How To Get More Likes On Facebook Posts For Free

A while dorsum I wrote a blog post called:

• Here'due south a Quick Manner to Get More Likes on Your Facebook Page

To say the mail was popular is an understatement.

It was actually the most shared postal service on the Post Planner blog for a long time.

Our founder, Josh Parkinson, mentions it in his mail service most our 10 most viral blog posts -- where he reveals that the mail gets about 10k impressions a day.

Not bad... swell at all.

I revisited the post for the first time in recently and found the advice as relevant today as when I wrote it -- peculiarly with all the contempo talk virtually Facebook reach.

With that in mind, today I have some pointers virtually how to go more Likes on your Facebook posts -- non just your page.

Here's a *FREE* New Way to Get More Likes on Facebook Posts

Getting Likes on your Facebook Page is i thing -- and honestly information technology's non that difficult. Specially if you accept a budget.

But how do y'all get Likes on your actual posts?

The obvious reply is to use Post Planner to post super viral images and manufactures!

But many page owners still autumn brusque and get discouraged -- and so allow's discuss an easy, Gratuitous tactic you lot may not know about!

Embedded Posts dominion!

Did you lot know Facebook allows you to embed posts on any webpage?

At first I didn't think much about it -- I've e'er just taken screenshots of posts and used the images to help illustrate my articles.

But those aren't actually necessary anymore -- because at present you can grab a snippet of code from the Facebook post and embed information technology into your post.

That's HUGE!!!

Let me testify you how to do it and explain why this is pretty stinking awesome.

How to embed a Facebook postal service into a web log post

1. Notice the mail service you want to embed

You can find information technology past either (1) scrolling through your Timeline or (two) going to your folio'south Insights.

For this get-go example, I'll use Insights.

Here'south what our Insights on the Post Planner fan folio bear witness me to be the best post types with the near engagement :

For the image above I clicked "Date" then "Likes, Comments and Shares" so the nearly popular mail appears at the top.

As you lot can encounter, this postal service got about 5.ii 1000000 Likes, comments & shares.

Cool! I'yard going to embed this post -- so I select information technology by clicking on the row.

2. Grab the embed code from the Facebook post

One time I click on the pop post in Insights, a lightbox opens that shows the post and offers additional stats:

To get the embed code I just click the dropdown arrow on the upper right mitt portion of the post:

Once I click "Embed Post" I run into this:

3. Embed post!

At present I tin copy the code and paste information technology into a web log post or anywhere on my website -- equally seen below:

How to notice the embed code without Insights

If y'all don't want to rummage through your Insights to find the embed lawmaking, there is a much easier style.

Just go to any post on your timeline and click the dropdown arrow in the upper correct hand corner. And so click "Run across more than options" and so "Embed Post" -- as shown here:

Take hold of the lawmaking from the lightbox:

And here is what the Facebook mail service looks like when embedded into the commodity:

Then how does this create free Likes on Facebook?

The respond is elementary.

By adding a post to a popular blog postal service, I expose it to a larger audience -- one that probably didn't see the original postal service on Facebook.

For instance, if Josh sends this web log mail service to 100,000 newsletter subscribers -- that means 100k more than people might run across the Facebook post!

And those subscribers tend to be more engaged Facebook fans who are more likely to collaborate with our posts.

I revealed in my post "Top 10 Benefits of a Facebook Page" that our newsletter sends near 21k unique visitors to our site each calendar month -- so I'm almost guaranteed to have a large number of people viewing this article, which contains the embedded Facebook post.

This demonstrates why building an email list is then important for your business -- even if you're small.

Personally, I'thousand all about social media -- which means I don't put much stock in the emails I receive. If it doesn't show up on my news feed -- it doesn't be!

Most people, however, aren't similar me -- at least not yet.

That's why you run contests on your page (using apps from Shortstack, Tabsite & Heyo) that gather email addresses from fans.

If y'all need assist promoting these contests check out this weblog mail service past Jim Belosic of ShortStack:

Collecting e-mail addresses volition let you contact potential leads outside of Facebook.

Via.... yes, email.

Embedding Facebook Posts Tricks the News Feed Algorithm

Some other absurd thing about these embedded posts is someone tin can click them to annotate, Like or share *while they're reading your blog post* -- which offers an easy way to go more engagement.

This is dandy for tricking the Facebook news feed algorithm -- and you don't have to exist a magician to do it.

And information technology won't toll yous a dime!

I've used embedded posts to revive old posts on my folio by simply writing a relevant commodity and embedding the Facebook post in the blog.

This increased engagement is crucial as Facebook continues to tweak the news feed algorithm. Remember, the more than people engage, the more oft they'll see your posts in the hereafter.

And with "Story Bumping" when people engage with an older mail service, the postal service will oft reappear in the news feed of your followers & their friends.

Expect, what is Story Bumping?

Over again, I'm glad you asked.

Jon Loomer explained Story Bumping this manner:

Story Bumping is a tweak to Facebook'due south sorting algorithm that will brainstorm surfacing content y'all missed to the top of your news feed.

For instance, you log into Facebook at 9am. You scroll down & see 50 stories. Y'all miss a story that was across your scrolling. That story continues getting lots of comments, Likes & shares, so the side by side fourth dimension you check into Facebook that story is shown at the top.

Now I tin't guarantee that a ii-month-old post that all of a sudden gets some date while embedded in a blog post volition resurface in the news feed because of Story Bumping...

Simply a more than recent mail definitely will.

As well, your page's general attain (aka Edgerank) will go along to improve due to any increased date on the posts you embed.

Source: https://www.postplanner.com/free-new-way-get-more-likes-on-facebook-posts-embedded/

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