Awesome Facebook Traffic Method

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Normalls I'd hope you recognize the genius method from the screenshot alone, but since you don't know German (in most cases) i will explain.
To be honest I guess Willi Auerbach discovered this genius Facebook Traffic Method by accident, perhaps I still does not know that it can be used in a methodical way.

What happend here?

Willie Auerbach is a magican. He warned his friends (about 1K) that a fake company writes letters (that look like from the governement) to fax a document to a number and thereby they are signing a 600? contract. People with a registered business will get this letter sooner or later he says and that a friend of him already got it and had to pay.

Willi Auerbach got this letter, photographed it and posted in on FB to warn his friends. Hier friends want to be helpfull as Willi and want to destroy this scamming company through spreading the information to their own friend circles.

Thing is that Willi Auerbach has posted the URL of his business within the post - seamlessly. Noone would ever thing of an ad, but everyone want clicks on it. Even a big enterpreneur site shared his post in their stream today (this way I recognized it) and if it is an covered ad even the journalists recognized it. Imagine how much social proof and real traffic you can get from this.

1. Build a targeted friendbase for a fake profile. Post daily one or two posts that lets people interact a bit about a topic, lets say online marketers.
2. Than fake a letter addressed to the fake profiles nameand take a pic of it and save it with a width of 500px
3. Post it with a text like this:

To all online entrepreneurs: Attention!

A so called "FakeCompany - Central" sends out misleading letters: The recipent are online marketers like us and are called to complete some data about our business per faxin the document to them. Within the smallprint is contract about $569,06. The letter looks like an official governement letter, this way many people are falling for it.
Today I got my 8th letter, addressed to my company which they found through the whois data of YOURURLHERE.com (here you will place a landing page with an unrestistable offer for online marketers of course) . I am astonished how stubborn they are.

A friend of mine has fallen for it and had to pay. Please be carefull which documents you are signing - It could be expensive!

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Please don't stupidly c&p this, it is full of failures as I just freely translated it without any dictionary.
 
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