How to Get More Likes on Facebook

Evaluate your posting habits. If your posts usually get very few likes, identifying the cause will help you improve new posts. Some common problems are as follows:

• Post too often (several times a day) or rarely (even once a day).
• Post when your friends are busy (or asleep).
• Post long, wordy content.
• Post content that is vague, unnecessarily detailed, or boring.
• Do not include photos or videos in the article.
• Do not ask readers for comments or make interactive forms.

Post one or two articles a day. Posting regularly will increase the visibility of your posts on other people’s feeds, keeping them from paying attention or skimming the content. If you’re known as someone who regularly posts updates, interesting photos and videos, other people will probably stop and pay attention to your posts when they see your name show up on their feeds. The more people pay attention to your post, the more likes you will probably get. ^[1]

• Posting more than two posts a day will make others fed up with your content, block or unfollow your posts, or even unfollow you.

Use humor. You’ll find that witty, fun posts often get more likes than technical or knowledge-based posts. Replacing your familiar content with a joke or funny story 1-2 times a day with a photo will help you get more likes.

• Avoid risky or sensitive topics (such as religion or politics) in your wit, as these topics often divide rather than unite the crowd.
• If you can’t come up with funny content, use someone else’s wit: find entertaining content online and post it on your wall, or share an extremely poignant version of a popular meme. Even though the idea isn’t yours, you’ll still get acclaim.

Add photos and videos to posts. Vibrant content attracts more views than text-only articles; so add a photo to each of your posts. As long as the photo is relevant to a part of the article, you will see the positive impact of this.

• When posting videos, be sure to include curious captions (such as “Laughs can’t catch your mouth” or “Help!”).
• Keep in mind, sharing photos or videos isn’t as fun as posting personal content, although sharing still allows you to create posts with your own content on top of photos or videos.

Post short articles. Many people don’t have the patience to read more than a few hundred characters. Especially when writing humorous content or writing captions for photo articles, you should only write content under 300 characters.

• If you want to share a long article, try writing a blog post and share the link in short notice on Facebook.
• Note, if you usually post entertaining content, posting a long post once or twice per week may not get as much engagement as a short post.

Ask interactive questions. Another way to get more likes is to interact with your friends on Facebook by asking interactive questions and asking others’ opinions. You should ask casual and informal questions because technical or philosophical questions often keep users focused on the discussion rather than liking the article.

• An example of a good question would be “When was the first time you vomited?” and recount your personal experiences in a humorous way.

Like and comment on other people’s posts. Interacting with other people’s content will often encourage them to view and like your posts. While this is untested, continuing to like and comment on other people’s content will help you increase your likes.

• This is super important when you’re new to someone on Facebook. Liking their posts immediately after making friends will make them do the same for you.

Avoid posting content intended to attract attention. Posting sad, attention-grabbing, or sympathetic content often drives people away rather than liking the post. Again, people prefer to use Facebook to see funny and impactful content, not to recall their personal problems.

• Personal problems are not always easy to deal with, but you should remember that putting them on Facebook is not the solution. Draw a clear line between your personal life and Facebook content.
• Likewise, you shouldn’t post articles that ask others to copy and post on their walls, or posts that ask for likes (like “Click ‘like’ to spread the love!” – even though the posts are. This post still has a few likes but most of it will annoy friends.

Post at appropriate times of the day. Pay attention to your Facebook habits and keep track of your friends’ time online. You can use this information to determine the best time of day to post statuses and get lots of likes.

• In general, people often check Facebook as soon as they wake up in the morning and before going to bed, after school or during work hours; Therefore, you should post during the “peak hours” of the day.
• If you post during “off-peak hours,” such as late at night or midday on a weekday, you’ll be disappointed with the likes the post gets.
• You also need to consider the objective factors that affect users’ use of Facebook. National (or international) events, holidays, and tragedies can alter the number of Facebook users at the time.

Publish your posts. By changing the default view on posts from “Friends” to “Public”, you’re making it easier for anyone with a Facebook account to view, like, share, and comment on your posts. Comment on your article. This also creates a spillover effect; If friends share your post with their friends, the post will reach people you’ve never met.

• Publishing the article helps you to be known to many people, but also reduces the ability to protect personal information. If you want to make your content public, be sure to avoid sharing personal information or tagging locations.
• Maybe you just need to make more friends or switch to “Friends of Friends”, but turning your post to “Public” will allow everyone to see your content. Friend.
• If you use the hashtag (#) in a public post, other people can find your post when they search for the hashtag you use.

See results in a few weeks. If you notice an increase in likes after fixing the issues you found before starting this process, you can be confident the changes are working! If you don’t notice a noticeable change, try changing the posting time, tone, and length of the post.

• Be patient as you need to wait a while to see results.