Does your Facebook feed suck? Are you seeing more of what you don’t like and less of what you do? As a consumer, a marketer or an entrepreneur, you know there is a ton of great of content on Facebook that you should be seeing, so how can you make sure it doesn’t get buried under the useless stuff? Shama Hyder gives you 5 ways to make your Facebook feed work for you!
Keep your momentum going with Shama’s insight on social media and digital marketing.
Tip #1 “Engage with more of the things you want to see and less with the things you don’t.”
Tip #2 “Organize your feed by using lists.”
Tip #3 “Teach Facebook by using the “hide” feature. Even use it on your own friends if they’re too noisy.”
Tip #4 “Engage in the right content! Spend more time on profiles and pages you want to see more from.”
Tip #5 “Get more out of the pages you follow by visiting and engaging with them.”
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Thank you for the tips Shama, I am sure they will come in handy.
I really want to get back into marketing on my Facebook page. Is there anyway that I can do that without the page seeming like it has been dead for 12 months?
There seems to be a lot to do with engaging things and getting used to the pages you are dealing with.
Over the years I have noticed that Facebook is easier to train than ever before. I like it and when it can clean up my newsfeed, there is nothing wrong with that!
Great tips once again! I really like this video series and I hope to see more of them in the near future.
The tips for Facebook are good ones. There is a little work to do from your part, but that is the best part, interaction!
Facebook has been really hard for me to manage. I have an option to get my pages in front of people, but I am still getting limited interaction. what do you think is the problem?
Great tips! So many people think that Facebook can’t be used more efficiently.