Maximize Your Facebook Reach with These Tips | Join Our FB Liking Club!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses strategies for increasing Facebook reach among Pampered Chef consultants, particularly in light of recent changes to the platform that have affected post visibility. Participants share personal experiences and suggestions for forming a "liking club" to support each other's posts.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses frustration over decreased post impressions on Facebook and shares their method of creating lists to manage their newsfeed.
  • Another participant mentions a suggestion from Jen Fong about forming a collective to increase post visibility through mutual likes.
  • Several participants express interest in joining a liking club to support each other's posts.
  • One participant shares their experience of creating a list titled "Pampered Chef Pages" to streamline their interactions with fellow consultants' posts.
  • Another participant raises a concern about potential customer confusion if multiple consultants are liked by the same customers, suggesting it could affect individual sales.
  • Some participants report taking action by liking each other's pages and hope to see positive impacts on their post impressions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is a general interest in participating in a liking club, but concerns about customer expectations and competition among consultants indicate differing views on the implications of this strategy.

Contextual Notes

Participants are primarily Pampered Chef consultants sharing personal experiences and strategies related to Facebook engagement.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking to enhance their Facebook reach and engagement may find the shared experiences and strategies relevant.

Re: Liking Clubwhoops I just liked a page when I was working in my page! How do I unlike it so I can like it as myself??
 
Re: Liking ClubYeah! I figured it out and have not caught up as myself in liking everyone and liking comments today! Hope this helps all you CS cheffers FB status
 
Re: Liking ClubOne thing I noticed yesterday... since I have started liking the comments on everyone's pages, the posts are now showing up on my personal wall. Is that the way it helps get it in the top stories? I keep my Pampered Chef off of my personal FB. I guess I didn't really think about it showing those on my personal wall. lol
 
Re: Liking ClubI haven't noticed that yet, but only been doing this a few days; will keep watching. I have mine separate, too, but would appreicate it if someone could explain how this works.
 
Re: Liking Clubsince we're liking posts from our personal accounts, they will show up on your news feed. Keep in mind that only you can see what's on your news feed. What you post on your wall is what others see.
 
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Rhonda-Roo said:
One thing I noticed yesterday... since I have started liking the comments on everyone's pages, the posts are now showing up on my personal wall. Is that the way it helps get it in the top stories? I keep my Pampered Chef off of my personal FB. I guess I didn't really think about it showing those on my personal wall. lol
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Any time you "like" a post, a note will appear on you FB profile, and it will show in the ticker on the right side for your friends. Here's my thought on it: Firstly, the ticker goes by really quickly, so most of your friends won't see them. Secondly, the "like" items will only show on your profile, not in your friends' news feed, so in order to see them, your friends will have to go to your profile. If someone is a good enough friend to actually visit your profile, they should be a good enough friend to know that you're a consultant, and come to you for their PC needs. If there's a bonus that someone is offering that I can't match for whatever reason, and a friend of mine sees it, and wants to take advantage, I'm not going to lose sleep over it.
 
Re: Liking ClubOhhh, I understand now. I didn't realize that all of that didn't go on their pages too. Thanks for explaining. I wasn't worried about someone seeing that I liked pages. I just didn't want to plaster everyone's wall with all of our PC posts. OK, back to reading & liking comments now. lol
 
Re: Liking ClubI have to figure out how to add this liking group. I'm having trouble finding everyone.
 
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babywings76 said:
Leaving Facebook... | Facebook
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Did this post mean you were leaving FB?
I see the video on your page. Did you find it at the PC FB page? I was wondering how you got that posted. Hoping something like that is not too technical!
 
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byrd1956 said:
Did this post mean you were leaving FB?
I see the video on your page. Did you find it at the PC FB page? I was wondering how you got that posted. Hoping something like that is not too technical!
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Nope, I'm not leaving FB. :) That post was a blog type post someone made that gave people who were fed up and frustrated with FB some advice on how to adapt some things.

I found that video I posted from another PC friend who shared it from the PC page. To post things, I just open up the video and then copy and paste the page URL into a post and it brings it up. Does that help? If not, I can try to give you more step by step directions a little later.
 
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KellerCooks said:
I have to figure out how to add this liking group. I'm having trouble finding everyone.
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what you'll find out is that you have to go through this entire thread and individually "like" each person's page. We have all posted links to our pages. I personally "like" each page from my personal side and my PC Page. I do this to make "borrowing" good posts easier.

Once you have liked all of us, then the easiest thing to do is create lists. We are finding that if you have everyone on one list, posts still get lost. I have 6 PC Pages lists with 6 people per list. If you're having problems finding the pages to add to lists, I know there is a link at the bottom of page one or top of page two with instructions on how to create lists and edit them.

Hope this helps.
 
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babywings76 said:
Nope, I'm not leaving FB. :) That post was a blog type post someone made that gave people who were fed up and frustrated with FB some advice on how to adapt some things.

I found that video I posted from another PC friend who shared it from the PC page. To post things, I just open up the video and then copy and paste the page URL into a post and it brings it up. Does that help? If not, I can try to give you more step by step directions a little later.
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Thank you! I think I understand and when I get around to trying it I'll look up this post. Gotta go 'like'!
 
Re: Liking ClubI also started a "pages" group so they are show up in a group and not so much on my private page.
 
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lt1jane said:
what you'll find out is that you have to go through this entire thread and individually "like" each person's page. We have all posted links to our pages. I personally "like" each page from my personal side and my PC Page. I do this to make "borrowing" good posts easier.

Once you have liked all of us, then the easiest thing to do is create lists. We are finding that if you have everyone on one list, posts still get lost. I have 6 PC Pages lists with 6 people per list. If you're having problems finding the pages to add to lists, I know there is a link at the bottom of page one or top of page two with instructions on how to create lists and edit them.

Hope this helps.
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Sorry, what I meant was the "list". I have "liked" a bunch of pages, and add more as they add me. Then I like all the status updates, photos, etc. that come up in my news feed. Certain people come through all the time but others still don't come through, so I need to make the list so I can find them all and like them regularly.
 
Re: Liking ClubI decided to permanently delete my facebook account, which I'm assuming my page will be gone too. I am going to edit my earlier post in this thread to delete my link from it so no-one wastes their time clicking it.
 
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Re: Liking ClubThis should help you with creating the "lists"

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lt1jane said:
since we're liking posts from our personal accounts, they will show up on your news feed. Keep in mind that only you can see what's on your news feed. What you post on your wall is what others see.
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So, I now have a question. Posts from a page I have liked is showing up on my page, but not from all the pages I have liked. Is there a way to get this to not happen?
 
Re: Liking ClubJust a friendly reminder that make sure when you click "like" on people's posts and pictures, that you aren't logged in as your page. Please be sure you are going to appear to be a person, not another PC consultant.Also, it's okay if you borrow things from my page, but please click the "like" button of the picture, recipe, or post before you post it on your own. Thanks! :)
 
Re: Liking ClubHow do you make a pages group?

And my apologies Amanda – I think it might have been who messed up and liked as a page a few days ago. I'm still trying to work this whole thing out!
 
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KateInTheKitchen said:
How do you make a pages group?

And my apologies Amanda – I think it might have been who messed up and liked as a page a few days ago. I'm still trying to work this whole thing out!
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I'm not sure if you did, it was someone else I noticed this morning, but I don't want to point fingers or call anyone out on it. It's okay, really, I'm not mad or anything. So, no worries--It's hard to learn everything right off the bat. :) In general, I've seen people do it on my page and others every once in a while, so I just thought I'd mention it here as a friendly reminder.

To make a pages group, go to your "home" page. On the left side column, you'll see "lists" at the bottom. Hover over that and the word "more" shows up. Click on that. Then a page shows up that shows all your lists. At the top, there's a button that says "create list". Then you can name it and select friends to add to that list. To add PC pages, you'll need to click the top left drop down menu that should default to say "friends". Click that menu and then change it to say "pages". Then all the pages will appear and you can select the ones you want to add to that list.

I've just created several lists (named the PC1, PC2, etc) and put 5 people's pages on each list. I found that putting them all on one list wasn't working well. I was missing a lot of people's posts. So now from my Home page I can select the list I want to view posts of and then see everyone better.

Hope that helps! :)
 
Re: Liking Clubhttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Dina-Atnip-Director-Pampered-Chef just started mine so it looks dim with nothing so help me please.
 
Re: Liking ClubSo now I have a question. When I make a post on my FBPC page it is not showing up on the FBPampered Chef pages. What do I need to do to make it show up there? That is usually where I go first to click likes on everyone. Then I check each consultant FB page to click like on their post. I try to do this everyday. I have noticed that my page is down by about 40%. Any advice?
 
Re: Liking ClubGive up need more lesson on the computer to get it up I am doing what it says must me the operator LOL
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FB Liking Club?

The FB Liking Club is a community designed to help members increase their Facebook reach by engaging with each other's posts. By participating, you can gain more visibility for your content and connect with a wider audience.

How can I maximize my Facebook reach using the tips provided?

To maximize your Facebook reach, focus on creating engaging content, posting at optimal times, using relevant hashtags, and interacting with your audience. Additionally, joining the FB Liking Club allows you to leverage the support of fellow members to enhance your visibility.

Are there any specific strategies for increasing engagement on my posts?

Yes, some effective strategies include asking questions, using eye-catching visuals, sharing personal stories, and encouraging comments. Engaging with your audience through replies and reactions can also boost your post's visibility in their feeds.

Do I need to pay to join the FB Liking Club?

No, joining the FB Liking Club is typically free. It is a community-driven initiative aimed at helping members support each other in increasing their Facebook reach without any financial commitment.

How often should I participate in the FB Liking Club?

To see the best results, aim to participate regularly. Engaging with posts from other members and sharing your own content consistently will help build relationships and increase your overall reach on Facebook.

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