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Facebook Marketers are Already Fumbling News Feed Change

Jon Loomer

It’s been a little over a week since Facebook announced the latest news feed change intended to surface more content from friends and less content from brands. In that time, it’s clear marketers are setting the groundwork for future news feed changes. The History of News Feed Changes. Call me cynical.

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Facebook Explore Feed: The Launch, the Test, and What Might Be

Jon Loomer

If you’re a brand or marketer, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the Facebook Explore Feed. Some believe it signifies the end of organic brand content on Facebook. Earlier this month, Facebook completed the launch of the Explore Feed. This is the Explore Feed that about 99% of us have. I have other opinions.

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#measurePR Recap (July 2015): Internal Communications

Waxing UnLyrical

I then asked how our guests felt internal communications and PR should work together: A5 Employees are key source of intel for a company, so #internal #comms should be feeding rest of comms team. Janet Fouts also weighed in: If you don’t enable the team with the right content they’ll make it up trying to help. #measurepr.

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Decoding the Facebook Algorithm: A Fully Up-to-Date List of the Algorithm Factors and Changes

Buffer Social

The Facebook algorithm helps make sense of the huge number of posts that people and businesses share every day and chooses the posts to show in our News Feed based on a huge number of factors. Read on, and see what goes into the complex, fascinating formulas of the Facebook News Feed. Frequently circulated content and repeated posts.

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Facebook News Feed Updates: Authenticity and Video Completion

Jon Loomer

For some marketers, Facebook’s constant tweaking of the News Feed algorithm — which determines what users see and don’t see in their feed — is a source of frustration. Facebook is in an ongoing battle with inauthentic content. The target here is misleading, sensational and spammy content.

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The Experiment 2021: Ads Don’t Have to Suck

Jon Loomer

What if they served exclusive content that couldn’t be found elsewhere? It all sounds crazy, but it’s precisely what happened when I ran The Experiment in early 2015. Website custom audiences were the backbone of The Experiment in 2015. But, for especially engaging content, you’ll get an organic push as well.

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Learn Facebook Ads Tips in Quick Audio Shots

Jon Loomer

I’m doing something different, and it may be an easier way for you to consume my content about Facebook ads. The show was a big part of my business through 2015, but I slowly got less and less consistent with it. You can subscribe to the Pubcast (the feed includes Shots, too) just about anywhere. That’s changing now.

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