How To Use $50 FB Coupon For CPA?
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BigMoneyyy
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Yeah there is a way, you need a FB ads account with less than 14 days old, you need a paypal account or a credit card, If you never tried to add a payment method before or If you don't meet the conditions your account will be suspended and disabled, I have a lot of experience with fb ads and I had a lot of accounts f****ed by facebook.
TheVigilante
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I dont think $50 is enough for one to test a CPA offer on FB........you will need more than that probably around $500
PremiumServicesOne
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$50 is more then enough to test try a couple of offers, you wont be able to direct link. Youll need to use a landing page, and i highly doubt and link masking or redirection will work, as they probably have that patched also. Landing page works great
TheVigilante
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$50 is enough for testing?
dont post just anything dude.......that is not at all enough...
PremiumServicesOne
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Why not ? Campain - Website Conversions - Put code on random page for pixel tracking - pay only for thousand impressions ?? $50 is a goldmine if utilized correctly
coolsheet
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I've actually been fruitful using this method for my Amazon affiliate store. Looking to try CPA, just so busy with other stuff. My funds are pretty limited right now and I invest everything I make, but $10 at $2 daily converted to $800 sales and $42.00 commission. I promoted a post and it showed up in Yahoo organic search, where someone clicked on the link and then purchased 11 more items along with the item they clicked on (which was an alarm clock that looked like a bomb). So FB ads works if you bid for impressions and HAVE AN AD THAT IS CAPTIVATING AND have a niche that attracts people. I just ran an ad campaign for "Likes" for a Psychic in LA and after 2 days at a $5 budget daily he only had 17 likes.
Ended up purchasing some fake likes just to make him happy. It's hit or miss and solely depends on the niche.abisholopologosigob
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Bottom line is: You need at least $500 to $600 dollars per DAY to bank hard with Facebook.
How do I know?
I'm already spending $500 a day and I haven't made a single dime. So just imagine how much you need to actually make money.
How do I know?
I'm already spending $500 a day and I haven't made a single dime. So just imagine how much you need to actually make money.
coolsheet
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$500 a day and haven't made a single dime? Sounds like you'd be better off doing something else. I can say there has been minimal times that I haven't seen some sort of ROI.
Not a dime?:rocketwho
LOL I get pissed when I profit less then a dollar on something. Just sold a stun gun on Ebay and after all fees I made $3.82 and I wasn't happy. So if I invest $500 into advertising I want to make sure it's worth it.
What should be done is you create 40-50 ads in the power editor run em at $1 a day. Pay $.01 impressions and see what ads get the most interaction. Then invest in those ads.
I think I am giving up on paying for FB ads, because it seems as though, I am seeing more and more people claim that FB is scamming people with fake clicks and such. AS I start to test this theory I find it to be kinda true. Although, I found that during my campaigns I would get more organic search traffic from yahoo. So at the moment I'm indifferent. Continuing to test the theory, and developing a very unique post about it. It may be the reason you invested $500 and didnt see any results. Ive noticed many changes with ad engagement in the last month also. So IDK but I hope someone gets to the bottom of this FB scheme. Im trying. But I can say in my search, that I have seen a ton of posts from unsuccessful campaigns and not a single post of a really successful campaign where the OP was able to establish proof of the FB ads engagement>lead>conversion.
Cheers
TheVigilante
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not everyone is an expert lol...i was talking in that perspective...and i still think its not that easy these days with $50 coupon testing
TheVigilante
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what are you talking man?
IAmNotLegend
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You know what? This statement applies to an FB expert who has already mastered in the field and has spend over tens of thousands on advertising. If you give him a $50 coupon he can do "Campain - Website Conversions - Put code on random page for pixel tracking - pay only for thousand impressions" to get $500 from it.
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that's exactly how you learn
, I am know the feeling but you learn a lot of insights of the game when you are doing it on your own. It's a lot of failures before you see a successful campaign. Also $50 is a very small samples to test most campaigns. But I feel a min of $200 is needed to test If you know what you are doing.