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Facebook’s New Algorithm
Facebook recently announced their plans to change their algorithm, which would favor friends and family over fan pages and publishers. Facebook said “We’ve heard from our community that people are still worried about missing important updates from the friends they care about…” implying their new focus to fill news feeds with content from friends and family.
What does this mean?
Brands and publishers who distribute content on Facebook will likely see a decrease in reach and referral traffic, particularly those who rely on clicks on page posts. With these new changes being implemented, brands and publishers will have to adapt by creating content that is more sharable. While sharable content is always desirable, it will also take some of the effect from this update away, helping publishers in the process.
Before this change moves into action, measure your Facebook audience over the next few weeks and see if this has affected your reach. If you notice changes, see if there are ways to adapt your content accordingly and make it more sharable.
Active Web Group is a full-service digital marketing agency that provides social media strategies for businesses of all sizes and industries. Looking to increase your social media presence and revenue? Get a Free Social Analysis Now or give Active Web Group a call at (800)978-3417 today!
Lisa Giosi
Lisa is Social Media Manager/Brand Account Manager at Active Web Group, where she develops and implements strategies to keep her clients’ brands moving forward. She has received both her B.S. in Advertising and her M.A. in Communication Arts from New York Institute of Technology in Manhattan.
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