According to the findings, organic page like growth was 0.2% in October. That’s down from 0.24% in September. For pages with over a million likes, growth was just 0.04%.
Meanwhile, the average post reached just 7.25% of page likes, which is 8.34% less than the 7.91% reach in September. Those with over a million likes reached just 4.25% of page likes on average.
October saw the lowest reach in six months, according to Locowise, which also highlights an “engagement problem” on Facebook:
The engagement rate is at 5.87% of all people reached. This is a 4.55% decline compared to the 6.15% engagement we saw in September. Again here the largest pages had a lower engagement rate by engaging 5.6% of people reached.
October engagement rate is the lowest engagement rate we’ve seen since we started doing these studies. It’s a 11.2% decline since the month of May, which had the best engagement rate.
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Image via Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook)
Image via Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook)
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