Hi everyone, does anyone know a tool that can sort a Facebook page’s posts by likes or engagement?
I’m looking to analyze competitors’ content and see which types of posts perform best. Thanks!
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CrowdTangle used to be the free way to do this but Meta shut it down in 2024, so it's mostly paid tools now. Fanpage Karma and Socialinsider both do competitor analysis on Facebook pages and let you sort posts by engagement. If it's just a few pages, scrolling back a couple months and logging format plus reactions, comments and shares in a sheet is tedious but works fine. Also worth checking their Meta Ad Library, since ads a competitor keeps running for months are usually the ones that work.
Yes, Agorapulse can help. It lets you sort a Facebook Page's posts by engagement and offers a competitor report to compare other Pages' content.
I'd use those reports to identify which post formats and topics elicit the strongest response, then review the results regularly, since audience behavior can change.
I think posting every day is overrated for small accounts. Three posts a week that each have a real hook seem to beat seven rushed ones, and you don't burn out by week three. Daily posting mostly works for people who already have a system or a team. For everyone else it trains you to post filler. Change my mind: has daily posting actually worked for you, and on which platform?
I'm courious to give it a shot, cuz i like social media like threads. But on the internet I saw that lots of users just stopped to use that application. Are you still using it? My goal is to fully integrate with my ig profile, since I want to establish a dialogue with people to understand their needs and to brainstorm some ideas, since I'd like to build a brand starting from there. What kind of differences are compared to X? Thanks!
everyone is asking why the views are fine and the follows are dead, and i think the answer is boring and structural, not the algorithm punishing anyone. think about why you used to follow an account. you followed so you would see their stuff again. that was the entire deal. now the feed serves you whatever it wants either way, and if that person makes another good video you will probably get shown it regardless. so following costs the viewer a slightly messier feed and gives them almost nothing back. the trade stopped making sense. which means "follow for more" is asking people to pay for something they already get for free. no wonder it quietly stopped working. the follows that still happen look different to me. people follow when they want to find you again on purpose. not to receive you, to locate you. thats a completely different job and it needs a different reason. a series where they want the next part. a name for the thing you do. something on the profile that signals there is more of this and its organised, not just one good video and then vibes. heres the part im not certain about and would like people to push back on. if this is right, two accounts making equally good videos should convert views into follows at wildly different rates depending on whether theres a recognisable recurring thing on the profile, and hook quality should barely matter for the follow specifically. it obviously still matters for the view. so if you run a series or a named format, does your follow rate look different from your one off posts? id like to know if this holds up or if im talking nonsense.
I’ve been working as a social media manager for a few years now, and lately I feel like I’m constantly falling behind. Between algorithm changes, new features, AI tools, shifting content trends and everything else, it feels like the industry is changing faster than I can keep up with. And honestly, there’s SO much noise out there. Everyone seems to have a newsletter, a YouTube channel or some secret formula to beat the algorithm, but a lot of it feels like recycled advice or straight-up nonsense. So I’m curious: **where do you actually go to stay informed and keep learning?** I’m talking newsletters, blogs, YouTube channels, Instagram accounts, podcasts, communities… anything! I’d especially love recommendations from people who actually work in social media marketing and have found resources that consistently provide useful insights rather than generic tips. Would love to hear your recommendations!
I’ve had videos on both Instagram and TikTok do 600 views with 90-110 likes, I’ve also had multiple videos do 50 likes in the first 30 minutes and cap out at 60 with the video not getting pushed past that I keep seeing everyone talk about this “your performance is entirely based on how your video does with the first audience” but it just doesn’t seem to be the case, I’ve actually had more videos do relatively poor in the first day or two then for some weird reason start to pick up day 3-4 just want some insight on what this whole idea is abt and maybe I’m misunderstanding
hi, i'm Jean. My instagram account is filled with independent imagery filmed off an old DELL laptop. It's almost a year of constantly posting imagery posts (most have been archived now after learning double posting is not the effective strategy in my case) and stories everyday. Both of Pinterest & IG are tied in together. After a year of sharing, traction hasn't increased & stuck at the 210-220 following mark. I have gotten recognition from models, photographers, music producers, smaller artists & somewhat similar creators. Noticed the other day that most of my audience is male (62%), that may be a major factoring issue. When you see all the iPhone 5 & pretty lighting posts, you notice that it's mostly women in the likes which makes perf sense. what guy would appreciate a dope photo with awful quality besides there being am attractive girl? No clue how to fix the algorithm to push my account to woman with similar content but that's the wish here lol to also add, my pictures get reposted on Pinterest constantly. Typically the description will have a book/movie characters name or nothing at all. which makes it difficult to retrace back to me. I've seen my pictures on tiktok's, reels, profile pictures on multiple platforms & thumbnails for youtube beatmakers(😭) basically, my pictures are getting decent traction, it's just not getting traced back to my account which makes up for very low engagement. would appreciate any feedback!