The first company in the world to allow customers to buy Twitter followers, as well as provide the sale of Facebook fans and friends to the public. uSocial and its CEO Leon Hill have been featured in media including The Economist, BBC, LA Times, CNN, CBS, Fox News and many other outlets.
World's Most Expensive Burger Goes Under the Hammer for Charity
uSocial.net celebrates four years serving the social media marketplace with first-of-its-kind auction; proceeds earmarked for Steve Irwin’s Wildlife Warriors, the National Breast Cancer Foundation and other charities BRISBANE, Australia, May 30, 2012 — Four years ago, uSocial.net became the first company in the world to sell Facebook fans and Twitter followers to companies, celebrities and […]
Facebook Marketing Secret Slashes Advertising Costs 53%
NEW YORK, Oct. 6, 2010 — If there was a way you could cut your business' online advertising bill by up to 53% almost overnight, you would want to know about it, wouldn't you? Well, that's exactly what several clients of social media marketing company uSocial.net have experienced when using the Facebook marketing service found […]
Facebook Fans and Friends Sold by the Million
NEW YORK, Aug. 19, 2010 — With US companies estimated to spend over $1.3 billion in social media in 2010, one 25-year-old social media entrepreneur is taking advantage of the fact that online businesses are willing to invest large sums of cash to buy "friends" and fans on Facebook. Leon Hill, founder of social media […]
Lonely Facebook Users Buying Online Friends
NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2010 — Even though the Internet has been the most significant tool in bringing humanity closer together, it seems that even it lacks the power to allow some folks to create emotional connections resulting in many Facebook users literally buying online friends. Social media marketing company uSocial.net launched a service last […]
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 2010 — Lady Gaga has recently been announced as the most popular living celebrity in the world after reaching the impressive milestone of more than 14 million fans on her Facebook fan page. And while the pop starlet probably needs no assistance boosting her fan numbers, one company is now selling […]
