How to get clickbait traffic from FB?

[WhiteGrayBlack]

Hi everyone. I'm new to this field and I'm still in the research phase. Mostly all I see is clickbait posted on FB pages with a link in the first comment. How does it work? Are these purchased pages with an audience or grown ones? Is the goal to monetize the page's audience or to get recommended to non-page audiences? What are the best niches for these pages? Any other tips to get started?

 

[Richagency]

Affiliate programs usually get traffic from groups or by running Facebook ads.

 

[WhiteGrayBlack]

Affiliate programs usually get traffic from groups or by running Facebook ads.

I mean traffic like that. It’s going to website with full story/news etc. and website has clickbait ads network with teaser ads like adskeeper, mgid, taboola, etc.

 

[NAM AGENCY]

To attract traffic from Facebook, create engaging content, use compelling questions, and include links in comments. You can buy followers or grow them yourself. The goal is to increase engagement and appear in Facebook's suggestions. Suitable categories include entertainment, breaking news, or controversial issues. Focus on the quality of images and videos and create intrigue.

 

[danielson101]

- Most clickbait pages grow audiences organically (or buy small pages and boost them), then post viral-style hooks with a link in the first comment to drive traffic to a site earning ad revenue.
- The goal is both monetizing the audience (via ads or affiliate/partner programs) and getting recommended by Facebook’s algorithm to new users.
- Best niches are broad-appeal topics like entertainment, lifestyle, motivation, money hacks, and trending news.
To start: pick a niche, post consistently, optimize engagement, and use analytics to refine content and growth.

 

[Deleted member 183008]

Many people do this. They buy pages with a lot of followers and post clickbait links in the comments to get more clicks. They aim to make money from the page's followers. The best niches are usually related to health, beauty, or celebrities. Just make sure to be careful and authentic in your approach.

 

[A TO Z Online Shop]

You can maximize your reach by crafting authentic , curiosity driven stories that offer genuine value, encouraging users to click through to discover the full solution.

 

[seo crazy]

Most clickbait FB pages either buy or slowly grow pages, post viral content to reach non-followers, and make money by pushing curiosity clicks to links in the comments.

 

[viserlab360]

Most clickbait FB traffic comes from aged pages with existing followers, posting emotional or curiosity driven content and dropping the link in the first comment to avoid reach suppression.
The goal is recommendation to non-followers, and top niches are news, celebrities, shock stories, health, and money but consistency and page trust matter most.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

What you’re seeing is usually a mix of organic page growth and content that’s optimized to drive engagement rather than direct clicks. Some pages are grown organically over time, others may start with an existing audience, but long-term stability usually comes from consistent posting, understanding what content resonates with users

 

[Jenny 15]

Hi everyone. I'm new to this field and I'm still in the research phase. Mostly all I see is clickbait posted on FB pages with a link in the first comment. How does it work? Are these purchased pages with an audience or grown ones? Is the goal to monetize the page's audience or to get recommended to non-page audiences? What are the best niches for these pages? Any other tips to get started?

These are pages with a large following; they buy and develop them. They post interesting and engaging content and videos, attracting readers and comments continuously and daily to maintain their following.
The goal of posting sales links in comments is to make money from people who see the posts or follow the page.
Regular posting on these pages can attract customers without the need for advertising.

 

[starpareek]

Hi everyone. I'm new to this field and I'm still in the research phase. Mostly all I see is clickbait posted on FB pages with a link in the first comment. How does it work? Are these purchased pages with an audience or grown ones? Is the goal to monetize the page's audience or to get recommended to non-page audiences? What are the best niches for these pages? Any other tips to get started?

Most of those pages are grown, not bought. The clickbait is just to drive comments and trigger recommendations, then the link goes in comments to avoid killing reach. The real goal is non-follower traffic. News, viral facts, sports, and celeb content work best. Keep it simple and post consistently

 

[junaidamir786]

Most of those pages are grown or recycled, not brand new. The link in comments helps avoid throttling. The goal is usually reach beyond followers via shares and recommendations, then monetize with ads or affiliates. Viral niches work best. Think news, drama, humor, curiosities. Start small, test what spreads, and don’t overlink early.

 

[FIDO AGENCY]

The essence of this model is 'traffic business': Leveraging the existing audience from large pages in the entertainment/health niche, combined with intriguing content to drive traffic through comment links. Success lies in balancing viral content to attract new customers and authenticity to retain existing ones. That's my thinking.

 

[AdCard Agency]

Mostly, these are fanpages that have been warmed up and have existing engagement. The main goal is to pull engagement + traffic, then attach links in the comments to avoid reduced distribution. Content is recommended by Facebook outside the follower base, not just for followers. Popular niches are entertainment, shocking news, lifestyle, light health, and general finance. If you are just starting out, you should grow the page first, create easy-to-engage content, and then think about monetization.

 

[12janitortobe]

Mostly, these are fanpages that have been warmed up and have existing engagement. The main goal is to pull engagement + traffic, then attach links in the comments to avoid reduced distribution. Content is recommended by Facebook outside the follower base, not just for followers. Popular niches are entertainment, shocking news, lifestyle, light health, and general finance. If you are just starting out, you should grow the page first, create easy-to-engage content, and then think about monetization.

Which is better regular aged page or blubadge page?

 

[Nuduluna]

Posting clickbait content + links in the first comment is Facebook Page traffic farming (generating traffic from the Page), the main goal being: getting the post distributed by Facebook to people who DO NOT follow the page.
Both, but 80% of successful pages are self-generated or re-generated from old pages.
Main goal: non-followers.

 

[Golden Agency]

Essentially, it's a form of clickbait. Sensational content attracts comments and shares, then links are added to the comments to maintain high organic reach. Some pages are grown organically, others are bought.

 

[Englonh]

A lot of people do this—they buy pages with big followings and drop click-driven links in the comments to get traffic. Health, beauty, and celebrity niches usually work best. Just be careful and keep it as natural as possible.

 

[alphanode731]

Most FB click traffic is built around engagement first. Pages post curiosity-driven content to get comments and shares, then drop the link in the first comment because FB limits reach when links are in the post itself.
Some pages are grown, some are bought, but the real goal is getting FB to recommend the post beyond followers. Viral niches like stories, drama, health, money, and shocking facts work best.
If you start, focus on strong hooks that match the content. Misleading posts get killed fast, so curiosity works better than fake clickbait.