Buy Facebook likes

This service adds reactions to one post. It is the smallest and lowest-priced unit in the Facebook catalogue, and the one people most often buy for the wrong reason — so it helps to be clear about what a reaction count does. It does not distribute your post. It changes what someone thinks when the post reaches them.

Buying Facebook likes — questions

• Does this work on posts inside groups? Only if the group is public and the post opens without membership.
• Can I choose which reactions appear? No, the mix cannot be set precisely.
• Is this the same as Page likes? No. This applies to a post; the Page counter is a separate service.

Facebook likes — what you get

Pick a post that will be seen repeatedly in place of one that will scroll past once. A pinned post, an announcement you will link to from elsewhere, an offer you plan to share into groups — these keep working for weeks. A routine daily update is a poor investment, because the audience for it has already moved on by the time delivery finishes.

Before you buy Facebook likes

• The post link must be public and open from a logged-out browser.
• Reactions start appearing within two or three hours and build in portions instead of instantly.
• Editing a post is fine; deleting it ends delivery, and reposting creates a different link.

When Facebook likes make sense

Reactions should stay in a believable relationship with everything else on the post. A few hundred reactions with no comments and no shares reads oddly to anyone who scrolls a page's history, because real posts that perform well usually pick up at least a few of each. If a post genuinely matters, a smaller reaction order combined with shares tends to look more natural than a large reaction count alone.

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