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ive read the guides and watched the videos, how many likes are safe for a new page? ive currently set it at 25 likes a day max and 1/100 visitors like jacked. when can i bump these figures up?
In the guides there is a section about "best practices" which highlights to way in which you should be thinking like FB when it comes to jacking likes to your pages. FB knows when a like has come from an external site such as a like button on a website or if it came from a page within FB.
If you have no likes coming from FB at the moment and the page is brand new and you suddenly start getting 25 likes a day from an external site then FB are likely to come and check out that site to make sure things are legit. Of course when they do that they'll probably catch you Like Jacking and ban your website from being able to send likes to any FB page again.
The results you get from Like Jacking one in every 100 visitors will depend on the number of visitors you get to your website each day who are also logged in to a FB account. On a very high traffic site you will get more Likes than a site that only gets 100 visitors a day. Setting a max 25 likes a day is a good move but I would set that to 10 to start off with and leave it like that for a week. Again, whether you reach that 25 Likes max depends on the amount of traffic that you site receives.
Probably the very best and smartest method of Like Jacking would be to do the following:
1) Don't install the Like Jacker plugin
2) Use FB ads to get Likes to your FB page with a very low ad budget of $1 a day (or even less) as all you're trying to achieve is getting some legit likes to your page.
3) At the same time as setting up the above ad set up another ad with the same ad budget and send traffic to your website where you have a FB Like button installed.
4) Let these ads run for a week.
5) Install and set up the Like Jacker plugin because if your FB page is getting a steady stream of Likes from your FB ads then Like Jacking some Likes to your page will go unnoticed by FB.
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Turn off your FB ads of getting Likes for your page but leave the other ad running that's sending FB traffic to your website.
6) Look at how many Likes your page has been getting a day from your ads and look at how much traffic is coming to your website. From this you want to set your Like Jacking so that you continue to get the same number of Likes as you did from your FB ads. Let this run for a week.
7) Turn off those ads and now you can rely on the Jacked Likes from your natural website traffic.
That is a safe method that I have used many times on a new FB page. You don't have to spend $2 a day if all you're trying to achieve is getting a few genuine Likes for your page. You can get away with spending 50 cents because all you want to to get those genuine Likes to start you off.
I would love to buy with a 50% coupon code.Can you please PM me one if available?
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Hey guys,
I have have this plug in left at default so that i get the like when the user clicks anywhere on my site.
I bought this plug in a while ago but only really started using it recently and i noticed that the Facebook log on box pops up if the user isn't logged in, is that normal? By normal i mean is that just how it is or can i do something to stop it happening.
Hi, under normal use the modal box doesn't show to users who are not logged in to FB. Can you create a ticket with the support team so they can look in to what is causing this on your site. They will trouble shoot the issue for you which can't be done on this thread as we'll need to ask you for information that can't be shared on an open forum.
Thanks,
Shez