Sometimes starting a Facebook page from scratch can be challenging mostly because of how the algorithms work. Facebook rewards engaging content with more views so when you’re just getting started it’s hard to get any engagement. Ideally when your page is doing well you can post organically (without any boosting or ads) and it will go to hundreds, if not thousands, of people.
I have a formula that I use when working on a client’s new Facebook page and it does require running and testing ads. I’m really pleased with this new client’s page and the amazing response she’s been getting, mostly due to her stunning work and talent. It actually makes my job fairly easy when client’s have beautiful products to sell 
We are still in the process of spreading the word about about this lovely little studio outside of Hunter River so please feel free to share if you think it may be of interest to anyone in your network!
Stitch In Time Quilting Studio
Engagement on New Facebook Page
Sometimes starting a Facebook page from scratch can be challenging mostly because of how the algorithms work. Facebook rewards engaging content with more views so when you’re just getting started it’s hard to get any engagement. Ideally when your page is doing well you can post organically (without any boosting or ads) and it will go to hundreds, if not thousands, of people.
I have a formula that I use when working on a client’s new Facebook page and it does require running and testing ads. I’m really pleased with this new client’s page and the amazing response she’s been getting, mostly due to her stunning work and talent. It actually makes my job fairly easy when client’s have beautiful products to sell
We are still in the process of spreading the word about about this lovely little studio outside of Hunter River so please feel free to share if you think it may be of interest to anyone in your network!
Stitch In Time Quilting Studio
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The best part of yesterday was watching the light bulbs go on!I ran the first workshop in my new Cuting Through the Chaos series for members of PEI ART, the Facebook group I started for Island artists
What a great day yesterday! I ran the first workshop in my new Cut Through the Chaos series for members of PEI ART, the Facebook group I started for Island artists, and 22 people signed up
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One painting in our group reached 213,000 people this year
We’re contacted every week by businesses whose websites are broken
I love working with artists