Is a Facebook account with many posts really good?

saferidge said:
I think the age of a Facebook account is more valuable than the number of posts it has.
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Yes, that's what I said above
The longer age account will of course have more priorities and of course the interaction will be more than new accounts
 
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Having many posts can help, but what matters more is the quality and engagement. A few good posts that get likes, comments, and shares are better than lots of low-quality ones.
 
grantMediafy said:
Having many posts can help, but what matters more is the quality and engagement. A few good posts that get likes, comments, and shares are better than lots of low-quality ones.
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But in reality, few work-related posts get a lot of engagement
Interactions can come from photo posts about daily life
So we also have to have a script before posting or build a solid foundation
When we have a solid foundation that people pay attention to, it will be much easier for us to do our job. (account age)
 
TTH Agency said:
Many clients have told me that they need a Facebook account with many posts and old, but is that really necessary?
The important thing in a FB account is the quality, not the posts. Just having a few posts is enough
No matter how many posts you have, it will not help you interact or comment
They will only see your direct comments on their posts, they will not go to your personal page to see who you are
Old accounts are more useful for comments, they will be less likely to be violated because they have been used for a long time.
The fact that people ask for many posts is just a trick to consume such FB accounts at a higher price. That is considered market price inflation
So the advice for users is to be wise to avoid the problem of inflated prices and avoid paying that extra fee
I have also used my own facebook for over 10 years but I never post on my account
Accounts with many posts are hard to find and if they do, then there is a chance that they are not posted by the owner
That account may have been created in some software
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Solid point. In my experience, what really matters in a Facebook account is its trust score, age, and behavioral history , not how many posts are on the timeline. A few natural-looking posts are enough. Most buyers won’t even check your profile; what matters is how the account performs in real interaction. Paying more just for “many posts” is often just falling for inflated pricing tactics. Quality always beats quantity.
 
I just use old accounts. The number of posts doesn't matter.
 
It's crazy how people are hyping it up to hundreds of dollars for an account that performs better when joining groups or advertising.
 
TTH Agency said:
Many clients have told me that they need a Facebook account with many posts and old, but is that really necessary?
The important thing in a FB account is the quality, not the posts. Just having a few posts is enough
No matter how many posts you have, it will not help you interact or comment
They will only see your direct comments on their posts, they will not go to your personal page to see who you are
Old accounts are more useful for comments, they will be less likely to be violated because they have been used for a long time.
The fact that people ask for many posts is just a trick to consume such FB accounts at a higher price. That is considered market price inflation
So the advice for users is to be wise to avoid the problem of inflated prices and avoid paying that extra fee
I have also used my own facebook for over 10 years but I never post on my account
Accounts with many posts are hard to find and if they do, then there is a chance that they are not posted by the owner
That account may have been created in some software
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An account with many posts proves that the account is working well, but you can not only post but also have interaction rules to prove that your account is working effectively. Posting is not the deciding factor in whether an account can survive long term or not.
 
In my opinion, posting a lot or a little does not affect your account. What matters is the interaction on your posts.
 
Facebook account just need time to create as long as possible.
 
Posting quantity can help, but quality and engagement are key. A few high-quality posts that get lots of likes, comments, and shares will do much better than a lot of low-quality posts.
 
yes the quality of the account is not determined by the number of posts, but do you think if the number of posts is high it will increase the reputation of the account?
 
Depends of what kind of posts is on the account I guess. But having many posts does not necessarily mean that the account is credible
 
Don't be like you say the old accounts are effective but the new accounts are not as hyped as they say
 
TTH Agency said:
Many clients have told me that they need a Facebook account with many posts and old, but is that really necessary?
The important thing in a FB account is the quality, not the posts. Just having a few posts is enough
No matter how many posts you have, it will not help you interact or comment
They will only see your direct comments on their posts, they will not go to your personal page to see who you are
Old accounts are more useful for comments, they will be less likely to be violated because they have been used for a long time.
The fact that people ask for many posts is just a trick to consume such FB accounts at a higher price. That is considered market price inflation
So the advice for users is to be wise to avoid the problem of inflated prices and avoid paying that extra fee
I have also used my own facebook for over 10 years but I never post on my account
Accounts with many posts are hard to find and if they do, then there is a chance that they are not posted by the owner
That account may have been created in some software
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An account with many posts is not necessarily an effective account. I have to pay attention to accounts that have interaction rules and have useful posts that retain viewers and are active regularly.
 
True. Quality is always should be prioritized, not the quantity. It makes the account look more real.
 
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