FB reactions refer to the interactions users have with a post, including likes, comments, and shares. Establishing a goal for FB reactions involves identifying a target number of these interactions, supported by a solid rationale based on historical data or industry standards. For instance, if we currently average 200 reactions per post, we could set an initial objective to raise this to 250 reactions per post within two months. This 25% increase would represent an ambitious yet attainable target that would greatly improve our visibility and engagement. To assess and monitor our progress towards this goal, we would utilize Facebook's built-in analytics tools to track reactions for each post individually. Key metrics to observe would include the total number of reactions, the distribution by type of reaction (such as like, love, wow, etc.), and the relationship with other variables like posting time or content type. It is important to regularly review these metrics, assess outcomes, and modify strategies and objectives as needed.