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Video Description: How to gain visibility on Facebook — step-by-step (plus ready keywords & hashtags) I’ll flag the most important facts with sources so you know what’s driving reach today. Quick summary (the 3 things that matter most) 1. Facebook ranks content by what it predicts will spark meaningful interactions (comments, shares, saves). 2. Meta is pushing Reels / video heavily — all new video uploads are being treated as Reels, so video-first is essential. 3. Post timing, consistent cadence, and genuine engagement win more reach than spammy hashtag stacks or manipulation. (Use analytics to refine times.) Step-by-step playbook (do these in order) 1) Optimize your Page (5–15 min) Choose a clear profile photo (logo or face) and a branded cover image. Fill About: short description + keywords (see list below), contact, location, website, and a username (custom URL). Set a clear CTA button (e.g., Watch Video, Contact, Subscribe). Pin a welcome post that explains who you are + what followers get from you. (Why: SEO inside Facebook helps search & tells the algorithm what your page is about.) 2) Build content pillars & formats (planning) Pick 3–5 pillars (themes) you post about consistently. Example for a media channel: Entertainment news & promos Short storytelling / Reels Behind-the-scenes / BTS Community questions / polls Live Q&As or events Decide formats per pillar: Reels (video), short text + image posts, carousels, Lives, and Stories. (Why: consistent pillars help the algorithm learn who to show your content to.) 3) Prioritize video (Reels) + native content Create mobile-first vertical videos (under 60s often perform best for discovery; longer can work too). Upload natively to Facebook (not just cross-posted links). All new videos are being classified as Reels — take advantage. Add captions/subtitles (many view muted). Include a short punchy hook in the first 2–3 seconds. 4) Hook → Value → CTA (caption structure) Every post should follow: Hook (one sentence) → Value (what viewer gets) → 1 CTA (tag/share/comment/save). Example caption: “Can you guess the top film of the week? 🎬 Drop your pick — we’ll feature the best answer! #JBMPlusTV” 5) Timing & cadence — post when your audience is awake Use Page Insights to find when your audience is active. If you want a quick benchmark, studies show mornings (8–11 AM) often perform well; many find weekday mornings best — but test your audience. Cadence suggestion: 3–7 posts/week + 2–4 Reels + 1 Live per month (adjust to capacity). 6) Engagement-first tactics (organic growth) Reply to comments quickly (first hour matters). End posts with a question to invite comments. Use polls and “tag a friend” prompts to spark shares. Cross-post to relevant Facebook Groups (where allowed) and invite members to follow the Page. (Avoid engagement bait “Tag 10 friends to win” — meta penalizes manipulative tactics.) 7) Smart use of hashtags & keywords Facebook: 1–3 relevant hashtags per post is recommended (not long lists). Use 1 brand hashtag + 1–2 topical tags. Put your most important keywords into the Page About, first 2 lines of captions, and video descriptions. 8) Use Live & Stories strategically Go Live for launches, interviews, or breaking coverage — live sessions often get priority and rewatch value. Save important Lives to your Page and create short clips from them as Reels. 9) Boost and ad strategy (when to spend) Boost top-performing organic posts to scale what’s already resonating. Run small tests (e.g., $5–$10/day) on winners to find scalable creative. Use engagement/custom-audiences and lookalike audiences to expand reach. 10) Track, analyze, iterate Use Meta Business Suite / Page Insights: track Reach, Engagement Rate (engagement/reach), Watch time (for video), Shares, and Follower growth. Run a simple weekly recap: top 3 posts, why they worked, lessons for next week. Ready keywords (use in About, captions, and SEO) Group A — Brand / Channel: JBMPlusTV Media London entertainment digital storytelling AI art & graphics folk tales & storytelling Group B — Video & distribution: Facebook Reels tips Viral video ideas short film promo live stream interview Group C — Content themes (examples): music & afrobeats spoken word poetry nursery rhymes for kids masculinity & self respect sexual empowerment for women Group D — Engagement / CTA: behind the scenes exclusive interview share your story community spotlight (Use the most relevant 4–6 keywords per Page and sprinkle them into the first 2 lines of captions.) Ready hashtags (pick 1–3 per post — keep it tight) Brand / Evergreen #JBMPlusTV #JBMPlusTVMedia Content-type #Reels #LiveStream #ShortsOfFacebook Location / Audience #LondonEntertainment #LondonEvents #UKCreators