Hows it going BHW.
Since i need to get my post count up to 15 to PM i thought that answering any questions people have about Facebook CPA Marketing would be the easiest way to do it.
I started CPA Marketing with Facebook back in the spring of 2010. Having little to no knowledge of coding at that point I ran into some initial problems. The site I used to host my CPA surveys (which i won't mention because I dont want it to seem as if im promoting, and just because I thought it was the best clearly doesnt make it the best) had a chat function which I quickly used to network with other members.
Since I had access to Facebook accounts and could pay for page updates all I needed was a script.
It wasn't until summer of 2010 that i finally came across a script that would really make me $. The Red,Blue, Yellow Script (which im sure you are all familiar with) involved clicking the red then blue then yellow button to get access to content. All though CPA sites classified this as click jacking we solved this problem by telling people what these buttons did in small print underneath the buttons. People didn't seem to mind and still clicked and clicked.
I started the process with about $200-$300 and my partner had about the same amount. Back in summer 2010 you could easily get page updates for decently cheap. So we spent $200 on page updates and really went from there.
The first night our page soared to ~120,000 likes and life was good. We managed to make 5 or so copy cat pages and redirect the script to those pages. Facebook would shut down some of our pages but we managed to stay ahead of them for 2 days. 1 of those days made each of us around $7,000. But we got greedy, and instead of making new pages or really focusing on moving traffic around we just would sit and refresh our pages.
Obviously Facebook caught up to us and shut down all our pages. We though no biggie we can drop $200 and do it all again. For about a month after this point we dropped a couple hundred on updates but this is when Facebook started to move to apps. I quit CPA marketing and started up a record label.
Not only did I love music i was tired of telling people how I made money.
Think Facebook spamming vs. "I own a record label"
Anyways, sorry for rambling on but I have done 1 thread like this before on another site and it was a huge success so I would love to help anyone new to the game or answer any questions.
Since i need to get my post count up to 15 to PM i thought that answering any questions people have about Facebook CPA Marketing would be the easiest way to do it.
I started CPA Marketing with Facebook back in the spring of 2010. Having little to no knowledge of coding at that point I ran into some initial problems. The site I used to host my CPA surveys (which i won't mention because I dont want it to seem as if im promoting, and just because I thought it was the best clearly doesnt make it the best) had a chat function which I quickly used to network with other members.
Since I had access to Facebook accounts and could pay for page updates all I needed was a script.
It wasn't until summer of 2010 that i finally came across a script that would really make me $. The Red,Blue, Yellow Script (which im sure you are all familiar with) involved clicking the red then blue then yellow button to get access to content. All though CPA sites classified this as click jacking we solved this problem by telling people what these buttons did in small print underneath the buttons. People didn't seem to mind and still clicked and clicked.
I started the process with about $200-$300 and my partner had about the same amount. Back in summer 2010 you could easily get page updates for decently cheap. So we spent $200 on page updates and really went from there.
The first night our page soared to ~120,000 likes and life was good. We managed to make 5 or so copy cat pages and redirect the script to those pages. Facebook would shut down some of our pages but we managed to stay ahead of them for 2 days. 1 of those days made each of us around $7,000. But we got greedy, and instead of making new pages or really focusing on moving traffic around we just would sit and refresh our pages.
Obviously Facebook caught up to us and shut down all our pages. We though no biggie we can drop $200 and do it all again. For about a month after this point we dropped a couple hundred on updates but this is when Facebook started to move to apps. I quit CPA marketing and started up a record label.
Not only did I love music i was tired of telling people how I made money.
Think Facebook spamming vs. "I own a record label"
Anyways, sorry for rambling on but I have done 1 thread like this before on another site and it was a huge success so I would love to help anyone new to the game or answer any questions.
