Is 50 right for your post?
Fifty comments look natural on posts that also have hundreds of reactions, typically on pages with several thousand followers. For a small page, ten to twenty comments are more believable.
Write comments that fit
Ask about prices, sizes, delivery areas and timings. Tag the kind of reactions real customers leave. Write in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati or whatever language your customers use. Vary every line.
Reply to every comment
Facebook shows posts with active conversations to more people. Replying to each comment, with prices or details, also answers questions for real customers reading the thread.
Example: a Kolkata saree showroom
A Kolkata saree showroom posts its Durga Puja collection with prices. It orders fifty custom comments in Bengali and English asking about specific sarees, home delivery and store timings during Puja, and replies to each. Real customers start asking about their own favourites, and footfall in the week before Puja rises.
Don't fake testimonials
Avoid comments claiming purchases, results or experiences that didn't happen. Misleading comments can breach consumer law.
Comments must be allowed
Make sure the post is public and comments aren't restricted. Otherwise the order can't deliver and is refunded.
Payment and refunds
Top up by UPI from ₹100. Undelivered comments return to your wallet automatically.
No passwords
We only need the public post link.
Delivery
Comments are posted gradually from different accounts over a few hours.