How does the Threads algorithm decide what to promote? Like why does a quick post easily get 100 views, While a longer post that took me a lot of time to write gets only 1 view?

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2025-01-01 01:51

How does the Threads algorithm decide what to promote? Like why does a quick post easily get 100 views, While a longer post that took me a lot of time to write gets only 1 view?

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2 小時內	Smog&fog smog_fog_	Right I also noticed the same
8 小時內	Jethro Theodore its.jethro.theodore	Interesting stuff here! Have you guys played around with post frequency? Found any differences between posting every hour vs every 3 for example ?
9 小時內	Evan evanexercises	Sometimes people just have a few seconds to read what you have to say. Others times, they might have more time to read a longer post. Maybe communicate the same message but with a long and short version. Because even me! Sometimes I’m in the mood for a good read and others, “I’m not reading all of that” 😅🤣
9 小時內	Tao LifeArt taolifeart	Dear God, Why? - In real life Dear Algor, Why? - In reel life And it continues 😭
11 小時內	duaflipa	Everyone trains the algorithm to serve up what they like to engage with. The algorithm has no idea if you put heart into your post. If it was about Dune in February, it would take off. If it was about DJT in November, same thing. Everyone’s got their bubble, and your post needs to have key words that relate to what the algorithm is serving people.
12 小時內	Jon Russell jonrussellmd	No clue! And how to follow the train of conversation? Or even avoid missing a thread entirely!
13 小時內	Walid wabab	I think it depends on the quality of the post. If some words resonates with what people are looking for/liking/commenting, it spreads. A Short post is easier to digest and gets a better attention.
15 小時內	Richard Wilson sonofpops	All social algorithms rely on user engagement. If someone stopped to read or interacted. Sometimes a post will just miss. The first group of eyes it was shown to just didn’t interact with it.