Paid Page Boost Campaign

Another way to get a lot of traffic from Facebook is with a paid page boost.
Basically, you pay to promote your site.
This is different from a page post boost . You are not promoting
the content on your page. You promote the site yourself. This is a great way to get page likes and expand your page's
demographic. Why is that important? Why is it so important to give a comprehensive statistical demographic snapshot of the people who are actually interested in what
is promoting?
You need to understand that
Facebook works best when you target people based on their interests.
This is a bit tricky because if your site is
statistically inaccurate in relation to your
niche, you probably have very flawed targeting parameters. When it comes to capturing the interest of the people you want to reach, you're not quite on the right track yet.

That's why it's crucial that your page gets a truly honest look at the range of interests
and demographic information of the people who are truly interested in what you're promoting. This is difficult to achieve if you only promote your page organically.
Maybe you don't spend much time promoting your
page. Maybe you're just spreading the word to different groups that may not demographically fit your niche.Be that as it may, there may be a blind spot there. For this reason, I
suggest that you participate in some sort of paid
campaign, at least on a minimal scale, to promote the site. Make sure your website is mature enough before launching a paid Page Boost campaign.
Make sure your site has been around long enough
to generate enough awareness and user interaction so that you can target the exact
demographic you should start with. This is important. If you can achieve this, your demographic data will help you run more successful campaigns with your content or direct traffic campaigns.
These are campaigns that drive traffic from Facebook directly to your target
website. The primary way to achieve this is through a lookalike audience campaign.