Janet Fouts
SEPTEMBER 8, 2013
We’ve been saying for years that the quality of the content your produce is more important than quantity, and it seems Facebook agrees. Affinity is affected by how users interact with your content. Likes, comments, shares and clicks are all ways to show affinity. For example a comment has more weight than a like.
Janet Fouts
JANUARY 13, 2018
It’s a bit long, but here are some highlights from his post : “…recently we’ve gotten feedback from our community that public content — posts from businesses, brands and media — is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other.” The effects of this announcement.
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Janet Fouts
DECEMBER 10, 2013
Blogs were in their infancy and we used bulletin boards and comment streams on posts to communicate with our user-base and we loved every second of it. Businesses flocked to both networks and created free accounts to market their wares as well as paying a nominal fee to get their content in front of interested users.
Janet Fouts
FEBRUARY 26, 2015
We all *think* we’re doing great when the Twitter alerts are rolling, Email’s pinging, Facebook is always open and your RSS feeds are pushing you new content to share. You’ll learn more and your comments and shares will be more thoughtful. If it works (or if it doesn’t) tell me in the comments!
Janet Fouts
JUNE 28, 2011
check your Edgerank here ) To put it simply Facebook looks at how many friends you have for your Facebook page, how many times your friends have interacted with your posts (share, liked, commented), The algorithm runs and checks to see if there is an affinity between you and each fan. Have you commented on something they posted?
Janet Fouts
JULY 5, 2011
Make sure you add links to your other networks, your blog and your syndicated content ( here’s how ). comment on your posts go to your phone. If you get one for every time anybody comments it will drive you bats. You can disable comments or re shares, but only after the post is added. Fill out your about section.
Janet Fouts
MAY 4, 2015
If I was completely independent or establishing my personal brand, yes, they’re fun and yes, I could even put out consistent content such as answering questions, etc. It can be a bit disconcerting when your video gets hijacked by the comments. However, my professional role has evolved. “– Frank Strong.
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