I’ve tried buying comments for my Facebook page, and it worked pretty well as a jumpstart. I run a community page for book lovers, and getting people to comment was a real struggle at first. What I did was use a service that allows you to tailor the comments. Instead of random phrases like “Nice post!” I went for comments like “Has anyone read this book? It sounds amazing!” which blended naturally into the post. A company I’d suggest for this is Top4SMM. They’ve been reliable, and they don’t ask for sensitive account info, which is a huge plus. You can check more here to see their options. What I liked is their delivery speed and how flexible they are with customization. For example, when I posted about a book club meeting, I requested comments asking about the book we’d discussed. It looked authentic and even got real people to join the discussion. My advice? Don’t overdo it. A few well-placed comments on your best-performing posts can help draw organic engagement. Monitor how your audience reacts, and adjust as needed. Done right, it’s a smart way to build momentum!
