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14 Ways To Get More Facebook Shares [INFOGRAPHIC]

Share is to Facebook as retweet is to Twitter. It’s all about how VIRAL you can get your fan page wall posts. Of course, you want plenty comments and likes on each post — this activity certainly helps boost your post visibility in the news feed of your fans. But, if you can craft the majority of your wall posts in a way that inspires your fans to say:

“Wow, I just *have* to share this with my friends!”

…then you’ll begin to notice a nice uptick in shares. Shares have more weight in the news feed. Basically, Facebook’s algorithms determine that the more people share a post and make it go viral, the more people want to see it. Makes sense.

In this fun INFOGRAPHIC, prepared for me by the good folks over at ShortStack, you’ll find 14 different ways to help boost your Facebook visibility and inspire more SHARES!

Plus, for examples of profiles/pages that consistently get large numbers of shares, check out folks like Roger James Hamilton (see this post), Robin Sharma and, of course, George Takei … and do subscribe to my Facebook Lists: Facebook Candy to Inspire, Inspirational/Spiritual, Facebook Experts & Resources.

You can download a PDF version of this infographic here.

How To Get More Facebook Shares

ShortStack, a self-service custom app design tool used to create Facebook apps for Facebook Pages, websites and mobile web browsing. ShortStack provides small businesses, graphic designers, agencies and corporations with the tools to create apps with contests and forms, fan gates, product lines and more.

Mari Smith

Often referred to as “the Queen of Facebook,” Mari Smith is widely known as the Premier Facebook Marketing Expert and a top Social Media Thought Leader. Forbes describes Mari as, “… the preeminent Facebook expert. Even Facebook asks for her help.” IBM named Mari as one of seven women that are shaping digital marketing. Mari is an in-demand keynote speaker, corporate social media strategist, dynamic live webcast host, and popular brand ambassador. She is coauthor of Facebook Marketing: An Hour A Day, and author of The New Relationship Marketing.

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56 Comments

  1. Rikki Powerbaby-records Jeffre on July 29, 2013 at 3:56 pm

    how can i improve my facebook page please https://www.facebook.com/powerbabyrecords



  2. Rikki Powerbaby-records Jeffre on July 29, 2013 at 3:55 pm

    rikki jeffree



  3. jameslex on July 2, 2013 at 11:05 am

    Sources?



  4. Mrinal Mahanti on July 1, 2013 at 9:03 am

    Can you please like one of my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Buylandingpagedesign



  5. Doreen Wong on June 4, 2013 at 11:31 am

    thank you Mari! #7stepFB was AMAZING – learned a lot. my hand hurts from taking notes lol



  6. Crack Marketing on May 22, 2013 at 3:03 am

    Really informative and nice looking infographic. Excellent article as always! Good job Mari.



  7. Lisa Iev on May 19, 2013 at 11:00 pm

    help me like it!



  8. Warren Whitlock on May 14, 2013 at 1:02 pm

    Great tips in the infographics as always.… But the best part was the quote “wow I have to share this with my friends”… To me, that would be a true sign of engagement, more likely to create conversation and action from those who see the share.

    We have progressed from pushing out impressions to eyeballs and most now realize that getting a share is far superior. The next step will be to understand how even a low number of shares can become very successful if an engaged person is sharing.



  9. Brittany Howell on May 7, 2013 at 2:26 pm

    Love the infographic! Will be sure to refer back to this.



  10. Ludmilla on May 6, 2013 at 6:22 am

    Actually I must be the only one who finds this particular infographics a bit chaotic. I prefer visually simpler layouts. But I sure like the icons, I would make the background sand color a bit lighter for easy read. The information is great, the time of the most visible Fb posts are eastern times? Thank you Mari, I will sure like your Fb page!



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