I like some pages in Facebook very much and I like the posts done by them. However, my friends don't like those pages and get newsfeed about my likes, some of my friends also have complained me about it.
How can I prevent the pages I like appearing in the feed of my posts?
Posts by Friends of Friends will not normally appear in your News Feed unless one of your friends (or someone that you subscribe to) comments on or likes the post, and the post is visible to you.
If some of your friends (or subscriptions) frequently comment on or like posts that you do not want to see, hover over one of those posts in your News Feed, click on the ∨ that appears in the upper right corner of the post, then click Unsubscribe from comments and likes by _______.
Then you will no longer see posts in your News Feed just because that person commented on or liked the post.
Also make sure that you are not "Subscribed" to the "Friends of Friends" you are talking about.
It appears there's no way to do this, unfortunately.
What I ended up doing was to do the going-forward arrangement, and then work back a couple of months, making corrections manually (#1). Better than nothing. There is also the issue of my comments on others' posts being visible. In my case, I think this is "good enough", though I do wish there was a better solution available (without programmering).
It might be possible to use the Facebook API to achieve this, but I didn't see anything ready-made with some quick searching.
Best Answer
Your friends can change the visibility of your posts; particularly they can choose not to see your "Comments and likes". Read more about how they can control it.
Alternatively, you can delete the "likes" individually from your timeline. On my Timeline, I see a box "Activity / Recent" which shows the latest likes I have made. I can go in there and click the 'x' to "Remove" the item from the Activity. I think that will stop your friends from seeing it, too.