Facebookの投稿の間に広告やコンテンツを追加する。
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content_to_add = 'Add content here',
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$('#cff .cff-item').each(function(){
if( i % number_of_posts == 0 ) $(this).after('<div class="cff-item">'+content_to_add+'</div>');
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});最初の2行の変数を編集して、いくつの投稿の後にコンテンツを挿入するか、またどのようなコンテンツを追加するかを定義する。コンテンツはテキストでもHTMLでも構いません。
特定のフィードにのみコンテンツを追加する必要がある場合は、ショートコードにクラスを追加することができます：
そして、上のスニペットの4行目にあるフィードをターゲットにする：
$('.feed1 .cff-item').each(function(){
X回の投稿ごとに異なるコンテンツを追加するには、次のようにします：
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content_to_add = [
'Content 1',
'Content 2',
'Content 3'
],
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count = 0;
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$(this).after('<div class="cff-item">'+content_to_add[count]+'</div>');
count++;
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i++;
});
Most customers would rather text you than call, and most small business websites still hide the chat option.
Someone lands on your site with a real question, looks for a way to ask, and sees your phone number first.
Almost nobody calls. They check once more, see no chat button, and leave.
The fix isn't a redesign. It's putting a text option above the phone number and making it the first thing visitors see.
Does your site lead with "call us" or "text us"? Drop yours in the comments and I'll tell you what most sites do wrong.
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A local business I looked at had 200 reviews across Google, Facebook, and Yelp, and zero on their website.
Customers don't open three tabs. They check one source and either trust you in 10 seconds or close the tab.
Which means 200 glowing reviews looked like 0 to anyone landing on the homepage.
The fix isn't asking for more reviews. It's pulling all three platforms onto the page where the decision actually happens.
Where do your reviews live right now? Drop the platforms below. I'll tell you which to consolidate first.
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Mosseri's been telling us this for a year and most accounts still don't believe it.
Shares. DMs, send-to-friends, story re-shares. Outweigh likes by a wide margin in the 2026 algorithm.
A like takes half a second. A share means you put your social credit on the line.
Instagram reads that as "worth interrupting someone's day for" and pushes the post out.
A Reel with 50 likes and 30 shares now beats a Reel with 500 likes and 0 shares. Every time.
What's the last Reel you actually sent to a friend? Drop it below.
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Adam Mosseri just confirmed what the algorithm already started enforcing.
The polished Instagram aesthetic you spent the last three years building is officially dead in 2026.
Because AI made polished content cheap, the algorithm now rewards the opposite.
Vertical phone footage with bad lighting, off-the-cuff captions, raw kitchen-format stuff is winning.
Authenticity is the one thing AI still can't fake at scale.
So which one are you doing tomorrow, posting the polished cinematic reel or just talking to the camera?
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Fun fact: Most happy customers will leave a review if you just ask them.
The problem is that a lot of businesses never ask, despite how important Google reviews can be.
In fact, you might have noticed that all the businesses showing up at the top of local Google searches have a thing in common: a steady stream of fresh reviews.
Having genuine reviews can make a real difference in whether someone chooses your business or the one right next to you.
The good news is that you don't need a huge marketing budget to start collecting reviews.
You just need a plan, and here's how you can get started:
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Want more Google reviews but not sure how to ask? Here are 11 ways I've seen actually work, including one most businesses completely overlook.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Most Instagram bios fail in the first 3 seconds because they describe what you do instead of who you help.
"Helping small businesses grow" tells me what you sell. Not whether I belong here.
The bios that actually convert flip it: they put the audience first and let the wrong people scroll past.
Your bio isn't a description. It's a doorway with a sign telling the right people they're in the right place.
Read yours out loud right now. Does it describe what you do, or who it's for?
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You've earned hundreds of reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp, and exactly zero of them show up on the page where the customer actually decides.
In the twelve seconds someone spends sizing you up, they're not opening another tab to verify you.
Three handpicked testimonials read as curated, and a "read more on Google" link just sends them away.
Bring the receipts to the page where the decision happens. That's where social proof actually does its job.
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There's a reason small businesses keep getting told they need a "better website" even after a redesign.
The redesign was never the problem.
Your Facebook page is the actual proof of life: fresh photos, recent reviews, an event next Saturday.
Your website is a contact form and a hero image from 2022. Pull the activity from one onto the other and the trust gap closes overnight, without writing a single new line of copy.
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The moment a customer submits your contact form, they don't sit and wait for a reply. They open another tab and message your competitor.
Whichever business answers first usually wins the sale, and "first" now means seconds, not next morning.
The fix isn't replying faster to the form.
It's removing the wait entirely by giving the customer a channel they're already inside like WhatsApp, so the conversation never breaks.
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Everyone left Facebook for Reels and TikTok — except the people who actually buy local services.
They're still scrolling the same feed they've been on for a decade, and now there's almost no competition for their attention.
Local Events, Marketplace, and Groups still push your business to people three miles away.
If your buyers are over 35 and within driving distance, four solid Facebook posts a month will out-earn forty TikToks.
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