New community groups
People hesitate to join a group with very few members.
Facebook groups show their member count under the group name. This service adds members to one public group.
One account · every platform
See every Facebook service in one place, then use a single VIRALEAP account to order and track progress from one dashboard.
Groups are communities, not Pages. Page likes and followers apply to a business or creator Page; group members join a space where they can post and comment themselves. That's why groups need their own service.
It suits community managers starting a new group — local, hobby, customer-support or alumni groups — that want the member count to reflect an active space.
People hesitate to join a group with very few members.
Brands running a support or VIP group for customers.
Neighbourhood and interest groups that rely on word of mouth.
Select Facebook Group Members in the catalog.
Add the public link to your Facebook group. No password needed.
Pick an amount; the price is shown before you confirm.
Pay from your account balance.
Follow status and remaining quantity in your dashboard.
Private groups with approval questions may not be supported; check the catalog.
Clear rules and a pinned welcome post help newcomers.
Membership questions can stall an order.
Followers follow a Page's updates. Group members join a community where they can post. Use Facebook Followers or Page Likes for Pages.
Don't count on it. Activity depends on the community you build.
Only if the catalog lists support for it.