Is Facebook Still Worth It for Businesses? Here’s What You Should Know

Last Updated on: July 9, 2025

You’ve probably heard the debates: Is Facebook still worth it for businesses? The short answer: It depends—but for many brands, yes. While Facebook has had its share of controversies around privacy and algorithm changes, it remains a powerful platform, especially for specific audiences.

Recent Changes and Controversies

Who’s Still Actively Using Facebook?

How to Post Effectively on Facebook in 2025

  • Prioritize quality over quantity: One good post beats three bad ones. Unless you post news and/or have more than 10,000 followers, a majority of businesses do not need to post more than once a day; I onced managed social media for a brand that wanted me to post FIVE TIMES A DAY for around 1,000 FB followers and it negatively affected our reach and engagement.
  • Use Groups: Community-based marketing is thriving. Facebook groups can attract invidiuals that fit your ideal customer profiles while also fostering a sense of community.
  • Invest smartly in ads: A small ad budget can go a long way when targeted well. I’ve worked with Facebook budgets as small as $50 and still generated qualified leads, even if it was for a short duration.

The bottom line: Facebook isn’t dead—it’s just evolved. If your audience is there, it’s still a smart platform to be strategic about. Need help figuring out your best Facebook marketing strategy? Let’s work together to create a strategy that will help your business grow.

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