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I am currently changing VPS to allow for more resources and at a more afffordable price, so the FD has actually been down.
The reason for this is that the MSI installer file for some reason is not loading on the new VPS. This is not a FD issue, to my awareness, as it has obviously worked fine with my other VPS and for other people, but something to do with my VPS. I am hoping the issue resolves soon enough so that I can get it going again.

Otherwise it is good. I still have the 200 MassProxy proxies and 50 BlazingSEO proxies, so the potential for 250+ accounts.
They are still doing the auto-pilot page post likes and manual comments
Thanks to FaceDominator for their support. Will keep updating again more as I get back into and their is more activity to talk about.

The problem was solved for installing FaceDominator on the new VPS. For some strange reason my VPS would not open the MSI, so I converted it to an EXE file and it opened and installed normally.

The software is now running successfully and smoothly. I'm very pleased with having it on the new VPS which is running faster and able to have more accounts on it.

I've spent some time adding some new accounts and putting the bios and profile pics in.

It's performing activities as needed and I'm very pleased with it.

I also found a seller which works with automatically importing the accounts straight into FaceDominator. This is great and saves a lot of time as in the past I would have to log into them manually into something like Multiloginapp and then afterwards import into FaceDominator, otherwise they would get disabled instantly.

Will keep updating. Thanks to FD team for the support in getting it fixed up.

This thread is a wealth of knowledge and I’m SO glad that you have provided such detail during your journey.

Funnel Hacker said:

This thread is a wealth of knowledge and I’m SO glad that you have provided such detail during your journey.

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That is kind of you to say. I am glad it has helped you. There are many much more experienced people around who will have very good advice, depending on if you find those who share it.

An update on my journey:

I added some more accounts to FD, which were freshly made accounts which worked out at about 10 cents each, and come with no bio or photos. I have since put photos on all the accounts. Because I only need them to look somewhat real on surface level (i.e. if people hover over them or quickly browse the profile - rather than extensively adding real people as friends or joining groups) I just used I random person picture and a random cover photo. This made it much quicker as I did not have to download full photo sets of people, but just simply choose one profile photo per account. FaceDominator makes it easy to change the profile and cover photo by simply right clicking an account in Account Manager>Edit Profile>Select Photos. That makes it way easier than slowly doing it manually in an embed browser for each account.

I'll also share how I acquired the photos. I used 4K Stogram to download from Instagram. For my niche, I require pictures of 'ordinary' looking people, just in neutral poses (i.e. not sexual, selfie poses, etc.). So for example, when I used a keyword to scrape like "#selfie", it gives an abundance of results for possible face shots, however, there are a lot of posed/sexual shots (no judgment - just not suited to my niche). However, I realised that people tend to look very natural and normal when they are out in nature or gardens, so I tried the keyword "#natureselfie" and there were more ordinary results which required less filtering to get lots of them.

Things are going well with being able to use them for comments, likes, etc.

mr07 said:

An update on my journey:

I added some more accounts to FD, which were freshly made accounts which worked out at about 10 cents each, and come with no bio or photos. I have since put photos on all the accounts. Because I only need them to look somewhat real on surface level (i.e. if people hover over them or quickly browse the profile - rather than extensively adding real people as friends or joining groups) I just used I random person picture and a random cover photo. This made it much quicker as I did not have to download full photo sets of people, but just simply choose one profile photo per account. FaceDominator makes it easy to change the profile and cover photo by simply right clicking an account in Account Manager>Edit Profile>Select Photos. That makes it way easier than slowly doing it manually in an embed browser for each account.

I'll also share how I acquired the photos. I used 4K Stogram to download from Instagram. For my niche, I require pictures of 'ordinary' looking people, just in neutral poses (i.e. not sexual, selfie poses, etc.). So for example, when I used a keyword to scrape like "#selfie", it gives an abundance of results for possible face shots, however, there are a lot of posed/sexual shots (no judgment - just not suited to my niche). However, I realised that people tend to look very natural and normal when they are out in nature or gardens, so I tried the keyword "#natureselfie" and there were more ordinary results which required less filtering to get lots of them.

Things are going well with being able to use them for comments, likes, etc.

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I like the nature shot selfie idea. Definitely makes it look less spammy. I’m interested in learning about the lifespan of the fresh accounts versus the aged PVA accounts you were previously buying.

Yeah, me too. We'll see how they go. But based on their minimal and normal activity, they have the potential to be fine.

It's important to note that the amount of activity being done by those accounts is less than many normal people accounts, and is certainly less than group posting SPAM accounts (as I'm not using these ones to group post). Basically my campaigns are just using them to like the Facebook page (or Facebook ads) posts, do manual comments and occasionally share. And then they do farming activities such as like some pages, like some posts, share a post, accept and add some friends. So really it is just very normal activities at moderate amounts, so hopefully they go okay.

mr07 said:

Yeah, me too. We'll see how they go. But based on their minimal and normal activity, they have the potential to be fine.

It's important to note that the amount of activity being done by those accounts is less than many normal people accounts, and is certainly less than group posting SPAM accounts (as I'm not using these ones to group post). Basically my campaigns are just using them to like the Facebook page (or Facebook ads) posts, do manual comments and occasionally share. And then they do farming activities such as like some pages, like some posts, share a post, accept and add some friends. So really it is just very normal activities at moderate amounts, so hopefully they go okay.

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Crossing my fingers for you. It’s a smart strategy. You briefly touched on the fact that those “fake” likes/shares/comments help boost the organic reach for your ads. That’s huge — and it should also help improve the Relevance Score which will strengthen the paid placement’s reach and lower your costs.

Yeah, we were pretty stoked when we noticed the improvement on the ads reach. We only really initially did the likes on the ads once again for social proof reasons, because having some momentum of people liking the posts and interacting about the ads for the events (expressing their interest, etc.) helps other people naturally have more trust and want to engage. But we also noticed that reach number would shoot up afterwards as mentioned, so that's a nice bonus. I personally don't do the ads, so I don't know much about that part of it, but maybe I could try to get some figures on before and afters on those ads.

Hey OP how do you earn on this strategy? just wondering because of the cost of this setup and of course the maintenance to run system. this is not indicated in this journey

Speedlearner said:

Hey OP how do you earn on this strategy? just wondering because of the cost of this setup and of course the maintenance to run system. this is not indicated in this journey

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That is a good question, though you probably won't find the answer helpful if you are wishing to monetise. All of my purposes are for not-for-profit charity, which means the purposes aren't for me or anyone to monetise for profit. However, while the nature of the charity is that it tries to 'give' (in terms of services and help) to the public, it does of course rely on money in order to keep its work continuing, so this is returned in the form of donations, services purchases, product purchases and event payment fees. So ultimately what I am doing is merely just a part of the bigger picture of helping to brand the charity, by reinforcing its image/repuptation of having more people currently involved and interacting, to help give more comfort to those who also wish to organically get involved. There are many people who already have a real love for being involved, but it makes things easier when there is a campaign like this set in place to just give greater confidence for others, especially within the niche that this charity is in. So in that sense, it is really just a part of branding, like what other companies do, and so whilst it isn't something that you can pin down and say X number of dollars or services sales came from this, it is something that in this situation is deemed to be necessary for the benefit of the charity. I hope that gives you an insight into our perspective.

With this said, if you did want to monetise through Facebook (based on what I've read from others), I would say that group posting is your best bet. Also if you want to be manually involved you can scrape for the right people and even PM them manually for organic interaction. But this is more difficult on FB due to group post limitations. I would probably just suggest having more accounts that posts less frequently to be safe, rather than fewer accounts that post very often and get banned.