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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 Clubsounds good to me too
 
Re: Liking ClubForgot to post mine http://www.facebook.com/cookingwithtammyhodgin
 
Re: Liking ClubOkay, so I just went through and liked about 10 people, then got tired of figuring out all those crazy letter combos (I usually screw up half the time and have to do it more than once).

I will try to get to everyone! For those of you who have not liked me yet, I would so appreciate it. I still need to get to 25 so I can change the link (I think that's what it's called-the thing so it's not a million letters & numbers long). Here it is:

Welcome to Facebook - Log In, Sign Up or Learn More

Thanks a million, in advance!
 
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pchockeymom said:
Okay, so I just went through and liked about 10 people, then got tired of figuring out all those crazy letter combos (I usually screw up half the time and have to do it more than once).

I will try to get to everyone! For those of you who have not liked me yet, I would so appreciate it. I still need to get to 25 so I can change the link (I think that's what it's called-the thing so it's not a million letters & numbers long). Here it is:

Welcome to Facebook - Log In, Sign Up or Learn More

Thanks a million, in advance!
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You no longer need 25 "likes" to choose your URL. You can do it right away: Username | Facebook
 
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NooraK said:
You no longer need 25 "likes" to choose your URL. You can do it right away: Username | Facebook
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this takes me to a phone thing where I have to give them my phone number to continue? I don't have internet on my phone.
 
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pchockeymom said:
this takes me to a phone thing where I have to give them my phone number to continue? I don't have internet on my phone.
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Hmm... I can't check the link here at work because FB is blocked. When I try it on my phone, it does take me to the right place. I know I sometimes get that request from FB to add a mobile number. It's not for browsing with your phone, it's a security thing. I skip it, by clicking the FB logo on the top left. You should be able to just type the URL in, too: www.facebook.com/username
 
Re: Liking ClubJust went through & liked some pages I had missed. LOVE the info I see on your pages!! Thank you!!
 
Re: Liking ClubJust a reminder. I don't mind when you make comments on my pages (as yourself, not your fan page), but PLEASE keep them generic enough that you don't sound like a consultant.

I post a lot of recipes and love the comments, but I will delete comments that sound very "consultant-y" instead of someone who loves the recipes/products. It's nothing personal, but I want my page to be welcoming to my customers first and foremost. If I post something you like, by all means borrow all you like. (You can share too of you want, I just shake my head at that because you send your customers to me by sharing instead of copying and pasting.)
 
Re: Liking ClubSheila, when I try to go to your facebook page it is saying website unavailable. Any one else having this problem?
 
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lt1jane said:
Just a reminder. I don't mind when you make comments on my pages (as yourself, not your fan page), but PLEASE keep them generic enough that you don't sound like a consultant.

Oh dear, I think it was me. I'm sorry. I have been trying to think generic, but sometimes forget when I get excited about something.
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Re: Liking ClubIt was more than one person. I just wanted people to be aware of it. I have been know to "like" something on someone's page as my page. It happens. When I realize it, I remove them. I just wanted anyone to realize that if they don't see their comment why I removed it. I remove the comments only, I do not ban users.
 
Re: Liking ClubHi Everyone! I would like to be apart of this "liking" club! I have liked/friended ALL pages that were posted on this thread. I have also added you all to my PC fan page as my favorites on the "left" hand-side.

Here is my link: http://www.facebook.com/pamperedchefprisd

Also I dont mind taking borrowing stealing my pics:); however, make sure to take off my name...most of the pics I have have all of my info on it.

Thanks in advance!;)
 
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lt1jane said:
Just a reminder. I don't mind when you make comments on my pages (as yourself, not your fan page), but PLEASE keep them generic enough that you don't sound like a consultant.

I post a lot of recipes and love the comments, but I will delete comments that sound very "consultant-y" instead of someone who loves the recipes/products. It's nothing personal, but I want my page to be welcoming to my customers first and foremost. If I post something you like, by all means borrow all you like. (You can share too of you want, I just shake my head at that because you send your customers to me by sharing instead of copying and pasting.)
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You are one smart cookie!
I have a question: why is it recommended to be logged in as yourself instead of your page? I keep business and personal stuff separate, even when logging in. I will still play the 'like" game and try not to sound like a commercial.
 
Re: Liking ClubI've liked several of you and would love the return love! http://www.facebook.com/pamperedchefmallorydavis
 
Re: Liking ClubHoly cow! I just got blocked from using the "like" feature because I was liking too many statuses too quickly and "abusing" that feature. Silly Facebook, don't you know I am using you to take over the world?? :D
 
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EmilyStraw said:
You are one smart cookie!
I have a question: why is it recommended to be logged in as yourself instead of your page? I keep business and personal stuff separate, even when logging in. I will still play the 'like" game and try not to sound like a commercial.
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If you are logged in as your business identity, then that title appears with your like and comments. When my customers go to my page, I don't want them seeing the names of other consultants and thinking that the only people who like my updates and things are just other consultants. That seems lame. ;) If it's just regular people clicking like and making comments, it looks much better. Plus, I don't want to lose customers...they might see other consultants and get curious as to what their pages look like and compare me to them. I don't want competition from my fellow Cheffers. ;)
 
Re: Liking ClubEmily & Mallory, just liked your page and a post. I try to like something on everyone's page at least 2 times a week. Like everyone, my life is so busy and by the time I get on the computer to 'play' it is always too late....
 
Re: Liking ClubWell shoot, I'm sorry. I "liked" all the pages as my page and now I can't also "like" as myself. Sorry everyone :(
 
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byrd1956 said:
Emily & Mallory, just liked your page and a post. I try to like something on everyone's page at least 2 times a week. Like everyone, my life is so busy and by the time I get on the computer to 'play' it is always too late....
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Thank you!!
 
Re: Liking ClubSo glad I found this listing! Please "Like" me too:https://www.facebook.com/chefjessicamullinsI will like your pages as well. And as I'm still new to all this, I do appreciate all of you being so willing to share ideas, tips, etc. THANKS!!!!
 
Re: Liking ClubBelinda, Pricilla,Jessica & Tristen, just liked your pages. Thank you for liking mine! It is always fun to see what everyone is posting.
 
Re: Liking ClubI've liked all the pages too! :)
 
Re: Liking ClubBelinda - I just have to say I LOVE your cover photo :)
 

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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