There has been a lot of talk lately about how Facebook only show posts to about 1% of a page’s fan base.. This is particularly bad for animal rescues and shelters who rely on social media shares to spread the word about adoptable animals. There is now a way for your fans to make sure they see your posts everyday – but it does take a little work on their part. It is very easy to do, however, so I made a brief tutorial. I’d love if you’d share this so more non profits and rescues can have their posts reach greater numbers of fans and Facebookers.

For mobile phones, here is a screenshot of what it looks like to change your settings so an organization shows up first:

Click on the button next to “Like” – it usually says “Following” – when you select that, it will give you 3 options –  “Unfollow” “Default” and “See First”.  Pick the one you’d like, and you’re all set!

Desktops and laptops are similar – here is a video.

Again – I’d love if you’d share this so we can help more organizations get their info seen!

Hannah Stonehouse Hudson is a writer, photographer, speaker, and outdoor enthusiast. Focusing primarily on inspiring others to follow their passions and to live life to the fullest, Hannah's photography and writing assignments take her all over the world documenting people and canines enjoying the outdoors. When Hannah is not out on the water or in the field, she can be found speaking about the power of social media, and teaching organizations and businesses how to handle social media when something tragic occurs. Hannah's TEDx talk on social media and empathy can be seen here: http://stonehousephotoblog.com/2015/11/empathy-and-the-power-of-virtual-communities/ Hannah can be reached at hannah@stonehousephoto.com, and her work can be viewed at StonehousePhoto.com or Hannahstonehousehudson.com