Hi Shez , actually what's the ideal percentage to put to avoid likes decrease or FB block etc? surely there is a safe range ? despite some users have high traffic to low traffic.
presently I put 70 percent , traffic of my site no far I don't claim to be huge. In fact I first put 100 percent but slowly i decrease 90 , 80 to now 70
One thing is
some of use promote our FB page to get likes
whereas jack liker pop up is jack visitors from website...how FB detect....sometimes is people from FB like your page if some content go viral .....instead from FB liker...which I feel bit confuse on this thanks
Hi, there is a safe percentage but it varies from FB page to FB page and, as I've always said, there is no one size fits all answer to this.
You need to look at your FB page for the following:
1) How many Likes it has already received
2) When was the last time it received any Likes
3) How many likes does it get each day naturally
People get caught Like Jacking when they fail to get to grips with the data for their page and what they think FB would class as unusual when it comes to a FB page getting Likes from an external site
If your page current gets 40 likes a day naturally and you send another 40 jacked likes to it then that's going to look unusual to FB, isn't it.
That is a 100% increase in Likes right out of the blue. I have seen people send over 100 jacked Likes to their FB page that had about 3 likes already and wasn't getting Likes from any other source. Of course FB placed the confirm like box on their site to stop them dead in their tracks.
But this is SO easy to avoid simply by understanding the likes history of your FB pages and knowing that you can't stuff a ton of Jacked likes to a FB page from your website and expect FB not to notice.
As for the last part of your post, I am sorry but I don't understand what you mean.
Shez