There are 2 types of likes you want on Facebook:
Look at your posts on Facebook
Likes on your Facebook page (fans/fans)
These are important for both kinds of likes. They’re actually driving.
The higher your likes are on your homepage.
And the more likes you get on your page, the more likes you will get on your posts.
So what are you supposed to focus on first?
Let’s begin with your Facebook posts for more likes.
Facebook posts How to Get More
Your posts on Facebook are crucial.
Successful posts – which receive tonnes of commitment – have a tremendous impact on your page.
In fact, your Facebook page will benefit more than anything else if you become more involved in your posts.
So what are your goals for your posts to engage with?
Your objectives should be:
- Have people take care of your posts
- Get your posts to contact people (ie. click on them)
- Get people to tell friends about your posts
If you get people to do these three things, your posts will reach many people, spreading your brand throughout the Facebook ecosystem!
Then you will see your posts for people who have never heard about your brand… And many of them are going to like your page for more.
If you continue to share excellent posts, they will continue to engage with your website.
And they will send you a signal to Facebook every time they contact your page to show you your posts more and more.
And that’s the objective, my friend!
You will be able to take the next natural step for your business once Facebook is showing your messages to many people:
With links to your website, you can start publishing posts!
These messages send traffic to your website and turn fans on your Facebook into subscribers, customers.
Booming! Booming!
By checking out the infographic you can learn more about this process.
Let us concentrate on the question for the time being:
How can I create posts on Facebook that people are careful,
Actually, it’s not so difficult!
I will share 20 tactics below, which are guaranteed to be practically effective.
And don’t worry about it Don’t worry! I first put the most efficient tactics.
Post proven, data-driven content
There’s nothing more important than this first tactic if you want to find more likes and engagement in your Facebook posts likes.
The best opportunity of getting viral and reaching millions of people will be given to their posts using proven data-driven content.
So what is “proven, data-driven content” precisely?
Content that has already been tested by the audience and won huge numbers of participants.
It has a proven past achievement. It’s content.
For instance, on the basis of the impressive performance in another post I chose the quotation in my post (the quote for treating the janitor as the CEO).
I noticed that one post had much more involvement than all other posts. Looking through their posts
It had more likes, comments and shares! It had more!
At first I saw that post had more than 500,000 Likes and 1,000,000 shares.
Please note that only 200k Fans at the time were on the SEEK Facebook page.
When I saw that enormous commitment in this post, I knew that the quote had to be special.
It resonated obviously with people.
And I knew that the post had to be quoted, not something else.
Look at the postal image design, I mean! Has it a design even?
Basically, the image is a hand-written quote in a simple setting…. Bottom with a logo.
A million people decided the quota to share with their friends despite that simplicity (or maybe because!).
In fact, all three of the above objectives were:
You were careful about the post
You clicked on the message (Like, Like, Like, Like, Like…. millions of times)
Their community shared the post.
Here’s the question that I want you to think about:
Werait I know if I haven’t seen it perform so good on SEEK’s post, millions would like a chairman/CEO quote from my post?
There is no way.
Not an opportunity.
Indeed had I not seen the post from SEEK, the quote wouldn’t have been known at all let alone that my audience would probably do well.
So how did the quote come to my attention?
And how did I know it’s the best-in-class SEEK post?
I have been using a social network tool to show me the best posts I add from any Facebook page.
The Post Planner is called.
Post Planner allows me to add Facebook or Twitter to its FIND tool.
The app shows me the best posts on these social feeds.
By content type (images, videos, GIF, or articles) and by period, I can philter the best performing messages (day, week, month, year, etc.).
I’m not going to get into the details of how this tool works.
However in the webinar, I create the Janitor/CEO post live on my camera, you can see it in action.
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