Youtube Traffic

[joanmonzon]

Any idea how to get traffic from facebook for my website ?

I think of placing fake news to click and redirect them to my website, is this possible?

Any method you can suggest?

 

[Mlinh Day]

Any idea how to get traffic from facebook for my website ?

I think of placing fake news to click and redirect them to my website, is this possible?

Any method you can suggest?

You need to create engaging content, and need backlinks to information pages that are useful to users.

 

[omi3oh1]

Create short how-to videos or quick tips as Facebook Reels. Reels get wide reach, and viewers can click through to your website when you add a call-to-action link.

 

[saferidge]

Avoid fake news, it can get you banned. Just post stuff that gets people interested, then share a link to your site.

 

[garrolouss]

Yes, you can drive traffic from Facebook, but posting fake news is high risk — FB bans fast.

Viral Hook Content:​

Create clickbait-style headlines (e.g. “This One Trick Saved a Family $1000 on Insurance”)
Share with curiosity-driven captions — no lies, just twist the truth a bit

Use Bridge Pages:
Send traffic to a “preview” page first, then CTA → your main site
This helps avoid direct flagging or domain bans

Meme + News Pages:
Build a page around current trends, memes, or niche-specific news
Drop links in posts or comments with natural engagement

Facebook Groups:
Join/engage in niche groups (insurance, finance, etc.)
Share value first, drop links subtly

Cloaking (Advanced):
Use tools like LanderLab, RedTrack, or NoIPFraud to cloak redirects
Risky, but works if done right

What to Avoid:​

Direct fake news → website = fast ban or domain blacklist
Too many redirects or Bitly-like shorteners
Posting too fast or with low-trust accounts

 

[RoboTech]

Dude posted in the Making Money section, title says YouTube, but the thread’s all about Facebook.

Whatever you're on, I need a hit of that too.

 

[WarlordYT]

Dude posted in the Making Money section, title says YouTube, but the thread’s all about Facebook.

Whatever you're on, I need a hit of that too.

same , need 1 here also

 

[SilviaSignals]

Driving traffic from Facebook works well, but be careful with the fake news angle. Facebook’s strict now, and bans come fast. It's better to use click-worthy headlines and niche-targeted pages. Quality content still converts best.

 

[WAndreas]

Fake news will quickly erode credibility.

 

[netproxy]

Careful with fake news, might get some clicks short term but can easily kill your domain reputation and FB account. Try soft clickbait + value content instead, works better long term.

 

[joanmonzon]

Yes, you can drive traffic from Facebook, but posting fake news is high risk — FB bans fast.

Viral Hook Content:​

Create clickbait-style headlines (e.g. “This One Trick Saved a Family $1000 on Insurance”)

Share with curiosity-driven captions — no lies, just twist the truth a bit



Use Bridge Pages:

Send traffic to a “preview” page first, then CTA → your main site

This helps avoid direct flagging or domain bans



Meme + News Pages:

Build a page around current trends, memes, or niche-specific news

Drop links in posts or comments with natural engagement



Facebook Groups:

Join/engage in niche groups (insurance, finance, etc.)

Share value first, drop links subtly



Cloaking (Advanced):

Use tools like LanderLab, RedTrack, or NoIPFraud to cloak redirects

Risky, but works if done right

What to Avoid:​

Direct fake news → website = fast ban or domain blacklist

Too many redirects or Bitly-like shorteners

Posting too fast or with low-trust accounts

Puedes ayudarme a crear una campana te pagaria por la asesoria Yes, you can drive traffic from Facebook, but posting fake news is high risk — FB bans fast.

Viral Hook Content:​

Create clickbait-style headlines (e.g. “This One Trick Saved a Family $1000 on Insurance”)
Share with curiosity-driven captions — no lies, just twist the truth a bit

Use Bridge Pages:
Send traffic to a “preview” page first, then CTA → your main site
This helps avoid direct flagging or domain bans

Meme + News Pages:
Build a page around current trends, memes, or niche-specific news
Drop links in posts or comments with natural engagement

Facebook Groups:
Join/engage in niche groups (insurance, finance, etc.)
Share value first, drop links subtly

Cloaking (Advanced):
Use tools like LanderLab, RedTrack, or NoIPFraud to cloak redirects
Risky, but works if done right

What to Avoid:​

Direct fake news → website = fast ban or domain blacklist
Too many redirects or Bitly-like shorteners
Posting too fast or with low-trust accounts

You can help me to create a campaign and I will pay you for the consultancy.

 

[deeva2]

Use Facebook Stories and Reels to share timely updates and drive traffic with swipe up links if available.