated, these can be set on auto-moderation.
There are still many ways you can get Facebook traffic, but the overall trend is not all that encouraging.
It’s easy to see why—Facebook is basically trying to squeeze every red cent of advertising revenue from all the communication channels it has under its digital roof.
But if you build a solid community, and you are proactive, you can still get quite a bit of traffic from Facebook groups.
I would suggest that you build a mailing list, though.
Because if Facebook completely goes nuts and just destroys your reach, you at least have a mailing list that you can then use to keep growing your organic community.
Back in the day, you only need to set up a Facebook page, and you would be able to reach a lot of the people who liked your page.
Then Facebook started charging money for page admins to reach the people who like their page.
Ridiculous!
It’s as if Facebook is asking you to pay it so it can do its job as a publishing platform—and it just got worse after that!
But with that said, Facebook groups can still generate quite a bit of traffic provided that there's a lot of engagement.
They are very targeted and can reach quite a number of people.
You can also use a Facebook comment plugin because, unlike WordPress comments that are usually automatically moderated, these can be set on auto-moderation.
There are still many ways you can get Facebook traffic, but the overall trend is not all that encouraging.
It’s easy to see why—Facebook is basically trying to squeeze every red cent of advertising revenue from all the communication channels it has under its digital roof.
But if you build a solid community, and you are proactive, you can still get quite a bit of traffic from Facebook groups.
I would suggest that you build a mailing list, though.
Because if Facebook completely goes nuts and just destroys your reach, you at least have a mailing list that you can then use to keep growing your organic community.