If you have a story to tell the best way is to show it with a video. One of the biggest video audience are the Facebook users. You have just to upload directly on Facebook your video and it will become an important part of your friends News Feed. Every day there are more than 1 billion video views on Facebook. 65% of this views are on mobile.
The new to Facebook video is comming this week: the video count.
You may have the problem that some uninteresting images or posts are showing on your Facebook News Feed. You have the option to hide some type of posts from specific person, website, group or page. Just click the arrow in the top right corner and you have many choices like: I don't want to see this, Unfollow, Hide all from specific website, Save for later or Turn on notifications.
You may know that Facebook News Feed has a new design and is improved in the way what shows.
Facebook will try to show you the most important for you post and stories. As result of years researches the new home page will not show spammy images.
Some examples of such post are shown below.
Like-Baiting is a post that want from you to share, like or comment a an answer of a question.
Spam post in Facebook
Many people flag such post like spam therefore Facebook will try not to show you such images.
Frequently circulated posts are contents that are uploaded to Facebook many times. Now they will be found with a special algorithm and you will see it less.
Spammy Links trying to take you to websites that contents only ads. There are a lot examples for these case: fake picture gallery, videos that ask you to share something before you saw the video.
The new news feed will show you more relevant and trustworthy content from you friends, pages and groups.
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