[EvanDuke]

#17562

Hello everyone! Recently I have been thinking about how to increase my presence on social networks, namely on Twitter. Of course, it is not as easy as it seems. To promote your account, you need regular content, but I can’t get the proper response, although I try to post quality tweets. I have heard that buying likes through services like SMM-World can help improve the visibility of the account, but I have doubts about this practice. Will this lead to sanctions from Twitter? And does it really work in the long run? Has anyone tried this method, maybe you can share your experience?

[tbes50203]

#17563

I can share my experience. I also thought for a long time whether to use services like SMM-World for twitter likes buy. When I started actively developing my Twitter account, I faced the fact that, despite regular tweets, my content did not receive the proper response. I decided to try to increase visibility with likes and subscribers. I started by buying a small number of likes on popular tweets to simply attract attention to my account. This was at the beginning, and I did everything quite carefully. I can say that the result was not immediate, but still noticeable. Firstly, buying likes helps create a first impression of your account. When a new user sees that a tweet has a lot of likes, it encourages him to interact with the content. It is a kind of social proof that attracts attention. However, this does not guarantee that your content will immediately go viral or get organic distribution. In fact, I used likes to bring my account out of the state of “invisibility” and start the process of attracting a real audience.

[thiefcrazy98]

#17564

I also used SMM-World to buy likes, but I wouldn’t say that it was the solution to all my problems. It was more of an experiment to see how this approach works. Of course, when you buy likes, at some point your account does become more visible. However, as Marina correctly said, it doesn’t solve all the problems. Everything depends on how high-quality your content is. Likes are a short-term solution to attract attention, but if the tweets are not interesting, it won’t help retain the audience.

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