You may as well go ahead and have your limbs removed if you’re not using Facebook to promote your business, or to support your earn-dough-online efforts. Because that’s metaphorically what you’re doing to your chances at success.
I’ll bet many of you have no idea what you can do with this thing. Check this out:
(1) I can pitch RonPaulHomeschool.com to people who have expressed an interest in both Ron Paul AND homeschooling.
(2) I can target people who have visited my site but not yet ordered. This is called retargeting, and it’s incredibly effective.
(3) I can upload my email marketing list to Facebook. Facebook will then find the people on my list if they have Facebook accounts, and show them my ad. So even if they don’t open my emails (can you imagine that??), I can chase them around Facebook until they engage with me.
(4) I can have Facebook create “lookalike audiences” — people whose characteristics are the same as those who already follow me, or subscribe to my email list, or whatever. And then I can pitch my ads to them, so I never run out of people I can market to.
Folks, this is the tip of the iceberg. If you’re not learning and mastering this, do you see the advantage you’re handing your competitors?
Fortunately, Kevin Fahey once again comes to the rescue. He’ll show you how to do this. It’s one of the oh, I don’t know, 8 zillion things he teaches inside IM VIP Training.
Now do you see why I bought the lifetime membership?
Kevin’s giving you 7-day access to look around all his online-earning resources for just $1. Not to mention his private Facebook group, where some people on this very email list already have a thread going.
If there’s a more comprehensive site guiding you through everything you’ll need to know, I sure haven’t found it.
Looking for that side hustle or even to abandon a job you hate?
Then you have to do something.
This is step one of that something:
https://www.happyearner.com/viptraining
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