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On our website we use an "auto post to Facebook and Twitter" plug-in. Once a post gets published with WordPress, the plug-in automatically sends an update (a new post) to Facebook. However, in the admin panel of Facebook we clearly notice a difference in audience reach between manually typed posts into Facebook, and those auto posts. The automatic posts reach far less people.
Does anyone have any idea how this is possible, and how to by-pass this behaviour?
As you are using Firefox you can install the Better Facebook! Firefox Add-on.
The add-on provides numerous features/enhancements. One of these being
Automatically click "Older Posts" link on the home page [x] times to get more posts
This should provide you with the functionality that your require.
You can actually install this on Firefox, Chrome, Safari & Opera. The website for further information can be found here
You can status tag up 10 users.
You can location tag up to 20 users.
You can photo tag up to 50 users.
You are talking about different things.
I assume you are talking about the location tag.
As always with actions that only one user is able to accomplish but the masses cannot; it's best not to try to attempt it. The correct answer is: it is not possible to tag pass the limit. And if it is possible you put yourself in the "might get blocked/banned from Facebook for crossing some abstract clause in the Facebook TOS" boat.
As for the reasoning for the limits comes down to distribution. You are using a hammer to fry your eggs. In most cases, these actions come from users trying to promote an event, spammers or an irrelevant photo of a cat/cartoon/joke.
Best Answer
It's possible because Facebook knows that it was an automated tool that did the post, and because Facebook sets the rules about what is shared with who.
By-pass it by disabling your plugin, and updating Facebook manually, tailoring the post for your Facebook audience.