Facebook Case Study: How an Artist got Thousands of Likes for FREE using this simple trick

by Fary
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Hi, warriors
I would like to share with you a great yet simple method of getting free likes and more exposure on Facebook.

I know you want to know the trick as soon as possible, but let me tell you the 'technique' of how to apply it practically so you have the mindset of creating similar tricks in the future.

The idea is simple: impress others with a great work in the right place in the right moment!

That's it! If you managed to find a 'hot topic' that is being viewed heavily and posted something relevant with really astonishing content you will end up getting great results.

So what is that case study?

It is an artist - I don't know him but he looks to be very talented - and he wanted to find an easy and effective way to show up his work. He drew a picture of Mark Zuckerberg and waited till Mark posted something then he rapidly commented with the picture including a link to his page.

The great picture 'content' + great exposure 'Mark's page' + right timing 'Mark has just posted' + relevancy 'a drawing of Mark' = thousands of likes!

I hope this example is going to give us more ideas to scale and test making even better results
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  • Profile picture of the author ashishthakkar
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    • Profile picture of the author Fary
      Originally Posted by ashishthakkar View Post

      Gonna go draw matt cutts now...
      Then update us with the results and tell us if it works
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  • Profile picture of the author RobLowe
    Thank you for sharing, I think this is a quite clever technique! And I can see it being used constantly, once a post reaches some viral level, because art can be a commentary itself.
    Rob
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    • Profile picture of the author Fary
      Originally Posted by RobLowe View Post

      Thank you for sharing, I think this is a quite clever technique! And I can see it being used constantly, once a post reaches some viral level, because art can be a commentary itself.
      Rob
      Yes, the artist surely had some 'initial likes' to his comment before it could appear to more people and get massive exposure, Rob.
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