During the upcoming January, Facebook will be changing their algorithm on their organic posts reaches again. What this means is that Facebook will be making it challenging for posts that try to promote sales and other advertising. The only way to make sure the posts reach a larger amount of viewership is in fact to buy boosts from Facebook. In this particular blog, professionals are asked two questions.
1. Will the new policy be good or bad for marketers? Why?
2. Will it change the way you recommend businesses use Facebook? If so how?
A lot of experts say that this will encourage companies who use Facebook to create distinguished types of content. The content will either be high quality content or advertisement material. This way, there would be an opportunity to brands to separate their story telling and their sales pitch. While I do agree to some extent, this is still a major setback for small companies and marketers. Small businesses who can’t afford to boost their posts loses out from the organic reach. Big corporations have already found that their organic reach is now less than 2% to their fans from earlier this year. Of course it will also change the way people recommend businesses to use Facebook. It will be less effective and costly.
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