Hi guys, I recently signed up to addmefast seems like an awesome way to get likes fast on Facebook and I have quite a few points saved up however I was wondering how do you actually spend the points when not getting likes? Do I just need be signed into addmefast or do I have to like pages all the time to get likes on my own page?
Spending points on addmefast?
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interface31
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You have to like pages all the time to get likes on your own page
thekingmaker
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The amount of likes depends upon the number of points you have and to get more points you have to like other's facebook pages or many of the other similar tasks listed over there
sn0rt
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Op, I'm not sure what you're asking. I'll lay out a few things for you..
In order to earn points, you need to click on other people's accounts.
With the points you've earned, you add your account to AddMeFast's system and set a number of points you will give per click.
Users will then click on your accounts in order for them to earn points.
This is how the cycle goes.
You do not need to be logged in in order for people to Like your page, you just need points in the system that you can offer other people.
Hint: Target your clicks instead of allowing "Worldwide", this helps your likes stick and improves the overall quality of the accounts that show up liking your page. A good CPC to offer is 5-7 points.
If you're interested in automating the earning points process, I've shared a method to doing so here:
In order to earn points, you need to click on other people's accounts.
With the points you've earned, you add your account to AddMeFast's system and set a number of points you will give per click.
Users will then click on your accounts in order for them to earn points.
This is how the cycle goes.
You do not need to be logged in in order for people to Like your page, you just need points in the system that you can offer other people.
Hint: Target your clicks instead of allowing "Worldwide", this helps your likes stick and improves the overall quality of the accounts that show up liking your page. A good CPC to offer is 5-7 points.
If you're interested in automating the earning points process, I've shared a method to doing so here:
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Ok so I have 4000 points at the moment but I'm not liking any pages at the moment either, will my points go down by itself as people like my page or do I still need to be liking other peoples pages no matter how many points I have?
Yeah using a macro at the moment and it's working really well
Currently I'm only targetting people in the US and I've found that my likes are quite slow because of this, currently I've set my cpc to 10 so that more people will see my page, I've worked out that for my offers to work well I need around 300-400 likes a day
Yeah using a macro at the moment and it's working really well
Currently I'm only targetting people in the US and I've found that my likes are quite slow because of this, currently I've set my cpc to 10 so that more people will see my page, I've worked out that for my offers to work well I need around 300-400 likes a day
sn0rt
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Your points will only decrease when people click on your accounts. You don't have to remain active in order to receive clicks, only have points in the bank.
Yeah using a macro at the moment and it's working really well
Currently I'm only targetting people in the US and I've found that my likes are quite slow because of this, currently I've set my cpc to 10 so that more people will see my page, I've worked out that for my offers to work well I need around 300-400 likes a day
You should select the 50 countries you're allowed. If you select the right countries, you will have no problems in getting likes at the 5-7 cpc range.
Just remember that you can't expect any interaction from the accounts liking your page.
Thanks again, no interactions So it's not worth putting offers on my fan pages as they won't be able to click on them? Damn should have looked into this site more before I started using, I'm guessing it's only really good for people who want to build large, untargeted fan pages on rather than pages for targeted cpc offers
sn0rt
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The purpose behind these types of networks is typically to gain social approval. To create the perception of being mass followed.
The social presence then in turn makes other users (real users) more susceptible to also liking your page being that so many other people have already liked it.