^ I can't imagine anyone in their right mind would pay 5 figures for a fan page they can't control. Those "1c per fan" things sound nice but I'd be very surprised if people paid that sort of cash for them.
I sold my page with 2.6 million fans for $2000 even, I really wish I kept it though. It's hard to find a legitimate buyer since FB is so unpredictable in terms of the longevity of the page.
Well it's fine if you're talking from experience but there are far too many people on this forum who ofer advice with absolutely no clue what they are talking about.
No offence, but five figures is a LOT of money to drop on a fan page - and most people with that sort of money also have half a brain. It sounds nice on paper to just build massive fan pages - but in reality it's not that simple.
posting status updates with commercial links or links to auxiliary pages with commercial links is like Russian roulette. CPA]ea.d is the most risky of all.
As more active users become more weary, I'd expect to worth to be diminishing gradually over the months. A facebook fan today is not the same as a year or two ago.
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