Events and notices
Openings, closures and event dates are made to be passed on.
When someone shares a Facebook post, it appears on their own timeline, in a group or in Messenger. This service adds to the share count on one public post.
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See every Facebook service in one place, then use a single VIRALEAP account to order and track progress from one dashboard.
The share count sits next to reactions and comments under every post. A share means the post was passed on to another audience, which is why event notices and useful information are the kinds of posts people share.
Each shares order targets one post URL and is aimed at content meant to be passed along, where the share figure matters to you or a client.
Openings, closures and event dates are made to be passed on.
Shares show support beyond a reaction.
Agencies often report shares separately from reactions.
Select Facebook Shares in the catalog.
Add the public link to one Facebook post. 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.
Only posts with public visibility can be shared widely.
A share-ready post makes sense without the comments.
Open the post via its timestamp before copying.
No. A reaction responds to a post; a share passes it on. They're separate services.
We can't promise that. Shares add to one count on one post.
Yes, if the video post is public. For plays, use Facebook Video Views.