Fiverr FB Likes
- Thread starter FreeU
- Start date
None are real, and none interact. The only major contribution is that real people love to see likes. If you notice a page, does it look more appealing with 20 likes, 500 likes, 3,000 likes, or 15,000 likes? In general, the more you have, the more likely it is someone will show some interest in your page.
is that fact? When you see a page with 1,000 people but with 5 likes on a post, does that make it look legitimate anymore?
Jinko
Regular Member
- Jan 19, 2012
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Exactly right. When I started a fanpage for my offline business I bought fans exactly for that reason. New visitors to the page are more likely to attribute credibility if it has 300 fans as opposed to 2 fans. It's not easy to get real people to like a page now! Just my 2 cents.
So if you're looking for real fans to market to, it's unlikely you'll get this from fiverr or similar.
Honestly, set up a good welcome tab and they won't even look at your posts before liking the page. They'll determine their interest there, noticing the like count (which may be a huge factor in them even deciding to visit the page), and choose whether or not this is a page for them right then and there.
the known
Power Member
- Jan 31, 2011
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Probably not. I'm 99% sure... Because if I buy likes for other people, I would get them banned? That's Bullsh*t. So basically you cannot get banned from buying likes.Can you get banned from buying likes?
ChoosenOne
Regular Member
- Sep 18, 2010
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Not many are real. You should only use it to kick start your page by having xxxx amount of fans already. This convinces the real people to then like your page. All a marketing scheme.
