There’s a high chance of sending traffic where you don’t want it. There’s a high chance of poor-quality traffic when you’re looking for social media traffic from individuals. While the idea of exchanging high-quality traffic for low-quality traffic sounds great at the time, it might not actually turn out how you hoped. For example, when you’re looking for social media dollars, you might choose a niche that the only ones interested are local businesses. Since these people don’t care about social media, your business won’t be relevant. As a result, you’ll get traffic from people you don’t want, who will either ignore your business, or buy your competitors products or services instead.