#page admins

Things That Bring Joy to a Page Admin

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Most of the people I know who are group or page admins on Facebook have thoughts about giving it up. I do. It’s not easy, and more people can mean more problems. Spam posts, comments, and messages. People who openly defy page or group rules. Deciding when to shut down a thread that is going sideways. Banning people. I know. I’ve curated a book page for…

There is definitely two sides to this. Please try to understand our perspectives as a good majority of us try our best to make sure your name gets out there when we give credit where credit is due.

If you are a Facebook page admin, listen up. Whether you have 50, 500 or 5,000 "likes" on your page, only about 10 percent of your posts are showing up in your followers' news feeds. If you want to reach a bigger audience, you have to pay to promote that post. The cost depends on how many followers you have.

There is a way around it, but you have to let your followers know and on a regular basis, too. If you have the budget, it might be worth paying a one-time fee to promote a post (like the one below) that lets your followers know how to ensure your posts appear in their news feed.

You may have seen posts floating around, but we've created a template that you can use for your page - just customize it to fit your page and post away.

PSA: Only 10 percent of people who who like this page see our posts in their news feed. Facebook requires page administrators to pay to promote their pages to 100% of the people who like a page.

To make sure you SEE ALL OF OUR POSTS in your news feed, please VISIT OUR PAGE, click on the on the gear symbol near the "Like" button.

Click on it and select "ADD TO THE INTEREST LISTS" By doing this, you will keep on seeing our posts on your wall and the page will not be removed. If you're a page admin, spread the word.