very interesting tool!! might buy it soon
Let me know when you're ready and I'll send you a 50% discount code if we're still offering them - Thanks, Shez
So what's better?
Web likes or Page likes?
I can see there's an advantage and disadvantage to both.
Web likes - Creates viral traffic but how much? I know someone has asked you this but can you give an average number per 100 likes? Likes do appear in the newsfeed because I see them all the time and the only way to get rid of them is to create lists.
Page likes - Build an army of ad clicking ninjas, but how many people see you page in their newsfeed after and click unlike or report as spam? Generally my posts are quite interesting and the page has been going for several years but would be nice to know a ratio of unlikes complaints etc
Thanks D
Hi, every website is different and it all depends on the traffic the site receives. It is impossible to give you an idea of how many Likes you'd need to send your web content viral as that kind of algo info is locked up inside of FB. As for the Page Likes question, that is also equally hard to provide a figure on too. The vast majority of FB users don't know they have been Like Jacked and if your FB page is related to the site where you are Like Jacking then most users just tend to accept that they must have Likes that site or FB page at sometime or another as it is of interest to them.
The issues of people raising the question of "why am I seeing this persons updates in my news feed" is when your site (where you Like Jacking) is about dog breeding and the FB page that you're Jacking the Likes for is about hair extensions. When you update your FB page with news about hair extensions the people you have Like Jacked at your site about dog breeding will have zero interest in your FB page and are likely to either Unlike your page or hit the complaint button.
Keep everything related and you'll be fine. Don't Like Jack traffic of one interest for a FB page about a totally unrelated interest
Thanks, Shez
This looks perfect for my needs.
A few questions:
My facebook page is a couple of years old, but I haven't put much into it. I have 28 likes and putting together my marketing plan. I would only want USA likes as my service/product is only for USA residents.
How would I set that up properly?
My traffic is not much, less than a 1000 a month. What would be the best setup for me?
Thanks!
If you set your FB page to only be available to USA FB users then the Jacker won't be able to Jack Likes to your page from any other traffic other than USA traffic. It's a pretty smart plugin
When it comes to setting up the number of Likes to Jack then it is more of a case of how many Likes does your FB page have now, how active has the page been with receiving Likes and how old is the page. Every case is different. Look at it from the point of view "Would suddenly getting xx number of Likes per day from an external site to my FB page look odd to FB"?
That is the question you must ask yourself before you set the number of Likes to Jack each day. From there you can then set up the Jacker to only Jack a certain percentage of your traffic each day so that you don't exceed the number of Likes that FB would raise an eyebrow of suspicion at.
Thanks, Shez
Also, I'm not super techy. Is there a resource or FAQ for inputting the Facebook IP addresses if "they come snooping around"? How do you know if they're "snooping" and how do you get their IP?
Wouldn't it be safe to just have all of those IP addresses already set in the plugin?
Thanks again!
There is a very detailed user video guide as well as a PDF guide for the Jacker. We offer full support via our support desk too so that you're not left wondering what to do or stuck

As for the IP's that is something we don't have which is why it's not already built in to the Jacker. FB will change the IP's of their staff on a very regular basis so once a list was made public it would be out of date very quickly.
The best way to avoid getting caught is to follow our advice in the user video, the PDF and the wealth of info I have added in to this thread.
Thanks, Shez