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Diversify your Facebook content

Many advocacy organizations and campaigns fall into a common trap on Facebook: we only post our own content, and then we wonder why our engagement is stagnant.

Think about how you run your personal profile. You probably share a lot of content from friends or pages you like, right? But many admins don't do the same with our fan pages.

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