In a recent development, social media giant Facebook has decided to depict the number of posts a page publisher updates in a single day. The numbers of the posts can be seen within the search results of the query.
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This particular option is probably rolled out for two reasons:
1- Users can fairly get an idea what to expect from each page in terms of posts
2- Helping the social media geeks in comprehending their posting schedule
Facebook always discourages over-posting. They are more inclined towards quality posts and encourages 2-3 posts in a day. Moreover, the idea of news feed is to show the user about the most relevant story which means not every post of a page publisher will appear in their news feed.
If you are a publisher, set a standard against your competitors. Look for them in the search bar and see how often they are publishing.
Source: Socialmediatoday
1- Users can fairly get an idea what to expect from each page in terms of posts
2- Helping the social media geeks in comprehending their posting schedule
Facebook always discourages over-posting. They are more inclined towards quality posts and encourages 2-3 posts in a day. Moreover, the idea of news feed is to show the user about the most relevant story which means not every post of a page publisher will appear in their news feed.
If you are a publisher, set a standard against your competitors. Look for them in the search bar and see how often they are publishing.
Source: Socialmediatoday
