Instagram/Facebook/Tiktok Verification
Let us help you get verified. No bots or tricks, a 100% human service to help you get the blue tick.
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The price of verification varies and requires a strong budget. The process takes time and requires a lot of resources from our team. We can only accept a few clients per month so only contact us if you are a serious prospect.
Instagram Verification
Many companies use verification services to increase their popularity among competitors. This is a great way for your customers to build better and longer-lasting trust in your brand.
A minimum of 1500 followers.
A public account with a profile picture.
A minimum of 3 posts with good engagement.
Getting verified on Instagram can take a long time, especially if you do it yourself.
Keep in mind that your Instagram account needs to meet the requirements to get verified.
If you do, then you should already have a PR on the internet that explains who you are.
If you don’t, then you’ll need to write your own PR and find publishers to publish that content, or you can use an Instagram verification service like RankingPT to do all of this for you.
Once your PR is up and running, you’ll need to create a case study for Instagram to review and decide whether or not to give you the Instagram verification badge.
The Instagram verified blue tick, also known as a verification badge, is a blue checkmark you receive when Instagram considers you an “influencer” in their space.
As explained above, there are verification badge requirements that you need to meet before you can get verified on Instagram.
Submitting an Instagram verification badge request without meeting these requirements will harm your profile because your Instagram verification badge request will be noted in Instagram’s database.
Make sure that your Instagram account meets these verification badge requirements before submitting any request.
You need to be careful when trying to get verified on Instagram. If you submit a blue tick request and it’s denied, you can reapply to get verified on Instagram and receive your Instagram verification badge within 30 days. That said, if you submit duplicate requests, the IG team will cancel your request to get verified on Instagram. As I said above, the verified badge isn’t necessarily hard to get, but you do need to follow the process. It doesn’t look good on your Instagram profile if you submit duplicate requests for the verified blue badge. Keep in mind that when you buy followers, or even get free followers, companies like Thunderclap have tested the delivery and optimized not only the safest but also the most effective boost.
There are a few things you need to do if you want to get the Instagram verification badge. Simply trying to buy Instagram verification won’t work if your Instagram profile isn’t ready for it.
The criteria for Instagram verification are as follows:
First of all, Instagram requires you to follow their Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. Additionally, the Instagram team says that your account should be authentic, unique, complete, and notable.
The Instagram verified badge, also known as a verification badge, is a blue checkmark that you receive when Instagram considers you an “influencer” in their space.
As explained above, there are verification badge requirements that you need to meet before you can get verified on Instagram.
Submitting an Instagram verification badge request without meeting these requirements will harm your profile because your Instagram verification badge request will be noted in Instagram’s database.
Make sure that your Instagram account meets these verification badge requirements before submitting any request.
TikTok Verification
Ready to get a shiny blue TikTok badge on your account? Contact us to get a verified badge on your TikTok profile.
It is mandatory to have a verified profile on Facebook or Instagram. If you don’t have one yet, we can also do the full verification for you if you have a very large budget.
Social media platforms recognize important influencers, businesses, organizations, artists, etc. as authentic and legitimate through social media verification (whether on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, Twitter, etc.).
It makes it easier for people to trust content and less likely to share, accept, or take anything seriously from fake profiles. Since it validates users’ information, it cannot be considered a “truth” service. It merely confirms the legitimacy of a specific profile sharing news, not endorsing any material.
“A verified badge means that TikTok has confirmed that the account belongs to the user it represents,” according to its own words. It appears as a light blue checkmark next to a TikTok user’s account name in search results and on their profile. (Official TikTok website).
Never. We never ask for your login details for any of our services. Simply provide us with links to your articles and social media accounts and we’ll take care of the rest.
No. Our service works by legitimately filing claims on social media. We make all our claims through professional means to the respective social media networks. This service is 100% risk-free.
Yes, of course! You can apply with us. Our TikTok verification service can bypass the 30-day waiting period required by the app. Additionally, if you applied through another agency and were told you would have to wait 30 days to reapply, we can bypass that waiting period as well.
Facebook Verification
The blue badge next to your name on Facebook is the first thing your customers notice. It’s a mark that sets big brands apart from the rest.
According to Facebook’s official correspondence, these are the requirements for Verification:
Authentic: Represents a real person, registered business, or entity.
Unique: Be the only presence of that person or business. Only one Page or profile per person or business can be verified, with exceptions for language-specific Pages and profiles. Pages and profiles of general interest (e.g., dog memes) are not verified.
Complete: Have an about section, a Page or profile photo, and recent activity, including at least one post.
Notable: Represents a well-known and frequently searched-for person, brand, or entity. We review Pages and profiles that are featured in multiple news sources and do not consider paid or promotional content as sources for review.
Therefore, it is possible that even with a large following and notability, Facebook verification may be denied, as the uniqueness and authenticity requirements may not be met.
While it may seem like Facebook is handing out blue badges to just about everyone, that’s not the case. Some regular, public users have managed to get verified. If you work in any of the following industries, your chances of getting verified may be higher: music, TV and film, fashion, government, religion, journalism, sports, or business. Facebook makes a big deal about whether your account or profile is of public interest.
You should note that “general interest” content, such as a group or page for car enthusiasts, will not be verified. On the other hand, if it’s a specific car brand, it will most likely be verified, as it trumps general interest.
The same goes for a general interest page about music – it won’t be verified, but a profile about a famous singer that is specific to them will be more likely to pass a verification request.
Social media platforms are a great way to promote your brand and reach a global market of people that traditional advertising simply cannot reach. While the golden rule is “Don’t believe everything you see on social media”, having that little blue checkmark next to your brand instantly boosts your credibility on the platform.
Confirming your identity on Facebook isn’t just about uploading a profile picture and filling in your details. While a strong bio helps people get to know you, it doesn’t guarantee that the account is trustworthy and safe to interact with.
With technological advancements, we’ve seen fake accounts create videos that imitate the voice and superimpose the face of the person they’re trying to impersonate in order to ask for money or attack the character of the victim. It can be difficult to defend yourself in a scenario like this, but if your account is verified, it becomes much easier to prove that the imposter account is definitely not yours and that you’re not involved in any drama caused by the imposter.
It all depends on the PR you have and your account setup. On average, it takes about 8-9 weeks. But most of our verification packages say a full 12 weeks, just in case we run into any issues.
Yes, Facebook is strict about who they approve. There’s no doubt about that. Previous rejections are acceptable, as long as it’s been 30 days since the last rejected verification request. That’s why you need a team of experts to help you, someone with years of experience and who knows what Facebook wants. We’re that team, and we promise you results! We won’t charge you a single cent if you’re not verified.
No, unless you make it disappear because you made a mistake or violated Facebook’s terms of service. Our verification badges are obtained legitimately through Facebook staff, and there’s no trickery, insiders, or foul play involved. If our company manages to get your account verified, the verification mark won’t disappear. There are a few guidelines you’ll need to follow to keep everything the way it is. For example, if you change your @handle after you’ve been verified, the verification mark will disappear, as that violates Facebook’s rules for verified accounts.