Turn Group Reactions Into Page Followers: Facebook Inviter
3:19 walkthrough · published August 3, 2026 · recorded inside the app, narrated start to finish
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Reactions are wasted. You post a deal in a group. Forty people react. And then nothing, because none of them follow your Page. Facebook Inviter chases them up: it invites every one of those people to follow you.
Power User feature. Quick note on plans. Facebook Inviter is a Power User feature. On the Beginner plan it is hidden from the sidebar. Upgrade any time in Settings, under Subscription.
Every invite is real. It uses the same Facebook sign-in as Deals Butler, and every invite it sends is real, with no preview and no undo. So nothing is pressed today, and you start small.
The master switch. Invite everyone who engaged with my posts is on by default. Turn it off to sit a run out.
Your Page ID. The one required field: the numeric ID of the Page or profile people will be invited to follow. It is in your Page's About section or its address.
Which account invites. Facebook account picks which signed-in account sends the invites. The list matches the accounts you set up in Deals Butler, so pick the one that owns the Page.
Groups to skip. Skip these group IDs leaves out any group where you would rather not be seen inviting people.
Max invites per post. Max invites per post is the cap that matters. Zero means everyone, which is not what you want on your first run. Ten is a sensible start.
Scroll attempts. Scroll attempts per group decides how deep it digs into each group's feed. Ten is plenty.
Watch it run. Watch it run in the top bar brings the browser on screen so you can see it work. It applies to every butler.
Start. Start Facebook Inviter opens Chrome on that account, walks each group, opens the reaction lists on your posts, and presses Invite. The status badge reads Idle until then.
Daily on autopilot. The scheduler plans a daily run: a start time, repeat every so many days, Enable Schedule.
The results. Results count people invited, groups worked and posts opened, and list every run. Export CSV keeps a copy.
Next step. Your next step: paste your Page ID, cap it at ten invites per post, and run it once while you watch.
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