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Doing this on your Facebook Account could get it restricted!

by Veronica Pullen | Jan 16, 2023 | Facebook, Facebook Marketing, Posting Online, Social Media | 0 comments

3 Facebook Commenting mistakes that will get your account restricted

Three Facebook commenting and messaging mistakes that can get your account restricted.

Keeping links away from your Facebook posts and comments will help your content reach more people.

What you do instead is ask people to let you know if they want the info and then send it to them – either in comments after the post has been live for a day or so, or via DM.

However, business owners often get their access to comments or messages restricted when responding in volume, because it’s assumed they are using bots.

Applying the tips in this post will help you avoid this…

1- NEVER copy and paste entire comments or messages.

Have the base comment or message saved to copy each time but write part of each reply differently.

2- SLOW DOWN.

Count to 10 between each comment or message.

Rapid replies put their AI on alert that they are automated, which is a no-no. 

3 Facebook 

Short, emoji only comments can be bot behaviour too.

3 Facebook Commenting mistakes that will get your account restricted

 

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