How did this happen?
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 6:19 am
“There’s a direct correlation between social proof and increased search traffic. It’s more than people think,” Brian said. Essentially, you’re paying Facebook to increase organic rankings. You take good content, add paid syndication, and watch your keyword rankings go up.
Kinsta’s big goal with content promotion is to build traffic algeria number data and get more eyeballs. They’ll then use AdRoll to display retargeting messages, targeting people who just went to start a free trial with lead-gen offers. (“But I don’t use AdRoll for Facebook because it tags in their middleman fees.”)
Brian uses the “Click Campaigns” objective on Facebook Ads for both lead generation and content promotion. “It’s great for getting traffic.”
Facebook's organic reach dropped by 52% in 2016 alone .
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“If you’re not paying, it’s not even worth posting,” Brian confirmed. Kinsta will promote new posts to ensure they appear in their fans’ newsfeeds. Anecdotally, paid support can increase reach by about 30%.
If they don't see it, Brian will "turn it into an ad and run it separately." It's "rewritten a second time to target a wider audience."
Kinsta’s big goal with content promotion is to build traffic algeria number data and get more eyeballs. They’ll then use AdRoll to display retargeting messages, targeting people who just went to start a free trial with lead-gen offers. (“But I don’t use AdRoll for Facebook because it tags in their middleman fees.”)
Brian uses the “Click Campaigns” objective on Facebook Ads for both lead generation and content promotion. “It’s great for getting traffic.”
Facebook's organic reach dropped by 52% in 2016 alone .
( Source image )
“If you’re not paying, it’s not even worth posting,” Brian confirmed. Kinsta will promote new posts to ensure they appear in their fans’ newsfeeds. Anecdotally, paid support can increase reach by about 30%.
If they don't see it, Brian will "turn it into an ad and run it separately." It's "rewritten a second time to target a wider audience."