Price for ad
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Ened
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- Jun 18, 2016
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How is a travel page at 89k getting 7-14k likes on average without the pictures being viral? I get 10k average likes on my 280k page and 7k on my other 150k page. I find what you're saying hard to believe but if it is true I would charge anywhere in between 20-40$ per post.
I have no reason to brag or lie, content is 25 percent viral, but it does not really play a role
With viral I get 15k+, I track it with statistic of post
colorme
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- Dec 23, 2015
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Is this from original content, or is it borrowed?
second and viral posts its not like a head from sand or something,virals about popular Hawaii pic and same, don't like shitty viral
colorme
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- Dec 23, 2015
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Traditional online media does not borrow material to post. That's the big difference.
This is interesting because, although this is borrowed, this does not mean that they are not involved and they are not interested in content, and in advertising, sales and not content are important
colorme
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- Dec 23, 2015
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A brand will pay less to advertise on Breitbart, than on CNN. Point being that they pay more for owned content, or for media outlets that are more mainstream. I know, I work with influencers and brands daily.
Yes, I understand, but why such a big difference in price, if the returns are the same?
Web Expert
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- Aug 27, 2016
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Bro i dont really get your question 
?Bro i dont really get your question
Katte
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- Jul 30, 2017
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Brands pay for reach and affinity to target group. Influencer pricing is not standardized yet. I sold posts for 10 and 100 usd on the same account. Depends who is it for
Dimply
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I sure as hell would never accept $10 for a "test" post on that kind of engagement, lol. We all know that if the posts does well and it converts, they'll come back regardless of how much they paid. And if it didn't, they won't unless the next posts are extremely affordable.
I agree with the others that $20-40 is fair, depending on how long you you keep the post up. For 24 hours, definitely charge 35-40$
I agree with the others that $20-40 is fair, depending on how long you you keep the post up. For 24 hours, definitely charge 35-40$
colorme
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If you're a guy, would you like a real Rolex for $2,500-$5,000; or a look-alike (only a real jeweler would know the difference) and pay $450?
That is how the brands look at original content vs borrowed content.
Katte
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I do not have such a big accountI sure as hell would never accept $10 for a "test" post on that kind of engagement, lol. We all know that if the posts does well and it converts, they'll come back regardless of how much they paid. And if it didn't, they won't unless the next posts are extremely affordable.
I agree with the others that $20-40 is fair, depending on how long you you keep the post up. For 24 hours, definitely charge 35-40$
these are the prices I had for 10-15 k