crnack
Banned for repeat violations
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First thing you go with facebook groups for free traffic. Or YouTube videos if you know how to play that game going under the "spam radar".
Second thing you don't directly promote offers. Make them something extra, so you don't freak out people. Nobody likes direct advertising. It's the bad type of spam.
People in general like spam. But you must do "the good spam" - the spam they opt-in for, so they don't report you to federals aka facebook algorithms and robotic moderators.
If you are using ads, collect e-mails. Nothing else. Set this as the only goal in your campaigns.
So if you pay 70 cents for their e-mail address, you should get at least $1 back.
Ads require calculations and sometimes are not worth it if you don't have long-term enough plan.
Use e-mail. For US you don't even need GDPR compliance.
Make giveaways, contests. Give something to the users. Get their testimonials and post them on your website. Link to them to boost credibility.
Try to figure on different websites as someone who is good and legit. People will google for your brand name and find positive reviews.
Remember to test different audiences and offers.
If you want to go for people loving boxing fights, give free boxing night tickets.
If you want to go for people looking for money online, make contests or enable them to download something extra for the survey.
If you want to go for people looking for newest shoes, give free shoes.
Don't use bots unless you have a working campaign which is proven to work. Focus on the key ingredients which are good name, good fame and so on.
This took me a long way to learn somehow, but I had been doing it as a greedy youngster, so it might be the cause of my "weak planning".
Remove greed from all of this and you're going to earn something more than just money.
At one point people should start do the "hard lifting" which is promotion for you.
I have seen it happening with many brands in my life.
Second thing you don't directly promote offers. Make them something extra, so you don't freak out people. Nobody likes direct advertising. It's the bad type of spam.
People in general like spam. But you must do "the good spam" - the spam they opt-in for, so they don't report you to federals aka facebook algorithms and robotic moderators.
If you are using ads, collect e-mails. Nothing else. Set this as the only goal in your campaigns.
So if you pay 70 cents for their e-mail address, you should get at least $1 back.
Ads require calculations and sometimes are not worth it if you don't have long-term enough plan.
Use e-mail. For US you don't even need GDPR compliance.
Make giveaways, contests. Give something to the users. Get their testimonials and post them on your website. Link to them to boost credibility.
Try to figure on different websites as someone who is good and legit. People will google for your brand name and find positive reviews.
Remember to test different audiences and offers.
If you want to go for people loving boxing fights, give free boxing night tickets.
If you want to go for people looking for money online, make contests or enable them to download something extra for the survey.
If you want to go for people looking for newest shoes, give free shoes.
Don't use bots unless you have a working campaign which is proven to work. Focus on the key ingredients which are good name, good fame and so on.
This took me a long way to learn somehow, but I had been doing it as a greedy youngster, so it might be the cause of my "weak planning".
Remove greed from all of this and you're going to earn something more than just money.
At one point people should start do the "hard lifting" which is promotion for you.
I have seen it happening with many brands in my life.
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