9 Tips To Make Your Facebook Posts More Visible and Lasting

7 Tips To Make Your Facebook Posts More Visible

Do you post many items and some of them are so valuable?  After a day or tow they disappear.
Why wouldn’t you want to make your post more lasting?  Like the work you do on writing a book?  Here I am showing my viewers how to memorialize
my recent Facebook posts on Dr. Wayne Dyer’s passing.  

Did you know that only 8 % of your Facebook friends see what you post? Would  you like to make your post more visible?

Is it possible to attract more friends to see and like your posts?  Yes, it is very possible.

[1] a trending topic and breaking news.

Here is an example.  A few days ago our beloved Dr. Wayne dyer passed away.  I shared my photos with him.  My colleagues posted their pictures with him too.  Lamented and reminisced him.  And marveled at the wonder and greatness of his teaching.  We wanted to honor him. 
This is great in terms of getting people’s like, notice and views.

[2] Show your genuine interest. 

You post  should be something that is relevant to your theme or people are curious and want to know  more about.   Cannot be just something superficial and  flippant.    

[3] Use high quality image.

A great image always stands out.
A use of multiple images will attract more people.

[4] Share something personal. 

This reveals something dear about your life.  Your lifestyle.
The things you like to do.  What kind of fun you have.  Who your friends are.

[5] Be inspirational and positive.

Quotes are always very useful to uplift people’s spirit.  Words of wisdom by life philosophers and motivational speakers teach people quick and short lessons that will help them get unstuck from their situation.
Quotes can be simply put in a test format.  Or they can be be presented on stunning image background. 

[6] Show your vulnerability. 

People don’t want to just read about the invincible you.  They can identify and resonate with your difficulties and your weakness. When you were stuck, too.  How you felt weak.  But do not post a laundry list of your difficulties and complaints.  You must show they how you overcame your challenges and won your victory.

[7]  State your honest opinion. 

Facebook posting should not be just about the consensus by the majority.  But not being opinionated or bashing others.   Provide contents that are educational that shed light on something that is destroying our environment or health. . However, some discretion should be used regarding showing videos of extreme cruelty or abusive situation.

Always be clear on your purpose on posting; to teach people some new concepts or introduce to them some new ways or ideas.

2 Tips To Make your Facebook Posts More Long Lasting- Revealed 

 Dr. Wayne Dyer’s Passing

Praying for Dr. Wayne Dyer’s Soul and his eternal teaching. I still remember the first time I met Dr. Dyer in 2008 coming on stage as a keynote speaker, in his casual shirt, shorts and flip-flops. I have been so fortunate to have met him and ever since followed him, seminars, workshops, books and DVD’s.

In particular I appreciated his teaching of Lao Tsu and Tao Te Ching and Yogic philosophy. He encouraged personal development through deep spiritual understanding. My own life philosophy as been deeply transformed by his teaching and the way he lived.

A few of my favorite quotes by Wayne Dyer:

 Click Here to see my post on Facebook

The Best of Wayne Dyer: “I AM”
RIP (1940- 2015)

This was my Monday night Facebook Post>>

Monday never stopped for me with the news of Wayne Dyer’s passing… I took out two photos I have with him. Looking at the photos I recalled other times I met him in person and his broadcast appearances. Wayne was interested in Zen Yoga I taught. He loved my scarf. His eyes were so deep, kind and peaceful.

Nowadays one would post something significant on Social media. When my father passed on or on his anniversary, i posted photos of him on Facebook.
Many of my colleagues from LifeSuccess also posted on Facebook their photos with Wayne. He has really touched many of us and contributed to our personal and spiritual growth.