Most platforms have shifted toward showing content based on interest rather than who you follow. Instagram, TikTok, and even LinkedIn now push posts to people who have never followed you if the content matches what they engage with. This is actually good news for new accounts because you do not need a large following to get seen. A well-made post can reach thousands of new people without any paid promotion. Do you think this shift has made it easier or harder for brands to build a loyal audience?
Ask Do platforms show content to non followers more now than they used to?
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