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No flags at all, even less bans because of positive comments and activity. Facebook doesn't care unless someone reports. And you have more chances to be reported when you have "scam!" comments under your ad or no comments.

Well... we tested it with real ads, not theoretically. Here is the result: Compare campaigns with and without comments (written in the name).

Also comments work as trendsetting for your ad. We use comments under our ads for long time - it works.

This tools will let you post comments from US-based profiles or other GEO you want.

Initially you do fake comments and other REAL people start commenting too. So you will get the organic views at the end. Plus trendsetting works for FB targeting.

We've switched to sweepstakes (CC submits) from dropshipping some time ago. Actually you promote same products, same angles but you don't have any headache with payments, orders & etc. Ask Golden Circle guys how to use product liberty with blank offers there.

In Facebook you can easily promote it with paid post promotion + comments. Not via regular ads with LEARN MORE or SHOP NOW button. Use "right" tools to show "right" content for FB bots ofc.

There are some services that add comments that you want (you write the text) under your post/ad, so you can control it. No needs to farm your accounts. Cost like $4 per post with up to 20 comments, repost and reactions.

Here's one approach to getting more organic traffic from your paid Facebook ads. We never use "LEARN MORE" or other CTA buttons in the ad. Instead, we promote a regular post from our fan page, with a pinned link in the first comment. If you do this nicely (using a good URL shortener like...

100% agree! I don't know why most of the replies here are negative like "avoid fake engagement it risks flags". It seems they never used comments in right way and have just theoretical thoughts. Even you do fake comments and Facebook knows it, it works as TRENDSETTING for other people to spark...

Many modern trackers also support Facebook CAPI natively. You just put a pixel id and token and it works.

With generated content the main problem that Facebook in most cases deletes your post/ad with reason "Spam". As well as your fanpage lifetime also not too long.

One interesting theory that Reuters recently confirmed in their investigation: 'If the advertiser is a likely scammer, Meta charges higher ad rates as a penalty, according to the documents.' So, since 2024, Facebook has been pushing down ROI for BH-related businesses because you pay a 'premium'...

Recently I saw a case exactly telling that CC Sumbit Sweepstakes works perfectly. I'm not sure that I can post the link here, but it was on Partnerkin posted by ArtemyAff. Check it, some interesting insights are there.