In this article, we’ll be going through a number of steps you can take to make your page grow faster.

First of all, make sure your page is open to everyone by going to Settings on the left-hand side and clicking on General in the list that appears.

Under “Who can see my stuff?” click “Edit” next to Public and change it from Friends-only to Everyone.

This will allow people you’re not friends with on Facebook who also have an account to visit your page and potentially Like or Share any posts you put up.

Next, create some content that is engaging for your target audience.

This could be anything from photos of upcoming events at your school/college/university, polls where you ask people for their opinion, interesting articles and infographics about your field of study/interests, even something as simple as asking for feedback on a new logo or design ideas.

You could also consider creating some competitions to drive more engagement.

For example, you could create a poll with 5 options and ask people to Like the option they most agree with.

When the poll has finished you can announce the results and pick one winner who gets something special (i.e. bragging rights).

To make this work well it should be something that is related to your target audience but not so similar it’s spammy – don’t hold a competition to name your dog’s favorite toy if everyone in your target audience is under 20 years old!

Like any other page on Facebook, you’ll be able to see statistics for your own page such as how many people have liked it and where those likes are from.

If you find that some of your existing content isn’t getting much engagement, try posting it at a different time of day/on a different day of the week.

If most people don’t live in the same country as you and only visit Facebook during working hours, for example, you’d be better off posting at 11 pm when most people are relaxing rather than first thing Monday morning.

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Finally, make sure that all posts link back to something on your website or further engage with visitors who Like your page already – if someone Likes your page then they’re obviously interested in what you’re doing.

If you don’t do this then people will eventually grow bored with your posts and unlike your page, which means that posts from your Facebook page won’t show up in their news feeds anymore.

How can I make my Facebook page grow faster?

In this article, we’ll be going through a number of steps you can take to make your page grow faster.

First of all, make sure your page is open to everyone by going to Settings on the left-hand side and clicking on General in the list that appears under Who can see my stuff?

Click Edit next to Public and change it from Friends-only to Everyone.

This will allow people you’re not friends with on Facebook who also have an account to visit your page and potentially Like or Share any posts you put up.

You could also consider creating some competitions to drive more engagement.

For example, you could create a poll with 5 options and ask people to Like the option they most agree with.

When the poll has finished you can announce the results and pick one winner who gets something special (i.e. bragging rights).

To make this work well it should be something that is related to your target audience but not so similar it’s spammy – don’t hold a competition to name your dog’s favorite toy if everyone in your target audience is under 20 years old!

Finally, make sure that all posts link back to something on your website or further engage with visitors who Like your page already – if someone Likes your page then they’re obviously interested in what you’re doing.

If you don’t do this then people will eventually grow bored with your posts and unlike your page, which means that posts from your Facebook page won’t show up in their news feeds anymore.