ROBO POSTADOR AUTOMÁTICO EM GRUPOS DO FACEBOOK (EXTENSÃO PARA FACEBOOK)

Summary

In this video, the creator demonstrates how to use a Facebook posting bot, which is a Google Chrome extension. After unpacking the files and logging into a Facebook account, the user installs the extension, enabling it to automate posts in Facebook groups. The video walks through configuring the bot, including setting up delays to avoid account blocks, selecting groups, and posting text and images. The creator also suggests using a VPN to ensure proper functionality. Overall, the bot allows for organic, automated posting, making it a valuable tool for Facebook marketers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script introduces a Facebook posting robot, which is actually a Google Chrome extension.
• 😀 Users need to download and extract the extension files into a folder on their system before starting the setup process.
• 😀 The setup requires being logged into a Facebook account with predefined groups already added.
• 😀 The user must access the Chrome extensions page, enable developer mode, and then load the robot extension by selecting its folder.
• 😀 The robot loads all the Facebook groups the user is part of, allowing posts to be made in those groups.
• 😀 If groups fail to load, the script suggests using a VPN to help bypass any connection issues.
• 😀 The script recommends disabling real-time protection in Windows if the system detects the extension as a threat.
• 😀 Once the setup is complete, users can create posts by adding text and images, which will be shared automatically across selected groups.
• 😀 The extension includes options to set random delays between posts (10-20 seconds is recommended) to avoid account blocking by Facebook.
• 😀 Users can select specific groups or post to all available groups, making it flexible for different needs.
• 😀 After starting the post process, users can monitor the success of their posts and check if the images and text were correctly uploaded.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the Facebook posting robot described in the video?

The main purpose of the Facebook posting robot is to automate the process of posting messages to Facebook groups, making the task more efficient for users engaging in organic advertising.

What is the first step to setting up the Facebook posting robot?

The first step is to log into your Facebook account and ensure you're a member of the groups where you want to post messages.

How do you install the Facebook posting robot in Google Chrome?

To install the robot, you need to go to the Chrome extensions page, enable developer mode, and then load the extension by selecting the folder where the robot files are stored.

What should you do if the groups do not load after installing the extension?

If the groups do not load, you can install and start a VPN to bypass potential restrictions or network issues.

What role does VPN play in setting up the Facebook posting robot?

The VPN helps resolve issues with loading groups on Facebook, which can occur due to restrictions or network problems. It also ensures a smoother connection when the robot is posting messages.

How do you configure the posts for the Facebook posting robot?

You can configure the posts by adding text and selecting images for your posts. You also set the delay time between posts to prevent Facebook from blocking your account.

What is the ideal delay time to avoid Facebook account blocks?

The ideal delay time is between 20 and 50 seconds. This helps to avoid triggering Facebook's anti-bot measures and prevent account suspension.

What is the benefit of enabling randomization for text and image posts?

Enabling randomization allows the robot to alternate between different messages and images, making the posts appear more natural and less likely to be flagged as automated by Facebook.

Can the robot post to all Facebook groups automatically?

Yes, the robot can be configured to post to all groups you are a part of, or you can select specific groups to target.

How can you verify if the robot successfully posted to the selected groups?

You can verify the posts by clicking the 'View' button, which will open the post in your browser, allowing you to see the content and image it posted.