If you pester your friends and family to ‘like’ your Facebook page you are directly reducing the effectiveness of your page as a marketing tool for your photo business.
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New Larger Images For Facebook Link Sharing Benefits Photographers
Facebook have rolled out more changes to their system which benefit photographers. This time increasing the size of images that get shared in both the feed and on the page when you share a link to any page on the internet. This means that images on your site can be used to really boost your posts presence in people’s feeds.
Increasing Engagement With Facebook Photos – Post Multiple Images
Adding more than one image at a time makes them stand out in people's feed. Facebook has become an...
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