Online groups allow you to network virtually with potential clients and peers. To access groups, start from your Facebook home page and click on “Groups.” You can browse through thousands of themed groups with topics ranging from business to politics and everything in between.
You can search groups by city, name, theme, or any type of keyword. Start by searching for nearby cities. Business related groups are a good place to focus since you’re representing a business and connect with other businesses-minded people. If you really want to maximize the potential with groups, consider starting one of your own.
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GeekHibrid
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There was a time when you were able to set up a page, get 1,000 fans and reach those 1,000 people every single time you posted something.
Now, the Facebook "Algorithm" has changed that to the point where they only allow a few drops of people, let's say 100 out of 1,000 people, to see your post on your fan page. It has been long speculated that they did this to force page owners to pay in order to reach the rest of our fans.
This is even happening on people's regular profiles as well. The only difference is, you are still getting organic reach with your personal profile, it's just based on the level of engagement with the content you share with your friends and family and how many people are "interested" in that content.
Like Google, no one really understands "how" or "when" Facebook's algorithms are doing this. Most of the time it's very random...
Now, the Facebook "Algorithm" has changed that to the point where they only allow a few drops of people, let's say 100 out of 1,000 people, to see your post on your fan page. It has been long speculated that they did this to force page owners to pay in order to reach the rest of our fans.
This is even happening on people's regular profiles as well. The only difference is, you are still getting organic reach with your personal profile, it's just based on the level of engagement with the content you share with your friends and family and how many people are "interested" in that content.
Like Google, no one really understands "how" or "when" Facebook's algorithms are doing this. Most of the time it's very random...
