Facebook likes?

[codeman1234]

Hello,

I am looking for real facebook likes, is anyone in this forum available to do the real thing not the scam (bots, proxies, etc)


Thanks,

Codeman

 

[SeanAustin]

IMO, you'd be much better off setting up your own Facebook ads campaign and targeting people whom you KNOW fit your perspective audience.

Otherwise, any other types of likes will be completely useless.

 

[codeman1234]

Hey Sean,

and how much that usually costs?

What about inviting people by email ? Does that work at all? Thanks again!

 

[Porphyrogenitus]

Hey Sean,

and how much that usually costs?

What about inviting people by email ? Does that work at all? Thanks again!

Email works great if you have an established and targeted mailing list. A company hired me a while back to get them a more engaged following, we sent 40k emails and got over 500 likes after subtracting internals. They were ~$200M company, so they had a real list. If its a spam list I doubt this would work.

Just adding the facebook logo to stuff like business cards, packaging, etc. can do wonders as well. For one of my local clients we just put business cards and a QR code in their lobby "follow us". People get bored waiting, we were getting a couple likes a day just doing that. If that's not working well, have the receptionist hand them out to each person as they come in. That always works.

But if you have to, running ads can be a cost-effective way of building a FB following. Its just important that you target them correctly, otherwise you're wasting a lot of time and some money. If you know what you're doing they should convert <$1/ targeted like. I don't like to do this because it takes a lot of time, but if you have time it will work.

 

[SEO_Alchemy]

Email works great if you have an established and targeted mailing list. A company hired me a while back to get them a more engaged following, we sent 40k emails and got over 500 likes after subtracting internals. They were ~$200M company, so they had a real list. If its a spam list I doubt this would work.

Just adding the facebook logo to stuff like business cards, packaging, etc. can do wonders as well. For one of my local clients we just put business cards and a QR code in their lobby "follow us". People get bored waiting, we were getting a couple likes a day just doing that. If that's not working well, have the receptionist hand them out to each person as they come in. That always works.

But if you have to, running ads can be a cost-effective way of building a FB following. Its just important that you target them correctly, otherwise you're wasting a lot of time and some money. If you know what you're doing they should convert <$1/ targeted like. I don't like to do this because it takes a lot of time, but if you have time it will work.

Very nice tips mate!

If you have physical locations, then card/brouchers/etc can work great. Worked for a retail clothing store once just print coupons with "Like Us" and dropping them into the shopping bags worked great.

If you're doing it all online targeted likes and fans through ads are the only way you will get real fans who actually care about what you're marketing. The rest is bots, click jacking, etc... good for making your page look more popular (which is a good psychological tactic in itself so don't neglect it).

 

[codeman1234]

Thanks a lot guys

 

[codeman1234]

Very nice tips mate!

If you have physical locations, then card/brouchers/etc can work great. Worked for a retail clothing store once just print coupons with "Like Us" and dropping them into the shopping bags worked great.

If you're doing it all online targeted likes and fans through ads are the only way you will get real fans who actually care about what you're marketing. The rest is bots, click jacking, etc... good for making your page look more popular (which is a good psychological tactic in itself so don't neglect it).

Hello can you hare some good psychological tactics and what is the best way for fans to interact and like in huge proportions?

Thanks guys