I need tips rn

I run pages on social media, mainly Facebook, but for the past few months, I haven't been getting many views. It feels like my page is taking its last breath, whenever I look at the graph. 😭

I feel like I've tried everything my brain could come up with, yet my page hasn't made any progress.

Well, my page does get a spark once in what feels like an eternity, as if it's been struck by lightning. My views would suddenly go up for a day, but then it's back to taking its last breath.

Any tips on how to fix this?

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Is the drop mainly in reach to new people, or have the people who used to comment stopped returning too? Those are different problems, and a one-day view spike won't distinguish them.

Compare a few recent posts with older posts on the same topic and format: reach, relevant comments per reach, and whether familiar contributors came back. Don't change everything at once. What is the page about, and what kind of conversation or action do you want a viewer to take?

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