I just read this article about a company named uSocial which specializes in selling Facebook friends and followers. http://mashable.com/2009/09/02/usocial-facebook-friends/
What do you think?
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Jump to PostI view this the same way I view soliciting bloggers to talk up your products or services, tread lightly or you will end up looking like a fake.
Jump to PostI thought its not a game to buy friends or fans. If your posts have unique and interesting content you can achieve it without spending money in buying friends. One more thing they the genuine traffic you want to target.
I agree 100%. Unfortunately, there are companies that are more …
Jump to PostPathetic but true follow up to this, I spoke to a potential client (and after this meeting they are probably going to remain as a potential because they have no clue) and they asked be about building a quick community by buying or putting followers on the payroll. I pointed …
Jump to PostAgree with above comment, who would want to buy friends. Thats kinda sad and I feel sorry for the people who fall for it.
Jump to PostSadly I don't think the "post intersting stuff" really works on Twitter. I read a great article that agreed with me and it basically said, "who is popular on Twitter? People that are famous."
They don't post interesting things usually. Heck, they usually don't even pay attention to the people …
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