Yeah, I’ve noticed the same thing — Facebook feels like it’s constantly shifting under your feet. What’s been working for me lately is keeping things a lot more organic and personal. Instead of relying too much on boosted posts or generic ads, I’ve been focusing on content that sparks real conversation — asking questions, sharing behind-the-scenes stuff, and responding fast when people comment.
Video still does the best for reach, but short, authentic clips (even slightly unpolished ones) seem to connect better than overly edited stuff. Also, posting less often but with more intention has helped — quality over quantity. I’ve been testing different times too, and evenings around mid-week still give me the best engagement.
Paid campaigns can still work, but they seem to perform best when they back up organic content that’s already getting traction, not when they’re trying to force attention from cold audiences. It’s definitely more about consistency and keeping your content feeling human — people can spot “marketing mode” instantly now.