[METHOD] Get/Steal REAL Facebook likes (Including pics)

[BrandingBaw]

Nice methods, but too slow and not working well, trying other methods is better. You do this unless you are branding your product/comp for long term with nice plan.

The Down Sides:
- Twitter is not popular these days, most people got their profiles up but never check back.
- Offer/FreeGiveAway like this is gradually fading away ...and It's now 2014.

It might be slow, but as I clearly stated MANY times before, it might be well worth your time.

We're speaking about a € 10,00/sale profit here, imagine if you're a lawyer. Guaranteed that if you pull in a lead, it's worth € 1k+++. So make your mind up about botting, spamming and all that crap and go pull in some legit leads.

- Twitter IS popular. Also stated before that many users will have Twitter on their phone and therefore receive a notification when you followed them.

- It's not fading away, Give-aways work like they always did and will keep doing, because it's #free. People like free stuff, you know?

Anyways, since you come in here bashing a great method to get some serious leads, open up a thread and show us your 'better' method. Are you coming by here to let us know when you did so?

 

[staystrong]

Good share. Thanks.

 

[janny2030]

It might be slow, but as I clearly stated MANY times before, it might be well worth your time.

We're speaking about a € 10,00/sale profit here, imagine if you're a lawyer. Guaranteed that if you pull in a lead, it's worth € 1k+++. So make your mind up about botting, spamming and all that crap and go pull in some legit leads.

- Twitter IS popular. Also stated before that many users will have Twitter on their phone and therefore receive a notification when you followed them.

- It's not fading away, Give-aways work like they always did and will keep doing, because it's #free. People like free stuff, you know?

Anyways, since you come in here bashing a great method to get some serious leads, open up a thread and show us your 'better' method. Are you coming by here to let us know when you did so?

Nice reply BrandingBaw and thanks for your challenges!

To make sure & be proof, can you tell us your fanpage where you gave your hard work on? To see this, it might be helpful for us to follow by your recommendation here.

Why not go for facebook Ads (as an easy method) so that you can target ones who interest in your product? If you are sure enough to get more clicks, just pay for Impressions only. You gave a hard work to twitter where people careless about. I've ventured for at least 5+ years in IM, and only Mashable that got their twitter icon worked, for the other sites, twitter is almost useless for traffic and social shares... For now I've got twitter button set up on my website with 15K visitors/day but you know what? No one share, no traffic from twitter, period.

I understand some people get notification thru mobile devices, anyway, non all of them care and follow your link and then like your page for the next third step as campaigns (free offers/give away) like these are over ads in the USA & Europe. From where? Affiliate, CPA, Google Ads, on & on...

Just a thought outside the box! I don't think your method is not really work at all, but we should understand the down falls.

Sorry about my bad English! Janny

 

[Nick1]

Thanks OP, makes a lot of sense

 

[StraussCan]

OP, this is a golden thread that brings something new to the table. I Always love these kind of steal or shady shite threads. Thanks you.

To the bashers : Giveaways still work. The effectiveness varies however. A young demographic will respond positively to a giveaway than an old one Think that way.

 

[Nick1]

Is this considered incentive even if it is fairly indirect?

 

[flannn]

Did you people see the results on twitter when you search for a facebook user by name. LOL If you want to automate this.... you need to make a clever filter to find the name/twitteruser you need or you will endup with 10x more twitter follows as facebook names you want to follow. Manually it is not a bad method.

 

[BrandingBaw]

Nice reply BrandingBaw and thanks for your challenges!

To make sure & be proof, can you tell us your fanpage where you gave your hard work on? To see this, it might be helpful for us to follow by your recommendation here.

Why not go for facebook Ads (as an easy method) so that you can target ones who interest in your product? If you are sure enough to get more clicks, just pay for Impressions only. You gave a hard work to twitter where people careless about. I've ventured for at least 5+ years in IM, and only Mashable that got their twitter icon worked, for the other sites, twitter is almost useless for traffic and social shares... For now I've got twitter button set up on my website with 15K visitors/day but you know what? No one share, no traffic from twitter, period.

I understand some people get notification thru mobile devices, anyway, non all of them care and follow your link and then like your page for the next third step as campaigns (free offers/give away) like these are over ads in the USA & Europe. From where? Affiliate, CPA, Google Ads, on & on...

Just a thought outside the box! I don't think your method is not really work at all, but we should understand the down falls.

Sorry about my bad English! Janny

Obviously I won't disclose my pages here. And yes, you can go for Ads, but if you don't have the funds this is a great method to get the same likes for free and perhaps even more targeted.

Sad to hear Twitter doesn't work out in your niche, it sure does in mine.

OP, this is a golden thread that brings something new to the table. I Always love these kind of steal or shady shite threads. Thanks you.

To the bashers : Giveaways still work. The effectiveness varies however. A young demographic will respond positively to a giveaway than an old one Think that way.

They sure work, and depending on the product older people (with more money) will take action on your offers as well. The main thing of the give-aways I'm pushing is not to reach new likes. It's more like to make people go like "I don't want to wait to win, if I will win at all, let's just go for the offer and buy it straight away."

I also put in the posts, "Don't want to wait for a chance to win? Order it right now over here http://affiliateoffer.c0m/"

Is this considered incentive even if it is fairly indirect?

I'm not sure what you mean with that, guess my English isn't that good after all haha.

Did you people see the results on twitter when you search for a facebook user by name. LOL If you want to automate this.... you need to make a clever filter to find the name/twitteruser you need or you will endup with 10x more twitter follows as facebook names you want to follow. Manually it is not a bad method.

Automation is possible, but yes as said manual works so much better on this method. And again, depending on your product, it might be very well worth the effort.

Thanks everybody for your appreciaton and thanks

 

[icekhun]

great ! thanks for this gonna try it.

 

[BrandingBaw]

You're welcome, and hopefully you'll come by to let us know if and how it worked out. Not many live up to that promise it seems ;-)

 

[BrandingBaw]

Anybody who tried the method out yet, and perhaps had some succes?

I'd be happy to assist further where needed.

 

[Eeter]

Hey, great thread & nice method - I like it.

Quick question though. Say you were to carry the example you explained in the OP. What you would do is

1) Find a CB product that gives you $xx/sale
2) Find a related product that you could give away
3) Create a FB page related to the give away
4) Do your mojo to bring in the likes
5) Ask your fans to share a specific post with both the giveaway & your aff link to the CB product in order to maybe win a giveaway

I think that's your method, if I understood it correctly. Now to the questions

- I'm guessing that you'rem aking both products related, both the giveaway and the CB product. Correct?
- Do you actually give something away?
- If not, how do you handle the end of the giveaway period? Just let it fade away & people kinda forget about it/guess they didn't win?
- Do you ever re-do the same trick on the same FB page more that once?
- Say your product was "A complete guide to SEO building" from Clickbank or whatever, and your giveaway is a set of "SEO Master DVD" that you can find on Amazon. Do you get aff links for both & somehow link them both in your sharable post?

Hope my questions aren't too precise and/or dumb Thanks again for the method, once it's a bit clearer in my head I'll try it on one of my sites!

 

[BrandingBaw]

Well it's almost right.

On your 2nd step, I don't find a related product to give away. I give away the product that I'm promoting to attract the ones that will possibly want to buy it/have interest in it.

Point 5, I don't post affiliate links straight away, but rather build a landing page/little website around it and then cloak the affiliate link on there. It makes it look a little more legit. But, if for some reason your affiliate program delivers well-looking landing pages with a product, that might be a way to go as well.

Your questions:

1) The give-away is the product I'm promoting
2)Yes of course, forget about your business when you make fake promises.
3) -
4) Yes
5) Nope, as mentioned I only give away the product I'm promoting and sometimes add something like "Don't want to wait to win it? Get it here now: http://www.yoursite.com".

Good luck!

 

[BrandingBaw]

Hi there guys!

It's been quite a while since I've been here, great to see the BHW community still alive and kicking.

The method explained in http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/social-networking-sites/636769-method-get-steal-real-facebook-likes-including-pics.html caused quite some enthusiasm in the company which I was promoting their stuff for. So much that I was asked to promote their next product, DVD's/BluRay's once more, this time in-house so with official accounts and all that.

That's why I figured you guys might be interested in a follow-up of this method, including some Instagram stuff.

Let me know if you're interested, if there's enough people caring I'll put up a part 2 of 'how to steal your competitors likers and/or followers'.

Cheers!