Did you know your Facebook wall does not show all the posts that publish all your friends all the time? Yeah. If you click here on Home, see your mural will show messages with dates sparse. It may even be that the most "recent" already has more than 10 hours.
Huh ... So that means none of my friends or the pages I have published nothing short this time? None. What happens is that by default Facebook only shows you what "he thinks the coolest." Hi? In fact, not what he thinks cooler, but what he thinks is more likely that you enjoy or comment. The site claims that the number of publications is such that if you saw all that all the millions of users post, would lose some of the best posts because it just was not looking at the time.
But wait ... Because Facebook knows what I like? A-ha! To work on the relevance to users of the site, Facebook uses an algorithm within a system that calls itself EdgeRank. This system classifies all posts published based on three criteria: popularity, relevance and time.
To be ranked higher in EdgeRank and consequently appear in the first wall of people, your post has to be the best in three categories: having clicks, tanned and comments in the post today, clicks, tanned and comments in past posts, and to be recent. That is: the older and your post is ignored, unless it appears on the wall of people.
And why must I be the first users of the mural? Well, if you are a person who does not use Facebook for purposes of career advancement or personal, do not. But if you want people to see their posts to sell, communicate or even launch a brand, then you need and then worry about EdgeRank Facebook.
So, here we will give tips shared by eight and the PostPlanner AllFacebook, to help you win once the Facebook wall posts and leave their first ever.
1 - Ask questions. Users like to respond, comment and opinion. Just remember to be relevant, know who you are talking about first. The application questions, Facebook itself is easy to use and yields many interesting opinions. Use your creativity and ask general questions, ask the opinion of his fans and how they think.
2 - Post incomplete sentences. Pretend it's a quick quip. Bet on simple answers, in a word. Ex: Today, all I wanted was to ___. Expect nasty comments. But overall, you'll see a lot of quality participation.
3 - Post pictures. The bad (or good) say that languages are best classified photos on Facebook than links, because they keep the traffic within the site and prevent leakage. Compare the number of impressions you receive your posts. What are the most viewed? Photos? Videos? External Links? Experiment with loose photos. If you have a business, post pictures of the team. Make known your employees.
4 - Talk about current news. Get the latest possible. You can and should be controversial, just do not be aggressive. Ask your friends or fans think about what's going on.
5 - Ask tanned. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Again, be consistent and relevant. Thus, nobody will care to vote and support their cause. Ask directly to their fans to make it clear whether they "agree" or disagree with your post using the button Curtis. You may be impressed with the result.
6 - Reach different audiences. Talk about different dates, talk to different groups. Use greetings, good day, I wish a good holiday. These are people with whom you are talking about. As such, they like to be treated kindly.
7 - Talk about Facebook. Users love to talk about the news site, especially if new bugs. Always be aware of the platform. News involving other pages, other users or images can be enjoyed immediately. If you see some new buttons that have not yet been reviewed, be the first to talk about it. Many will want to know what it is.
8 - Post by hand. It may sound crazy and certainly will work. But the reward is immediate. As you might expect, the Facebook traffic prefer to work with their own links, so as Hootsuite external applications and the like tend to get fewer impressions.
Take the quiz and then tell us. The print number of your posts has increased? And the tanned and comments? There are more fans on your page?
Huh ... So that means none of my friends or the pages I have published nothing short this time? None. What happens is that by default Facebook only shows you what "he thinks the coolest." Hi? In fact, not what he thinks cooler, but what he thinks is more likely that you enjoy or comment. The site claims that the number of publications is such that if you saw all that all the millions of users post, would lose some of the best posts because it just was not looking at the time.
But wait ... Because Facebook knows what I like? A-ha! To work on the relevance to users of the site, Facebook uses an algorithm within a system that calls itself EdgeRank. This system classifies all posts published based on three criteria: popularity, relevance and time.
To be ranked higher in EdgeRank and consequently appear in the first wall of people, your post has to be the best in three categories: having clicks, tanned and comments in the post today, clicks, tanned and comments in past posts, and to be recent. That is: the older and your post is ignored, unless it appears on the wall of people.
And why must I be the first users of the mural? Well, if you are a person who does not use Facebook for purposes of career advancement or personal, do not. But if you want people to see their posts to sell, communicate or even launch a brand, then you need and then worry about EdgeRank Facebook.
So, here we will give tips shared by eight and the PostPlanner AllFacebook, to help you win once the Facebook wall posts and leave their first ever.
1 - Ask questions. Users like to respond, comment and opinion. Just remember to be relevant, know who you are talking about first. The application questions, Facebook itself is easy to use and yields many interesting opinions. Use your creativity and ask general questions, ask the opinion of his fans and how they think.
2 - Post incomplete sentences. Pretend it's a quick quip. Bet on simple answers, in a word. Ex: Today, all I wanted was to ___. Expect nasty comments. But overall, you'll see a lot of quality participation.
3 - Post pictures. The bad (or good) say that languages are best classified photos on Facebook than links, because they keep the traffic within the site and prevent leakage. Compare the number of impressions you receive your posts. What are the most viewed? Photos? Videos? External Links? Experiment with loose photos. If you have a business, post pictures of the team. Make known your employees.
4 - Talk about current news. Get the latest possible. You can and should be controversial, just do not be aggressive. Ask your friends or fans think about what's going on.
5 - Ask tanned. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Again, be consistent and relevant. Thus, nobody will care to vote and support their cause. Ask directly to their fans to make it clear whether they "agree" or disagree with your post using the button Curtis. You may be impressed with the result.
6 - Reach different audiences. Talk about different dates, talk to different groups. Use greetings, good day, I wish a good holiday. These are people with whom you are talking about. As such, they like to be treated kindly.
7 - Talk about Facebook. Users love to talk about the news site, especially if new bugs. Always be aware of the platform. News involving other pages, other users or images can be enjoyed immediately. If you see some new buttons that have not yet been reviewed, be the first to talk about it. Many will want to know what it is.
8 - Post by hand. It may sound crazy and certainly will work. But the reward is immediate. As you might expect, the Facebook traffic prefer to work with their own links, so as Hootsuite external applications and the like tend to get fewer impressions.
Take the quiz and then tell us. The print number of your posts has increased? And the tanned and comments? There are more fans on your page?
