Such services have been around since MySpace.. You all remember the "Add-Friends" tool?
Fake engagement is available for virtually every major social media platform, especially Facebook and Twitter, where celebrities, athletes and other public figures have been known to avail themselves of such services.
And pages where one can easily buy Facebook likes like this one https://socialmediacombo.com/product/facebook-likes/ will always be around. The real perception of marketing has changed a lot in 25 years and one technique to have success in nowadays marketing world is by appearing to have 1000s of likes.. This is incredible..
I agree. The idea of buying social followers does not make any sense and I don't even know how influential and religious people fall into this dishonest practice.
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Such services have been around since MySpace.. You all remember the "Add-Friends" tool?
Fake engagement is available for virtually every major social media platform, especially Facebook and Twitter, where celebrities, athletes and other public figures have been known to avail themselves of such services.
And pages where one can easily buy Facebook likes like this one https://socialmediacombo.com/product/facebook-likes/ will always be around. The real perception of marketing has changed a lot in 25 years and one technique to have success in nowadays marketing world is by appearing to have 1000s of likes.. This is incredible..
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I agree. The idea of buying social followers does not make any sense and I don't even know how influential and religious people fall into this dishonest practice.
I was reading at Medium and I can't even believe, according to this article https://medium.com/@laurenholliday_/how-to-increase-your-instagram-followers-by-7x-in-30-days-6586bb 1ec510 , that back then it was Twitter followers and now we have the same dishonest practice on Instagram. These social media platforms should star banning users that fall into this practice.
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