“Paid likes” is a specific practice, one that we’ve never engaged in
Sorry, yes, you’re interpreting my use of “paid likes” as being a very specific thing, and I mean it differently. Specifically, I’m talking about accounts that (a) click like and (b) are operated by someone who received money from InIn and (c) wouldn’t have done (a) without (b).
Ah, I see there was a miscommunication. In that case, sure, there are people who are paid for social media management, and as part of doing so, click like on our posts. Yes, I suppose they would not be doing so as consistently as they are if they were not paid, although someone who was let go due to financial constraints still keeps liking our posts consistently due to his enthusiasm for the content.
Sorry, yes, you’re interpreting my use of “paid likes” as being a very specific thing, and I mean it differently. Specifically, I’m talking about accounts that (a) click like and (b) are operated by someone who received money from InIn and (c) wouldn’t have done (a) without (b).
Ah, I see there was a miscommunication. In that case, sure, there are people who are paid for social media management, and as part of doing so, click like on our posts. Yes, I suppose they would not be doing so as consistently as they are if they were not paid, although someone who was let go due to financial constraints still keeps liking our posts consistently due to his enthusiasm for the content.