Event Promotion

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tanwir-sf

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• May 10, 2011

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Hi,

I've heard about a way where you can invite a targeted set of people from a certain network to an Event which is completely automated without you having everyone added as friends to your Fake Accounts.

I'm wondering if anybody knows how this can be done, say for example I run an event in Nottingham UK, this method would invite 18-24 year olds to the event from the Nottingham network.

Any Information is Welcomed via PM or as a reply to this thread, I am willing to pay for it!

P.S. I've seen other Event Promoters do something like this where they run events in another city and invite upto about 40-50k people in those specific networks.

 

Inception_AC

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• May 10, 2011

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this is because they have built up huge facebook accounts in the place they are running events. it takes time

 

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frngdrn

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• May 11, 2011

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inception is right

i used to work for a company and we did this

not so easy anymore

 

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tanwir-sf

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• May 23, 2011
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They haven't there is a loophole which allows you to scrape facebook id's and invite to the events, i'm just trying to find the software for this...

 

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tanwir-sf

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• May 24, 2011
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I think some people misunderstood, I've only seen a rival promotions team use it, I want to know how they're doing it...

If anybody has any information i'm willing to pay for a tool to do this!

 

Inception_AC

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• May 24, 2011

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Ive already explained to you how it is done.

 

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tanwir-sf

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• May 25, 2011
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Trust me they've not got accounts that are friends with those people... I've gone through the event attending maybes not etc and checked through every person.. The invites were very targetted at a specific sort of people... it was only 3k people....

 

clitorisfactory

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Feb 21, 2009

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• May 26, 2011

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non friend event inviter has been dead for a while
if anyone has another way for this would be great

 

Inception_AC

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• May 26, 2011

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tanwir-sf said:

Trust me they've not got accounts that are friends with those people... I've gone through the event attending maybes not etc and checked through every person.. The invites were very targetted at a specific sort of people... it was only 3k people....

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Opt in email list from that certain place, im a promotor myself. I know how it works

 

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lenmgom

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• May 29, 2011

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they use a simple trick of inviting people who have opted in through their email list.
There is a function to invite through emails - i do promotions in palm beach, fl

 

Inception_AC

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• May 30, 2011

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how do u add the emails though as it only allows 1 by 1 adding?

 

jhonson5

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• May 31, 2011

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tanwir-sf said:

Trust me they've not got accounts that are friends with those people... I've gone through the event attending maybes not etc and checked through every person.. The invites were very targetted at a specific sort of people... it was only 3k people....

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Inception_AC said:

Opt in email list from that certain place, im a promotor myself. I know how it works

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Inception is claiming that they managed friends by making account themselves; i think Inception is right; but not 100%; they mav be really managed all friends realy by making great effort or there may be a little portion of friends are fake......

 

Crazy

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• Jun 1, 2011

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imran60650 said:

a little tough job

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