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How To Find Deleted Searches On Facebook

How to View (and Erase) Your Facebook Search History
Whenever you search for something on Facebook, your search terms get stored in your Activity Log. Here's how to view it (and erase if, if you so desire).

The Activity Log is only viewable by you, but if you want to erase any of your old searches for whatever reason—or even if you just want to view them (to find something you forgot)—it's really easy to find!

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Click the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner of Facebook, and head to Activity Log. from there, click the "More" button in the left sidebar to reveal the "Search" option.

Click on it to view your search history.

If you want to erase it, there's a button in the upper right-hand corner to do just that.

We couldn't find a setting that turns this history off entirely, unfortunately, but again—the posts are only visible by you, so it shouldn't be a huge problem.

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12 Easy Ways to Find Engaging Facebook Content: My Secrets Revealed

Are you constantly looking for great, engaging Facebook content??

If you’re a good marketer, and you’ve done your marketing planning, you know your content creation gets a little easier. To be a good marketer, you really do need to go through your business goals and objectives, know about your target market (and if you’re really connecting with your consumer, you’ll have made target market personas), and have a good idea of a content strategy, with themes like lifestyles, products, and news. You can even make a monthly schedule with general ideas for what you’ll be posting about to best engage your Fans.

Once you’ve got your strategy in place, the daily content and creative part comes into play.

Where do you go to find those super engaging posts? How do you find inspiration for your Facebook content?

I’m always looking for new and interesting sources to get content ideas for my Pages, so I thought I’d share a few of my secrets with you. (Ok, I’m hoping you’ll share a few of your tips too!). (Also, check out 12 Brilliant Blog Post Ideas for Businesses if you’re looking for blog post ideas.)
How to Find Engaging Facebook Content Posts #1: Customer Feedback

Listen to your customer, find out what they want, and provide it to them. Yeah, that’s kind of marketing 101 in a nutshell, but it works - even when you’re looking for Facebook content.

Check your Facebook customer posts and comments, check your customer email, check your Twitter mentions. What are your customers asking you, what are they commenting on and what are they posting? Use these as a source of inspiration - they are your target market after all.

Make Facebook posts answering their questions (briefly), or addressing topics your Fans are commenting on.

For example, on the BMW Facebook Page, many of their Fans write on their wall, with photos of their new and their classic BMW cars:

BMW encourages this, and caters to the desire of seeing their driving machines. The BMW Facebook posts are pretty much splattered with well photographed images of their cars.

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