Here’s a quote from the comments of
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/how-to-better-engage-facebook-fan-page-fans/
[I]f you are fan of a lot of Pages, the ones you never made a comment or a “like”, there are good chances you never see the updates in your News Feed
In my experience, this is at least plausible.
What does this mean for you? Well, if you are coming to depend on Facebook for updates on your friends and family, you can also start getting information about organizations, businesses, candidates, and more that interest you. What are the steps?
- Find a Page and click the “become a Fan” button.
- Then, engage, people: If you see a post that you like, simply click the “like” link underneath the post. If you have something to add, make a comment!
In other words, in this brave new world we call web 2.0, you have a vote as to what information you see. The way Facebook implements it (analyzing your actions even after you subscribe to content), you can continue to say “yes, this really interests me” even after you make the initial “subscription” decision. It can tell what content “grabs” you and it tries to show you more of the same. This is so much better than the old “check back often to see what’s new” and I encourage you to make the effort to see how it can simplify your information gathering life.
[Of course the pages I’d like to see you engaging with are the ones for AAUW and AAUW NC.]