Facebook group posting solution!

Hey guys,I started a CPA journey 3 days ago. I found a nice offer ( E-mail submit, USA ) to promote it with direct linking it to Facebook groups. I direct linked it with a group posting bot, with the bot you can edit the link and do whatever you want, like changing the link picture to whichever picture you want, changing the name in the link... Literally everything, even the caption where usually the site name is.

The groups I posted on are very active and only americans are in the group. Well, 99% at least. I posted to the groups about 10 -15 times a day ( I schedule the posts with the bot ). I get 0 attention, some posts which are similar get to 500 likes in 1h, mine gets 0 likes, almost the same post.

Is it possible that my post isn't reaching to the people ( it's posting for Public in the group ), what to do ? Please help people..

Are you sure that your profile are set on public ?? If not, people who are not your friends can't see links which you are posting, doesn't matter that your posts are on public.

pluper said:

Are you sure that your profile are set on public ?? If not, people who are not your friends can't see links which you are posting, doesn't matter that your posts are on public.

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Yes, i figured it out too, so I'm adding on the fake account some friends from the groups for more engagements and post more posts without any links ( just normal targeted pictures ). And by some friends I mean 300 per day ( the max which facebook allows, so let's see how it goes !

Any Update? does this work for you now?

stealthclass said:

Any Update? does this work for you now?

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Noup, it didn't work for me..

Your accounts are probably ghosted...

MonsterMag said:

Your accounts are probably ghosted...

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This.

You have to look as natural as possible or this will happen all the time, wasted time but gained knowledge.

MonsterMag said:

Your accounts are probably ghosted...

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Dude, how to not make them ghosted :v ?

When you make a fb account, find ONE person on fb with 1,000+ friends in the state/country you want to grow in. Then ONLY add that person and their friends, nobody else.

Once they add you back, keep it in that circle. Only add people that share 'mutual friends' with you.

Limit to 15-30 friend requests a day, and diversify your account with other stuff like couple comments on posts, liking pages, liking other posts, etc. Should take 1-2 min but will keep your account safe.

Make a hot girl account so it will attract pervs (men) naturally, and only send invites to females. This way you'll keep balance of both male and female friends.

Don't post on groups too frequently or you'll get banned 5-10 times per account per day (and remember to diversify with other activity).

Once you have 100+ friends in the circle you started, you'll notice that you share 30-40 mutual friends with people you add. This will greatly reduce the suspicion from facebook PLUS you get higher success rate from invitations PLUS usually if you share 50+ mutual friends with someone, that person would have 1-5k friends on their list. Meaning if they like/share your stuff it goes mini-viral..

Using these rules I've been able to get multiple 5k friends accounts within 1-2 weeks, and bypass any verifications. That's all state targeted friends, not some trash from around the world...

My two cents, hope people find it useful. Keep it safe!

Trust me, posting in groups using a bot it's not the same thing like you post manually.
The faceook algho' choose to how many user show up youre post on wall. And this depends of more thigs, like how activ you are, how much activity you create, and so on..

meCODEX said:

Trust me, posting in groups using a bot it's not the same thing like you post manually.
The faceook algho' choose to how many user show up youre post on wall. And this depends of more thigs, like how activ you are, how much activity you create, and so on..

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It IS the same thing if you code the bot smartly enough to emulate the same actions you would do manually. After all, a bot (a machine, a software, call it whatever you want) will do what the humans teach it to do.

@OP: You posted the same thread with a different title here and I already told you what your main problem is in your other thread.