Facebook posts, on their own

Get your brand recommended in the Facebook groups your buyers ask in.

Posts in the Facebook groups and pages where people ask who to use. Order them on their own, without building a full plan.

  • Written by people and placed only where they are on-topic
  • Name only, or with your URL for search value
  • A live proof link for every placement, or it is replaced

Build your Facebook order

Set the quantity, add your URL if you want the link, and choose one-time or monthly. The price updates as you go.

Facebook posts

Posts in the Facebook groups and pages your buyers follow.

£250£25 each

Every order includes

  • Human-written, on-topic placements
  • A live proof link for each one
  • A free replacement if one is removed within 30 days

How your Facebook order works

  1. Pick your quantity

    Choose how many you want, with or without your URL, as a one-time order or monthly.

  2. We write and place them

    Real people write on-topic posts that name your brand, following each community’s rules and advertising-disclosure requirements.

  3. You get the proof

    Every placement comes with a live link you can open and read. Anything removed within 30 days is replaced free.

Questions before you order

What is the difference between one-time and monthly?

One-time is a single batch of placements at the listed price. Monthly repeats the same mix every month at 20% off, and you can change it or cancel any time.

Why does adding my URL cost more?

A brand-name mention is the easiest to place. A link adds search value and referral traffic, but communities moderate links much harder, so it carries a surcharge. You switch it on only where it is worth it.

Do I pay now?

No. Send the order and we confirm it with you by email first. You pay nothing until you approve it.

Is this spam?

No. Mentions are written by people, placed only where they are on-topic, and follow each community’s rules and advertising-disclosure requirements. Spam gets deleted, which helps nobody.

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