Column P is a total overview of all positive options on a post. So these are the likes, the comments and the number of times a particular post has been shared.
Column U is a total overview of all negative options for a post. For example; x button and hide clicks. Negative feedback can be damaging to your Facebook page. The challenge is to keep this number as low as possible per post.
Tab 7 'Negative User Feedback Duration' provides a handy overview of all negative options, broken vietnam telegram data down into the different factors. Of course, it still matters whether someone reports your page as spam or whether the message is simply clicked away once.
Hide clicks = Hide the Facebook page's post in the News Feed
Hide all clicks = Hide all posts from the Facebook page in the News Feed
Report as spam = Report the Facebook page as spam
Sentiment analysis
By adding the number of negative messages to the positive ones, you can see exactly how many 'actions' were taken on the post in question. Instead of the total number of fans on the page, I choose the total number of people reached by that post. If you weigh the positive feedback against the negative, you get a clear sentiment analysis of your posted message.
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