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- Jun 13, 2011
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Lets say I have 1,000 targeted ID's, what would be the best way to send a message to those ID's?
There are various problems I can see that would be difficult to work around ....
1) Message limits. Last time I checked there was a limit on the number of messages you can send to friends and non-friends. I assume its around 25. Might be wrong, they may have changed it.
2) Message text gets flagged. I am guessing the message and subject would need to be spun.
3) Links in message getting flagged. If 1000 people have been sent the same link, Facebook algorithms are going to see that as suspect.
The message limit issue is simply a case of purchasing x number of accounts 1000/(message limit - 5) ... (minus 5 to be safe and to have more accounts than needed). That's the number of accounts needed.
The message getting flagged can be sorted with spun text.
The links in the message. This is interesting. It's pointless in buying 100 domains. But, if you're a coder (like myself), you could use multiple URL shortness and anonymous redirects and add a random number to the end of URLs so you get a new short URL each time:
I can see it being lucrative if their was a consistent method of sending the messages. It would be like emailing to a targeted list of people.
I can get ID's no problem from any niche area on Facebook (weight loss, poker, health, loans, etc). Sending the message is the problem.
There are various problems I can see that would be difficult to work around ....
1) Message limits. Last time I checked there was a limit on the number of messages you can send to friends and non-friends. I assume its around 25. Might be wrong, they may have changed it.
2) Message text gets flagged. I am guessing the message and subject would need to be spun.
3) Links in message getting flagged. If 1000 people have been sent the same link, Facebook algorithms are going to see that as suspect.
The message limit issue is simply a case of purchasing x number of accounts 1000/(message limit - 5) ... (minus 5 to be safe and to have more accounts than needed). That's the number of accounts needed.
The message getting flagged can be sorted with spun text.
The links in the message. This is interesting. It's pointless in buying 100 domains. But, if you're a coder (like myself), you could use multiple URL shortness and anonymous redirects and add a random number to the end of URLs so you get a new short URL each time:
Code:
/?ref=RANDOM_NUMBERI can see it being lucrative if their was a consistent method of sending the messages. It would be like emailing to a targeted list of people.
I can get ID's no problem from any niche area on Facebook (weight loss, poker, health, loans, etc). Sending the message is the problem.
