How to reduce clickbait on Facebook
Clickbait content was once a major traffic driver of Facebook. Some of it can be tricky to identify, but here’s how to avoid the trap.
October 28, 2022
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Clickbait content was once a major traffic driver of Facebook. Some of it can be tricky to identify, but here’s how to avoid the trap.
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