Hi everyone,

I’m trying to understand how one moves from the ticker to the news feed.  Using my personal account as an example has me totally confused.

For instance: one of my favourite “likes” is Mashable.  Mashable only shows up in my ticker, never the news feed, despite the fact that I usually click on the articles as they appear in the ticker.  Other pages that I have “liked” appear immediately in my news feed.

I want to figure this out so I can manage my business page more effectively. i.e. – not be permanently relegated to the ticker.

Thanks

Susan

@andrea-vahl Good tip – I’ll try liking several of Mashable’s posts to see if that influences their appearance.

On a side note, Social Media Examiner used to show up in my news feed.  As of this morning it has retreated to the ticker. 

Solved!

Thanks to @wchingya, one of the newest members on Social Media Examiner.

Ching Ya discovered that lists are the solution.  She created an easy-to-follow screen shot description which I just tried out.  It works.

We need to tell our FB followers about this.  I’ve been researching this question for 3 days and see that people everywhere are confused by the FB algorithm used to choose newsfeed items.  This means we are losing readership.

PS – Before I found Ching Ya’s solution, I tried liking and commenting multiple times on the pages themselves and the pages’ news items that were stuck in my ticker section.  It doesn’t seem to have any influence.

Sorry guys just testing