Buy real likes from real people

Zelenka Work lets you order likes placed by real users through tasks. The customer sets the link to the post, the number of completions, the payment for one result, the deadline and the requirements for executors.

Who buying likes is for

The service is suited to increasing the number of reactions on posts, photos, videos and other content on social networks.

Likes can be used to:

• increase the visible activity of a post;
• support new content;
• boost reactions on promotional and giveaway posts;
• test how the audience reacts to different posts;
• maintain a set level of activity in a community or account.

Keep in mind that a paid like is not the same as a user's organic interest. The executor completes a specific task for a reward, so likes should be treated as a separate tool for increasing activity, not as a way to attract a target audience.

How Zelenka Work differs from automated boosting

On automated boosting services, reactions may be delivered by bots or technical accounts. Zelenka Work operates as a task marketplace: the customer creates a task, and real users complete it.

The customer defines the conditions and can set requirements for executors. In particular, you can limit participation by the number of previously completed tasks, the number of ratings received, the rating itself and a verified email.

The result is confirmed by the executor's report. The customer reviews the report and either accepts the work or sends it back for revision. For disputed cases, the service provides arbitration.

How to order likes

When creating a task, you need to specify:

1. The link to the post.
2. The required number of likes.
3. The price of one completion.
4. The deadline.
5. The exact actions the executor must take.
6. The requirements for the result.
7. What exactly the executor must include in the report.

The task description must be at least 100 characters long. The more precisely the conditions are worded, the lower the chance of receiving unsuitable reports.

The price of one completion and the number of executors are set by the customer. The money for the task is reserved on the service balance.

How to reduce the risk of problems with the social network

Boosting activity may violate the rules of a particular social network. That is why you should check the platform's current rules before launching a task.

Do not automatically assume that any number of likes from real users is safe. For a third-party social network, what matters is not only the executors' accounts but also the nature of the activity, its volume and how fast the reactions arrive.

For large volumes, it makes sense to follow the post's normal dynamics and avoid creating a sharp spike in activity without need.

Zelenka Work does not set the rules of third-party social networks and cannot guarantee that reactions will not be removed or that the platform will not impose restrictions or other sanctions.

What requirements to set for executors

The following filters are available in the task settings:

• Minimum completed tasks — limits participation by new executors.
• Minimum ratings received — excludes users without the required number of ratings.
• Minimum rating — sets the executor's minimum rating.
• Verified email — only users with a verified email can complete the task.
• IP filter — prevents the task from being completed from the same IP address.

Requirements that are too strict can significantly reduce the number of available executors. For example, requiring a large number of completed tasks will exclude some new users, even if they have a high rating.

Reviewing results

After completing the task, the executor submits a report. The customer can:

• accept the result;
• send it back for revision;
• use the built-in dispute mechanism if there is a disagreement.

The revision period is set by the customer, but it is at least 24 hours.

If the customer does not review a report within 24 hours, it is accepted automatically. So when running tasks at scale, you need to check incoming reports regularly.

You can also set a payout hold after approval — a period during which the funds stay frozen after the result is accepted.

Settings for bulk tasks

For a large number of likes, you can additionally use:

• repeated completion by the same executor;
• restrictions by rating and work history;
• the IP filter;
• the deadline;
• a payout hold;
• the revision period;
• a window for opening a dispute after automatic acceptance.

Paid promotion tools are available to attract executors to your task: automatic bumping of the listing — ₽50 per day, pinning to the top — ₽100 per day.

What to consider before launching

Before publishing a task, decide on three parameters: the required number of likes, the acceptable price per completion and the time frame for getting the result.

For a small volume, the standard settings are enough. For a bulk order, it makes sense to define the requirements for executors, the report format and the review rules in advance.

The main difference between this model and automated boosting is that each action is performed by an individual user as part of a task, and the result is submitted to the customer for review. Still, such likes remain incentivized activity and should not be seen as a substitute for organic promotion or for attracting a target audience.