Facebook Page Promotions

I had another random issue, where about accounts have been temporarily locked. This basically means I won't get them back because my only means of verifying them is to have the code sent to the mobile numbers which they were set up on by PandaSMM, to which I have no access. So it looks like I'll lose them, but I'll leave them in the software and check some each day in case another verification option pops up for me.

I've also bought another 10 accounts, this time from a provider I randomly saw on BHW called AccountsSeller.com. I purchased 10 Aged (2015) Non-PVA profiles for $5 (50 cents each). My reason for not getting the PVA's is that with login it doesn't seem to matter even with PVA or not they'll still hit you with a tough verification checkpoint anyway, so I figured I'd go Non-PVA, and they're aged. Also, if down the track I get the opportunity of a mobile verification option, not having one linked on the account means I can put in a mobile number of my choice to have them verified, rather than only the option of texting it to the one on the account. I can use a service like SMSPVA to get the code, which can be only 10 cents per code.

I also added some second accounts onto proxies. I tested this with 4 accounts - 2 on different BlazingSEO proxies and 2 on different MassProxy proxies. The BlazingSEO ones have worked and both of the MassProxy ones failed upon login. I feel like this is most likely due to the proxy quality of the MassProxy ones and may indicate that I can't use multiple accounts per proxy. I will try over time putting multiple on BlazingSEO ones and see how I go Fortunately MassProxy ones are real cheap to scale up.

what the IPs using to create the aged FB accts? And also the email used?

VinceC said:

what the IPs using to create the aged FB accts? And also the email used?

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By me or the account provider? I don't make accounts myself, and also I'm unsure of the method of this new seller I got off, AccountsSeller.com. Just giving it a shot, really. They use mail.ru email addresses, and these ones are Non-PVA. I get the feeling they make them themselves (whereas some I've bought off from popular providers look hacked, to be honest).
The ones from PandaSMM used mobile numbers to create them, and the numbers came from TextNow (which I don't think works anymore for Facebook codes).

Please, any advice or tips is welcomed

.ru, that what I thought I think making FB accts myself will be much better even for such a low price per acct

I purchased another 20 accounts from AccountsSeller.com since updating (30 total from that seller) and they all worked with no issues when logging into them with unique Multiloginapp browsers on their assigned proxy. The previous 10 I spoke about were imported into FaceDominator with no worries and these next 20 will go in shortly. I've become much more efficient and specific with my process when I receive the account, as I realise more clearly now what is needed from them.

When I get the accounts my process is: I add a relevant cover photo for the niche, change the password, confirm the provided DOB is correct (to ensure if I hit a DOB checkpoint I don't have the wrong one provided - it's happened with other providers!), set the "Who sees my friends list?" to Only Me (so that when they're quite fresh and I make comments on our page people can't tell that it's lots of accounts with no friends commenting, basically an extra measure to prevent people picking up on the bot promotions). I have also done these steps for the existing accounts I have in FaceDominator, and if they have a mobile in there which was used to verify the account I remove it from it (so I have the option of putting in a different number if needed for verification).

Another thing is that all the accounts from PandaSMM were registered with mobile numbers and use those numbers to login. This means that I can't remove the number from the account unless I attach an email to it, so that is what I am doing. I am using some mail.ru emails which I'd purchased in the past to put on to the accounts and then remove the mobile number.

All in all, I'm just trying to give them all the best chance to become sustainable accounts so they will overcome any verification obstacles in the future.

Apologies for not updating.
There are currently about 65 active accounts on FaceDominator and I feel like (finally) the method for having accounts on there and scaling up easily is worked out.
The accounts are doing the basic activities of liking posts each day and then manually comments on my page's posts as needed. I don't feel like I have enough random other activities happening on the account, so I should sort that out so that the accounts are properly warmed up with more activities. E.g. more page likes, status posts, commenting on page posts.

I'd also like to set up more accounts now which are used for proper external promotion, like posting on groups about the page I am promoting. At the moment I am only using it for commenting on the page for the benefit of appearance, but it would make a lot of sense now that I have things working to start using them for promotion. I'll have to play this safe because not only can group posting be risky, but the niche for the page I'm promoting is quite sensitive so it definitely won't do well by being spammed or with 'hyped' comments. I'll have to do it quite tastefully and possibly even quite manually. But if it works then it could be of great value for promotion of the organisation.

The FaceDominator campaigns are going well. I'm continuing adding comments and likes on the page and just doing farming activities.

I'm currently scraping for groups based on keywords I want to target. I will manually filter through them and make a shortlist of the ones I want to use to promote in, as some groups by keyword simply don't work. I want to be able to still do group posts by bot so that it's much more efficient, so if I filter through the groups list and only have ones that I'm definitely happy to post in then I will be all good.

The campaigns for FD are still going well as needed.

I'm trying to expand the number of accounts to at least get some warmed up for future use.
I've recently purchased some from Victory Services (here on BHW, have used him for different accounts in the past). The first batch I bought was 10 Non-PVA aged 2-3 months. The first handful worked fine logging into the proxy through MLA, but then a few just kept hitting a verification checkpoint, and it was a strange one I hadn't seen where it goes straight to saying something like "Identify not confirmed. We currently can not verify your ID at this time" and it doesn't give you any means of verifying.

So I emailed Multiloginapp support just to see if they had any suggestions from clients who are using Facebook successfully through MLA. They shared several tips, one particularly helpful one was about using Residential IPs to login instead of the Datacenter proxies. Now for my purposes, they are super expensive and I wouldn't use them full time. But instead, my workaround is to use hotspot from my 3G/4G mobile phone and logging in and hitting airplane mode between each session to switch IP. So now I login one by one to the accounts on a residential IP for the first time and then after a couple of days put the proxy into MLA, open up the same browser with all the same settings but now just a different IP and it logs in okay, and then later I switch it to FaceDominator. This seems to work good, however, a few did hit an ID verification check when imported into FD (which I won't be able to get past). I think that this is because the process was too rushed. I now have a new batch of 20 from Victory Services and I will extend the process, i.e. let them sit for a few days on the mobile IP, then several days on MLA proxy signing in each day, and then later try out importing a couple into FD to see that they work safely, then do more.

But I think that's a pretty good workaround. If anyone has trouble logging into the accounts straight onto proxies, particularly due to budget proxy providers, consider just logging in through your residential IPs through a mobile phone.

There hasn't been a whole lot of progress as I'd been busy over this period. They're working fine for the purposes of posting comments and likes.
I have 70 accounts in FaceDominator for this purpose and another 20 or set set up in Multiloginapp to get ready to put into FD.

I'd like to get more into promotions work with the accounts now, seeing as I have them for use. I think that I'll use the methods of posting in groups, particularly public groups so I don't have to be accepted into them. I'll also do direct messaging, and do this in bulk to message relevant people with links to the Facebook page, Facebook events, and page posts which link to the charity's website services, events and products. I'm looking forward to trying this out. I need to get some separate accounts more warmed up for this to be able do heavier posting.

Overall I'm happy with how it's going. It will be good when I get into doing the promotions work as that will be very helpful for the charity. It will probably be also more relevant for anyone reading as most people will be using the accounts for public posting to promote for products, so hopefully I will have some info to share on that to help out.

Will keep updating.

The campaigns in FaceDominator are going well.

I'm still using them consistently for auto-likes, and doing some manual comments. The accounts are just farming as usual to keep the activity blended in when I post on the page I'm supporting.

I've been focused a little more on some other promotional work lately as this is going quite stable.

I do still intend to scale up and have more accounts in the future, but for now I'm happy with how it is running.

Thanks to FD team for the good work with the software.

I'm pleased with how the campaigns are working in FaceDominator.

I am able to add comments as needed from my accounts and do auto-pilot likes and shares.

I have 70 accounts in there with some with verification to fix up.

I'm very happy with the FaceDominator software for the projects.

Thanks for sharing bro! Keep going, please

robertgoldenowl said:

Thanks for sharing bro! Keep going, please

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Sure. What are you interested in hearing about? Anything in particular for your own help, or just interested by curiosity?

mr07 said:

Hello!
My current project is to help promote a Facebook page which is for a not-for-profit charity. I will be starting by using the software FaceDominator and will have approximately 200 Facebook accounts with private proxies. My main tasks will be promoting the page by having the accounts automatically like the posts of this page and some other pages, randomly share posts from the pages and do some manual commenting on the posts. This is to boost the image of the Facebook page to make it look like there is a good amount of activity on there so that people feel comfortable.

I'll also have the accounts add people who are interested in similar things. That way, when I share posts from my page it will also be a form of promotion because the friends of the accounts will actually have a chance of being interested.

The content and niche of the page is not one which suits spamming so any sharing will be very tasteful and I don't imagine I will be using the features much of joining groups and mass commenting in them. That said, it's possible I may occasionally do this tastefully to relevantly promote events.
I am quite excited for this and to see how the Facedominator software goes. It looks quite good and I hope all goes well and I will update once I begin trying it out.

Feel free to ask any questions. However, for the purposes of discretion I will not be discussing the identity of the page being promoted. Thank you.

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I know many charities are usually located in a specific area. Do the accounts that are interacting with the charity page all have locations set in places your charity is located? If not it might be a little harder to convince people you are legitimate.

JaysonBlack said:

I know many charities are usually located in a specific area. Do the accounts that are interacting with the charity page all have locations set in places your charity is located? If not it might be a little harder to convince people you are legitimate.

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That's true.

With this particular campaign of just fake comments then a good number of the accounts had been left non-profiled for the geography, with many settings to private. Part of the reason was that when I first set it all up I did not know exactly how we'd be going about it, and because the charity does events in different cities I wanted to keep the geographies as neutral to start with so that in case I wanted to use any random number of the accounts to comment about a post in a certain city with comments to the effect of "I had a great time", i.e. they went, then they would apply. But now in hindsight that's not really much of an issue, as most comments are not like that at all and most posts are also things like quotes, images, not just events. And even when it's about events I can make them very generic like "that looks/sounds beautiful", which doesn't mean they necessarily went or are going.

So I think I will go back at some point and fill in geographies from a variety of the cities. And I'll just note them down so if ever I need a geography related comment I'll use those specific accounts.

But it's not as if the charity is in Australia and we're using Spanish or Middle Eastern names, geographies and pictures to comment. But if you did make the effort to take a look at some of the accounts with suspicion then it wouldn't take much to work it out, basically.

The accounts are still going well and being helpful.

The past few days the charity has been running Facebook ads for events and I have been using the bot to put likes on those ads and a few positive comments on them to get momentum happening for others to comment. Those ads are running very well. An interesting thing we find is that the reach significantly grows quickly after. I understand that's how Facebook posts themselves work, by rewarding the more popular posts with greater reach, but it's interesting that paid ads also get significantly more organic reach even when paying. This is probably commonly known to people who do Facebook ads who understand how it all works, but it's been nice to notice the increase in ads momentum from that.

The project is going well with FaceDominator.

I'm now looking at expanding to 200-400 accounts so that I can basically have an auto-pilot setup of accounts which automatically like, comment and share the page posts to timeline.

I already have the automatic likes and shares, but had only really been doing manual comments. But I think I will start to have it so that some accounts automatically at least do some 'all-purpose' generic comments which can apply to any post (many of which are quotes or about events) so they can be spun text of emojis, things like "Beautiful/Nice/Lovely", "Thank you", etc. to at least have a bunch of comments automatically go on. These will be fine as many of the comments from real users are these types of simple comments anyway, but then I will also try to add manual comments which are tailored to the post to try to promote some more engaged comments.

The reason I want to push the numbers up is I will probably look at scaling from 50 to 200 MassProxy proxies, and then will try having 2 accounts on each, starting with putting a batch of one account per proxy and then testing adding another one onto some proxies and see if they work after a few weeks and then scale right up from there.

I have since upgraded to the 200 MassProxy proxies.

I received a batch of 100 accounts from a batch seller which were only 10 cents each and strangely have been the only accounts I've been able to purchase which automatically sign in successfully when importing into FaceDominator. So I'm very happy with that because it was otherwise so time consuming having to do it manually through Multiloginapp. When I try importing many of the accounts at once, e.g. 10, or 30+ which I tested the accounts initially sign in successfully but then get a verification error later on (though some of them are just Mobile verifications, so I can pay the 10 cents for SMSPVA verification). My feeling is that this is because Facebook detects them all as logging in on the similar batch of datacenter proxies at the same time, and with fresh accounts that have been made the same way, so they all link together very easily. But doing them one by one is working fine, so I just add a new account/s one by one every so often.

I need to setup those accounts, with profile info and some basic photos.

The journey is going all well and I'll keep updating with how this goes. Thanks to the FD team for their good work on the software and support.

Good luck dude, Nowadays Facebook is so difficult...

vanor said:

Good luck dude, Nowadays Facebook is so difficult...

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Have you read what I am actually doing for my journey? None of it is for monetisation, and it is working for my purpose.