Hey @publisherinabox and @AndySkraga I think I've got a problem. I'm getting a ton of reactions now, but in my Business Suite account, the option to send invites to people who reacted is nowhere near the amount of reactions I'm getting. Is there an issue or it's normal?
Im going to show you an old-school method to find FB niches that still works better than most modern strategies people are selling today
Its outdated. Its simple. And thats exactly why it still prints.
Want it for free?
→ Like and RT
→ Reply with “NICHE”
Must be following to get it via DM
🚨 This simple post just pulled in an INSANE 11.23M+ engagements
... and it’s NOT what you’d expect 😲
Just a short Facebook reel.
That’s it.
❌ No long caption.
❌ No fancy edit.
❌ No clickbait headline.
And yet… 👇
🔥 10.74M+ reactions
🔥 281.9K+ comments
🔥 210.6K+ shares
Want the post URL and page? 👀
Reply “REEL” + must follow 👇
I’ll DM you the link! 📩
@TrunksInu@Brahim_08051937 Thanks, so I've been seeing a lot of posts and accounts like this on IG, it got me thinking if the same content style will work on Facebook, what are your thoughts?
The fastest way to go viral on Facebook right now?
Polarize.
Pick a side.
State an opinion.
Watch the comments explode.
The algorithm doesn't judge your opinion.
It distributes what gets engagement.
Hate counts. Support counts.
Controversy is distribution. ✅
@Sujitpatel28 Congrats bro, you post reel 14 times a day, that's a lot I have a page of 7k followers I'm currently posting 7 reels a day should I increase it?
Two formats printing money on Facebook right now.
1. Chalkboard quizzes.
2. Viral message overlays.
No face. No voice. AI-generated images only.
One creator: $13,500/month.
Another: $2,200 from a SINGLE post.
The format is the weapon. ✅
@publisherinabox Hey do ads cost normally fluctuate coz I've been running an ad for 4 days now in cat niche and it started out great, it cost 0.0138 cent for 1 follower, now it suddenly spiked up to 0.0305 cent is this normally or do I need a better creative. Here's what I'm using btw...
Hold on - RPM's are about to spike back up!
Pages that maintain output through the Q1 dip capture the Q2 recovery. Pages that pull back lose ground.
Q2 has started slow. RPMs are still suppressed.
The shift typically comes in May. Mother's Day, Memorial Day, and summer campaign launches push Global CPC up 55% from Q1 to Q2 (Socialbakers). Mediavine reports CPM and fill rates peaking late Q2.
Global events may keep the rebound smaller than usual this year. But the lift is coming for pages that stayed consistent.