Reels
- Thread starter Dat2068
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- May 20, 2023
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Reels still win for reach in 2025 especially entertainment, tutorials, and trends.
Feed posts work better for niche audiences, carousels, and conversions. Best strategy: mix both, but prioritize Reels for growth.
Feed posts work better for niche audiences, carousels, and conversions. Best strategy: mix both, but prioritize Reels for growth.
- Mar 12, 2025
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It depends on the time but I think Video will still be more trendy in 2025
Jonh Maynard
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- Aug 7, 2025
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Great question - in 2025, Reels are definitely dominating organic reach, but it varies by audience segment! Facebook's algorithm heavily prioritizes short-form video, and I've seen Reels get 3-5x more reach than static feed posts consistently.
However, older demographics (45+) still engage strongly with traditional feed posts and carousel content. Test both in Creator Studio → "Insights" to see what your specific audience prefers.
For best results, mix 70% Reels with 30% feed posts. Use trending sounds on Reels, post during peak hours (6-9 PM), and engage quickly with comments on both formats.
The key is matching content type to your audience's behavior patterns.
What's your primary audience age range, and have you noticed any difference in engagement rates between your Reels and feed posts lately?
However, older demographics (45+) still engage strongly with traditional feed posts and carousel content. Test both in Creator Studio → "Insights" to see what your specific audience prefers.
For best results, mix 70% Reels with 30% feed posts. Use trending sounds on Reels, post during peak hours (6-9 PM), and engage quickly with comments on both formats.
The key is matching content type to your audience's behavior patterns.
What's your primary audience age range, and have you noticed any difference in engagement rates between your Reels and feed posts lately?
muntant 7mm
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- Oct 18, 2025
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Reels generally outperform feed posts for organic reach, but performance can vary by niche and audience. Short, engaging videos win most of the time.
ninefourgb
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- Oct 1, 2025
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Reels usually win for organic reach, but it depends on your audience. Some niches still get decent engagement on feed posts.
- Oct 17, 2023
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nothing is consistent right now. Only the way you work can be consistent.
crazybeaRr
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- Oct 1, 2025
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While Reels grab attention quickly, I’ve noticed that thoughtful feed posts can spark deeper conversations sometimes quality over quantity matters more than pure reach.
ZenProxy
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- Jun 12, 2023
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Video — especially short-form — is increasingly favoured in the feed via Facebook’s algorithm in 2025, boosting discoverability over static posts for new audiences.
However, for deeper engagement with your existing community, traditional feed posts (or longer videos) still often outperform Reels. Ultimately, the "winning" format depends on your goal (reach vs. engagement) and audience segment—not a one-size-fits-all.
However, for deeper engagement with your existing community, traditional feed posts (or longer videos) still often outperform Reels. Ultimately, the "winning" format depends on your goal (reach vs. engagement) and audience segment—not a one-size-fits-all.
- Nov 16, 2024
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In 2025, Reels almost always win in organic reach, but feed posts are still important for building credibility & keeping long-term engagement.
Best strategy: Reels to attract new people – Feed to keep old people.
Best strategy: Reels to attract new people – Feed to keep old people.
Elephant Agent
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I think Reels will still be dominant in 2025 and short videos will always attract a lot of views from the online community.
BBIM AGENCY
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In my opinion, using Reels is a must as they continue to be the dominant short-form video format and provide the strongest organic reach, primarily for attracting new audiences. Feed posts, on the other hand, cannot be ignored; they serve a strategic purpose of building brand credibility and maintaining sustainable engagement with existing followers. Therefore, an effective content strategy is to combine both: using Reels to expand reach and Feed to strengthen existing communities.
- Oct 9, 2025
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Reel will easily attract attention when scrolling.
- Sep 7, 2023
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Short videos still lead for visibility, especially in entertainment, how-to content, and trending topics. Regular feed posts are stronger for focused audiences and conversions. The ideal approach is a mix of both, with short videos taking priority for expanding reach.
- Oct 14, 2023
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Reels are owning organic reach right now, but feed posts still pull weight with older audiences. That 70/30 split’s a smart move — keeps things balanced. Curious too — what’s your top-performing content type so far? Reels with sounds or more storytelling ones?
Churai Dok Mai
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- Apr 16, 2025
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In 2025, Reels still dominate organic reach short-form video gets more visibility and engagement across most niches. But for authority and community building, a mix of Reels and high-value feed posts works best.
- Feb 11, 2025
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Reels still win for reach in most niches, but feed posts work better for community + saves in educational or carousel-heavy segments. A mix usually performs best.
Radarkitai
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reels get the eyeballs but feed posts get the trust pick your poison based on what you actually need