the message seems to be "keep spending"
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the message seems to be "keep spending"
what good is a like anyway? load of shite
what good is a like anyway? load of shite
so i'm not the only one doing experiments
http://www.simplyzesty.com/facebook/something-is-really-rotten-with-facebooks-news-feed-for-brands/
Wasn't this debunked last week? I, for one, am glad I'm not spammed by every person/business/object I like on Facebook.
[edit: Link http://techcrunch.com/2012/11/07/ki...-news-feed-reach-to-sell-more-promoted-posts/ ]
Websites having to pay FB to spam their followers SHOCKER!
As Anthony said, it was only a matter of time before the monetization side of things kicked into overdrive after their IPO.
Websites having to pay FB to spam their followers SHOCKER!
Wouldn't be such a major issue if you had a marketing budget.
Here's a random sample of the reach i was getting back in July. there's no disputing the reach was closer to 40%, that the fall off happened, that it happened around the time of the introduction of promoted posts, and that now paying to promote a post massively increases its reach. With the competition from people paying to promote their stuff, it's questionable whether it's worth the effort or expense to even bother post updates on facebook.
Josh Constine wrote an insightful post last week, debunking the myth that Facebook has decreased page post reach to increase the sales of promoted posts. However, just because that wasn’t the reason, that doesn’t mean that Facebook hasn’t reduced page reach.
Since the end of August there has been a precipitous drop in reach across pages of all sizes, there have been first hand reports of Facebook telling agencies who manage large numbers of pages for clients that they were going to experience a large drop in reach, and data clearly showing this drop from at least three independent sources – Facebook page analytics provider EdgeRank Checker, the head of social measurement at WPP’s Team Detroit and a study conducted by us here at We Are Social in conjunction with Socialbakers.
So We Are Social and Socialbakers went back to the data to see what has happened in the month since our first report, and whether a larger sample of data would lead to the same conclusions.
DATA SHOWS AN AVERAGE 40% DROP IN REACH
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