What do you think about bought FB likes?

It's a waste of time.

Purchased likes aren't from people who are likely to be honestly interested in what you have to offer...if they are even real users.

Anytime you post, only a small percentage of users are typically going to see it, so you might as well have it be users that are truly interested.

No thats aint going to help you best would be to go for adverts and let facebook bring engagement/likes for you

Thank you! I am already testing out some ad strategies

reach vs engagement...

learn the relationship

anyone who posts on this thread with a response that doesnt reference it is clearly not an expert you should be listening to...

Its a total waste of money. If you want to do some real damage then spend you money in FB sponsored ads.

With real damage you mean good damage? Or another waste of money?

instead of purchase likes, put some efforts to get likes on FB
that will help you better

Yea, instead of spending money buying fake likes, spend that money on FB ads and get some real likes by real users that have a real interest in your page. Engagement is going to be a big factor in FBs algorithm. If a high percentage of people aren't engaging with your posts then FB will penalise you.

Buying likes is cheating, and that makes you a loser.

If the only way a profile/page/group on Facebook can get likes is by buying them, it's generally an indication that it's a steaming pile of manure that was never going to achieve anything. If it was any good, you wouldn't have to buy likes in the first place.

useless!
I have bad experience with the same.

instead of doing this you can get likes on facebook ...without wasting your money

dont buy FB ads it is waste of money...

Facebook has become more diligent in deleting fake accounts. Facebook announced they have plans to disable more than 83 million fake accounts. This means that all your new likes can be taken away just as quickly as you purchased them.

Post interesting content in your page and promote with FB ads.

For example, do post engagement for $1/day, for 2-3 posts.

Then, see which posts are getting more engagements and reach.

After that, stop advertising the posts that gets less engagement and continue running
those posts that gets high engagement for some period like 1-2 weeks.

When you see one of your post gets high engagement, try to post similar posts to it.

The post image is a crucial part. So try to make it eye catching and interesting as much as you can.

After you build +5k FB page with targeted likes, set your ads so that it reaches similar people to those
who've liked your page. Also, do conversion ads so that FB will optimize your ads for sales, leads ...etc.

Hope that helps!

- MrProfit

Hi, the Likes usually just follow your page sometimes and unlikely to respond or convert. Try boosting your ad or page with a call to action to get email list from targeted audience.

What is paying for a bunch of Likes gonna get you?
Personally, I think it's a waste of time to pay for
engagement as well. If you have around 2500
friends, all you have to do is start liking, commenting
and sharing with the post that show up in your
feed.

How does this help you? People will Like your
comments. Thank you for shares. Write a reply to
your comment, and inevitably they will click through
to your profile. This is where the magic happens
because if your page is set up properly, they
will click through to your website(s) listed in your
profile.

This is free advertisement at its finest. Also, each time
someone sends me an invite to Like their fanpage, I
instant message them to say "You sent me an invite to
like your page. Will you do me a favor and like my page
back. Here's the link".

The only thing these methods will cost you is a little bit
of time. I spend an hour in the morning and an hour in the
evening going through my feed to engage with different
post. I also send out about 25 friend request a day to other
internet marketers.

No need to make this harder than it is. It's simple but
consistency is the key to results.

If you are paying individuals directly in order to get them to like your site, you may find that the same person is creating multiple social media accounts just to reap the rewards. Instead of earning a large and eclectic amount of consumers, you're simply getting whatever is thrown at you.