Super Sneaky Smart Way To Use FaceBook To Recruit
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Super Sneaky Smart Way To Use FaceBook To Recruit
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I've Pulled In 92,237 Visitors A Day from facebook, pay little for that, thats the best thing that ever happen to me since slice bread
faceBook rock
Garen Thoms,
I have been trying to do similar advertising on facebook. Every single ad I have submitted has been "disapproved".
I even purchased a couple of courses that were supposed to teach how to get my ads approved. Followed the directions exactly. Didn't work.
I finally emailed support and they told me they don't allow "debt reduction" ads. That is their terminology for Business Opportunities.
I have spent hours and hours trying to figure out a way to get them to take some of my money.
They just won't do it....
Quite Frustrating.
I would love to know what this marketer actually did that got his ad(s) approved.
Thanks for the info...
Brett
I always would keep my eyes open of facebook. That is great insight on how to write powerful effective ads. Thanks Daegan.
Brett,
Just like Google FaceBook is evolving and changing every day. We simply adapt. How you can advertise something that people want, that you can give them, that stays within the rules. Do some deep consideration on that point and you'll find your gold nuggets.
Great video Deagan. I know who posted that ad.
I think the key is that you don't want your ad to sound like you're promoting a biz op. Facebook has become a "pitch fest" for people who haven't learned attraction marketing. There are *thousands* of opportunities out there and nobody cares about yours! It is just spam which is why Facebook disapproves it. The reason this ad worked was because it was posted by the "most successful" ILG Leader. People are attracted to leaders (people who can show them how to be successful), not biz ops. Consider that when writing an ad.