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Love hate relationship with Meta


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“Know your audience, not your algorithm” is advice I get a lot when I talk about frustratingly inconsistent engagement rates when I do things “by the book” regarding algorithm.
It’s 100% true that knowing your audience will get your farther than relying only on metrics and stats, but there should be some method to the madness. We have had direct messages from people (granted, our audience is in the older demos), that they don’t see ANY of our posts come up on their timelines anymore, even though we post multiple times a week, sometimes even twice in a day. 

I do like a lot of things about both platforms, but I feel like I’m continually re working our posting strategy to fit the new algorithms to maximize the likelihood of our audience actually seeing our content.  

Does anyone have any advice / can relate? 

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fabkiwi06
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  • 4 replies
  • March 19, 2025

Solidarity. I fear Meta is becoming too much of a pay to play platform and organic posting is a combination of pushing the right buttons in the backend and getting lucky.


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  • March 19, 2025

Yea no advice, just that it’s not you its Meta. 


If you’re getting those messages you can encourage people to ‘follow’ your page and let them know that if they interact by liking, sharing, or commenting, Facebook will show them more of your posts. It’s a win-win. 


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