Dropshipping and Social Media Engineering

If you have or are planning on starting a dropshipping store, you’re certainly going to create various social media pages for your store. You may create a Twitter page, and a Facebook Page, and a Youtube channel and more. You also may put icons on your website so that people can easily click and go to any of your social media pages.

After you create your pages you have no followers/likes/subscribers on them. This doesn’t look good and doesn’t inspire trust. Whether you plan on promoting your store using Facebook or Google ads, or Instagram influencers or whatever it may be, you must be aware that some customers will check out one or more of the social media pages you’ve created for your store. If they see that you have no followers and no content, they’ll assume you can’t be trusted and won’t buy from you.

Creating content on your social pages is easy, but getting followers not so much.

And this is where we can help.

On Digesale.com you can find services for all social networks. You can buy Twitter followers, Facebook page likes, Youtube subscribers and much more. This way you can cheaply and easily engineer your pages to look bigger and more established than they actually are. If you do that, you can be sure that you won’t lose any customers because they were turned away by seeing one of your (dead) social pages.

You may think about wanting to get Real followers and likes and subscribers – people who will be interested in your content and buy from you. Even though this would be the optimal thing, you can’t buy Real and engaged following. We don’t advise you buy followers in order to make sales to those followers. We advise you buy them in order to engineer your social pages and make them look bigger and more trustworthy than they are. After you get that done then you can worry about getting real followers.

Also, having a higher amount of followers on any social page makes it more likely for other people to follow you into the future. People like to follow a crowd. The bigger and more popular you look, the bigger and more popular you are in peoples eyes. People won’t question your followers, they’ll just see you have, say, 5,000 followers, and it won’t raise any red flags in their mind about your store maybe not being trustworthy.

One reason you can say as to why you don’t want to do this is because it’s like you’re “tricking” people. I understand that objection, but all you are doing is giving a little nudge to any potential buyer to actually trust you and buy from you. If you know that you’re providing a quality product or service, if you know that your social pages and business are worth it, why wouldn’t you spend a few dollars to make your social pages look good, therefore increasing the likelihood of making sales and getting customers.