How Facebook Decides What People See
Meta publishes a quarterly report on what Americans actually see in Feed. The numbers explain why your Page reach fell, and what still works.
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Everything here comes out of the room. Real questions members ask, answered plainly, with the source for every number so you can check us.
Meta publishes a quarterly report on what Americans actually see in Feed. The numbers explain why your Page reach fell, and what still works.
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Instagram runs several ranking systems, not one. Here is what Adam Mosseri and Meta have actually published, and what Meta told investors in 2026.
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Pinterest is a search engine wearing a social network's clothes. Its own documentation says a Pin can gain engagement years after publication.
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LinkedIn rebuilt its feed ranking on large language models in 2026. Here is what its own engineers say, and what it means if you post for your business.
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TikTok says follower count is not a ranking factor. Here is what else its explainer says, and what it has not updated since 2020.
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X publishes the code that ranks the For You feed, including the actual weights. Here is what the numbers say, and what a business owner should do with them.
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YouTube publishes more about its ranking system than any other platform. Here is what it says, what it refuses to say, and how a small business should use it.
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Threads passed 500 million monthly users in 2026, and Meta has published almost nothing about how it ranks. Here is the honest state of the evidence.
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