Does Fake FB Engagement Still Help CPA?

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I'm testing CPA offers on Facebook and thinking about boosting trust with fake likes and comments on my page. Anyone still doing this? Is it worth it or just a red flag now?
 
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Fake engagement on Facebook is not as effective as it used to be and can actually hurt your CPA. Facebook it getting smarter it can detect fake comments, likes. You should Focus on real engagement by posting valuable content.
 
Using fake likes/comments can help create initial trust for CPA offers, especially when the page is new.
However, Meta is increasingly scanned harshly, and it is easy to lose reach or checkpoint if used too much.
If you still want to use it, you should combine it with a quality account or engagement group to make it more natural.
 
Meta's AI has improved a lot, so fake likes or comments no longer bring effectiveness to your campaigns.
 
Ankur@123 said:
I'm testing CPA offers on Facebook and thinking about boosting trust with fake likes and comments on my page. Anyone still doing this? Is it worth it or just a red flag now?
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It still works, but it depends on what you intend to promote.
 
Using fake engagement on Facebook is no longer effective, algorithms are evolving. Additionally, fake likes and comments can erode trust with potential customers, hurting your credibility.
 
fake interactions will only maintain trust in the initial case then if you still abuse it Facebook will scan and it leads to a decrease in trust as well as the reach of your Page so use fake interactions wisely
 
Facebook's Meta is getting smarter and smarter, so fake likes and comments often lead to spam, so you should take advantage of those bot comments appropriately to increase the credibility of your original account. Use real comments to increase the credibility and coverage of that Facebook.
 
While it does still work to a degree, I wonder about whether or not it's still worth it. I guess it's also how you do it that determines if you get your mileage out of the whole strat. A few fake likes and comments can boost initial social proof and help cold traffic feel more comfortable, but lean on it too much and your content starts to lose credibility especially if the engagement doesn’t match the niche or comes from obvious bots.
If you’re gonna do it, I'd say keep it minimal and make sure the profiles look semi-real. I wouldn't personally bother with that these days.
 
fake engagement has a certain impact on the trust of your Page or group, be careful when using it
 
It will not work as good as it was before. If you do, you might don't get it but if you don't, you will 100% don't get it. So just go for it
 
Using fake likes and comments can help build initial trust for CPA offers, particularly when the page is new. However, Meta is becoming stricter, and overusing this tactic can quickly result in reduced reach or even account penalties. If you decide to use this strategy, it's best to pair it with a quality account or an engagement group to make the activity appear more authentic.
 
I wouldn't rely on fake engagement for CPA, but if you’re testing offers, it could give you that initial trust boost.
 
Ankur@123 said:
I'm testing CPA offers on Facebook and thinking about boosting trust with fake likes and comments on my page. Anyone still doing this? Is it worth it or just a red flag now?
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You can find suitable options in the '' https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/social-media.200/ '' section of BHW. I see there are many providers of this service there
 
Fake engagement on Facebook is no longer as effective as it used to be and can actually hurt your CPA. Meta is getting more and more heavily scanned and it's easy to lose reach
 
I find it a good option, Be careful to seed before running ads with less than 10 comments
 
fake interactions are only effective at first, if you abuse it, it will affect your reputation and lead to your page being warned and gradually losing views and impressions.
 
Depends on the market. I see that in Southeast Asia, customers still trust seeding content.
 
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