[cynthiaad]

Hi all, my Facebook page for my small business has around 400 likes, but engagement is really low and posts often go unnoticed. I was considering buying likes to boost credibility, but I’m skeptical about fake accounts and scams. Has anyone done this safely, and does it actually help people trust the page more?

[vanessamur]

A small, steady increase in likes can make the page seem more credible, but real engagement comes from posting content people actually care about. Try combining both approaches.

[ericf]

Oh, I’ve struggled with the same issue on my page. Around 150 likes, but almost no one interacts with posts—it felt like shouting into a void. I looked into ways to increase credibility and came across https://themarketingheaven.com/buy-facebook-likes/ . From what I could see, their approach is more structured than just random likes—they promise fast results and data-driven campaigns, which makes it feel safer than sketchy “cheap likes” services. Adding likes did help make the page look more established, but it didn’t magically boost comments or shares. What really started helping was pairing that with consistent posts, engaging with followers, and using insights to see what content worked. It feels like credibility plus real interaction is the only way to get people to actually pay attention.

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