There are a number of different tools that you can use to help you on your Facebook page. For example, you can unfollow all your friends, remove individual likes, add comments, and more. These tools can be helpful if you are having trouble getting your followers to like and comment on your page.
Unfollow all friends
If you are on Facebook, you know how annoying it can be to get notifications from people you don’t know. Luckily, there is a tool you can use to automate the process.
The first thing you need is a Google Chrome browser. You can then download the Toolkit for Facebook extension. This extension is a collection of automation tools to do everything from rejecting friend requests to removing individual page likes.
There are other tools available, but the Toolkit for Facebook is a great option. It has all the tools you need to automate Facebook tasks, and offers time-saving features as well.
Using the Toolkit for Facebook is easy. All you need to do is install the Chrome extension, and then you can unfollow all of your friends at once.
Add captions to uploaded videos
If you have videos you would like to add captions to, you can do so with the Facebook toolkit. Captions are a simple way to make your video more accessible to users. This can help people who have their sound turned off and those who aren’t familiar with the vocabulary of your video.
To add captions to a video, you can upload it to the Facebook platform or edit it from your computer. The Caption Generated tool can identify every word in your video and automatically generate a subtitle. It is easy to use.
Adding captions is a great way to increase your video’s views. Captions can also be useful for people who prefer reading to listening. You can customize your captions visually and in text. They can be placed at the top, bottom, or anywhere on the screen.
Add comments
Facebook has launched several new tools that can help you add comments to Facebook in style. In addition to the usual commenting options, you can also use the business manager to mark inbox items for follow-up and moderate comments. You can also use the comments widget to display comments on your page, although it won’t work for posts that have country or age restrictions.
Facebook has also introduced a Meta Moderation Assist tool that can act as a virtual moderator. This feature is helpful for pages that are launching their own moderation system. It hides content that is considered unsuitable for the group.
Another nifty tool is the PDF comments tool, which includes a freehand drawing tool, highlights, and sticky notes. These tools can be accessed from the comment toolbar.
Reject friend requests
If you want to reject friend requests on Facebook, you can use the help of the Facebook toolkit. This extension allows you to remove all unnecessary friend requests from your list, and also perform different actions.
If you have installed the Toolkit extension, you will see a small box on your browser. Clicking on this box will open a pop-up window. In the pop-up window, you can choose what actions to take.
You can either reject all incoming friend requests at once or accept all sent friend requests. The process is easy and straightforward. Once you are done with the options, you can simply click on the “Accept or Reject” button to do it all.
For mobile users, the same process applies. However, the user must select the option to ‘View Sent Requests’. This will then show a list of incoming and outgoing friend requests.
Remove individual page likes
While Facebook is a social network, it also offers a suite of features designed to help its nearly 2 billion users connect with their favorite pages. Aside from the ubiquitous likes, Facebook’s latest additions include a slew of gamification tools designed to encourage more interaction among its community. This includes a new ad unit, a feature to help businesses better manage their presence, and a revamped newsfeed, which will serve as the front porch for a host of Facebook-powered news articles and updates. These changes have been a boon to content providers looking to monetize their social presence. The aforementioned changes have also prompted a flood of new Facebook page owners, which isn’t surprising as a healthy portion of the population wants to be a part of the social network’s growing family.
