Anyone here manage Facebook pages?

Shill it.

Add a signature to your OC and publish it on other pages or groups.

>>1625764
This is useless.

Getting viral = another remind of luck law. The dumbest shit can go viral and you have no control over it.

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>>1625784
So, it's a matter of luck? For me, it should also be stupid. The dumber the content, the greater will be spread.

>>1625835
Yes, but there is a problem: most people are dumb, most people are making dumb content, even intelligent people like us come up to the realization that dumb shit should go viral, therefore its just a big fucking pool of shit.

>>1625640
What's your end game here anon?
Is there a product you're trying to promote?
Is this part 1. of a Affiliate Marketing strategy?
Do you want to rent out ad space or sell on the page to someone for a profit?

Because your strategy to build that early "virtual crowd" will be quite different depending on your endgame.

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>>1625882
TFW intelligent people create dumb content on purpose

>>1626259
>What's your end game here anon?
Well guessed Anon, we currently have a online store which sells oral hygiene products. It's been up for years now and we got tired of spending money on Adwords. Basically, I will make discrete anouncements to that store among with my posts, but the content wouldn't be related. Getting a follower base is part 1 of that strategy, sure.

>>1626466
the thing is, it's so hard to get a following for a "oral hygiene store"

normies follow other normies that luck out and become memes, it's hard to make a brand trendy without investing tons of money in normies that won the meme lottery to advertise your shit for you, and I refuse to give them any money