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Sorry, but likes on a page don't mean much. Facebook isn't an RSS feed, it's a social platform, updates won't always show up on people's walls. There's a viral/discussion curation factor there and it's hard to tell what will show up and what won't. "Likes" are the new "view counters" people put on the bottom of their pages in the 90's. They don't mean a thing.

One strategy is to use Facebook as your page, like other, related or interesting pages and interact with them as your page.

Use Facebook as Page: http://i.imgur.com/C5i9swe.png
From there search for pages and groups, go to "Home" to see updates from others: http://i.imgur.com/JITjrv4.png

Otherwise, keep updating, asking people to like, and interacting with anyone who shows up.

Thanks Ryan, it looks like they eventually changed the link through the resubmission without telling me. Took them awhile, but I think I'm in the clear.

I submitted my blog to All Top awhile ago and something seems to be wrong with their feed. They're sending people to mysite.com/truth-o-meter.com/this-is-a-post. It's not just truth-o-meter either. I'm getting links that are supposed to go to all kinds of political blogs.

As a result, I'm getting a ton of broken links reported on Google Webmasters. I couldn't find any real support option on alltop.com, and when I log in, there are no sites for me to manage.

Instead, I resubmitted the site with the correct feed address and in the comments, I mentioned the problem.

All I got was a message saying the site was rejected. I believe because I already added the site. But I'm thinking they didn't pay attention to the comments. (In fact the message may have gone through an auto-filter considering how quickly it was rejected.)

Is there a way to solve this? Is this a situation in which I would use the disavow tool? If All Top continues to create bad links, how do I stop the issue once and for all?

Thanks!

There's no easy way to deal with a ton of broken links. The best thing you can do is to just work through them one at a time. In fact, use it as an opportunity to link to the new products and write up a new post on that update.

If you have a lot of broken links, it'll take awhile of course so just take it in chunks and make sure to do consistent audits in the future.