One Person Can Make A Difference on Facebook Video

Why did Facebook kill organic reach? Take a look at this link https://www.facebook.com/OnePersonCanMakeADifference/videos/1656629129682/ This video went viral on Facebook has been shared like crazy! Has 38.841 likes and 6.400 comments! But since Facebook killed Organic Reach it is almost invisible... I used to be very active on Facebook...not anymore... It is a waste of time if you are not willing to pay for eye balls! And it is a waste of money if you pay for fake likes.... We need real social media again.... but where do we find them? My First experience with social media was on #Care2 awesome how that worked If you google Prof. Julian Bauer you can still find my Care2 post about this fantastic Change maker!

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