Larazendler
Newbie
- Feb 28, 2019
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Hello!
I have a Facebook business page with about 10k followers.
A while ago I had statistics for each post, even simple profile picture updates:
Organic reach - 150 to 180 (1.5 to 1.8%)
Likes - 120 to 160
Shares - 30 to 50
But now for similar posts I have:
Organic reach - 200 to 220 (Better!)
Likes - 0 (ZERO!)
Shares - 0 (ZERO!)
Why? What happened?
My possible explanations:
1. FB runs too many Paid Ads and rotates them at high speed. So there is practically no space for Organic Content.
2. FB shows Paid Ads to ACTIVE users, but Organic Content to INACTIVE accounts. So I have good organic reach to inactive accounts, and so no engagements.
I tested the system using a couple of additional FB accounts. All my biz Page Organic Posts are visible on Timeline and even are more stable against the FB update flow comparatively to FB Biz Ads. Then I liked and shared my posts. I saw these likes and shares Immediately on my main account. But why my regular followers cannot like and share now, as they did earlier?
Thank you.
I have a Facebook business page with about 10k followers.
A while ago I had statistics for each post, even simple profile picture updates:
Organic reach - 150 to 180 (1.5 to 1.8%)
Likes - 120 to 160
Shares - 30 to 50
But now for similar posts I have:
Organic reach - 200 to 220 (Better!)
Likes - 0 (ZERO!)
Shares - 0 (ZERO!)
Why? What happened?
My possible explanations:
1. FB runs too many Paid Ads and rotates them at high speed. So there is practically no space for Organic Content.
2. FB shows Paid Ads to ACTIVE users, but Organic Content to INACTIVE accounts. So I have good organic reach to inactive accounts, and so no engagements.
I tested the system using a couple of additional FB accounts. All my biz Page Organic Posts are visible on Timeline and even are more stable against the FB update flow comparatively to FB Biz Ads. Then I liked and shared my posts. I saw these likes and shares Immediately on my main account. But why my regular followers cannot like and share now, as they did earlier?
Thank you.
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