Facebook Marketing

Facebook Marketing – Using Facebook to Market Your Business or Product is a 33 page, 6000+ word report.

This bonus report explores the ins and outs of Facebook Marketing and why it is such an important component of business marketing efforts. It also goes over why it is crucial to use video on Facebook and will explain why it is important to become very good at targeting your advertisements to the right audience.

Chapter List:

  • Introduction to Facebook Marketing
  • Creating a Facebook Business Page
  • Facebook Cover Photo Do’s and Don’ts for Your Business
  • Introducing Facebook’s Ads and Marketing Guides
  • How to Get Setup for Facebook Advertising
  • The Different Ad Types on Facebook
  • Get Good at Facebook Ad Targeting
  • The Facebook Advertising Campaign Structure
  • The “Where” of FB Ads
  • Choose Your Budget
  • Creating Your Ad
  • Free Marketing Methods for Facebook
  • Let Third-Party Facebook Apps Market Your Business for You
  • Why You Absolutely Must Use Video on Facebook
  • Top 10 Tips for Facebook Marketing Success

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The Profitable Preselling Checklist

There are plenty of ways to promote your affiliate links, including via blog posts, webinars, reviews, videos, through emails and on social media. But no matter which method you select, there are proven preselling tactics you can use to boost your conversions. This checklist reveals these surefire tactics to you. Take a look…

Share Something Not Found On The Sales Page

If you tell your prospects the exact same information that they can find on the sales page, then they don’t really have a reason to check with you before they buy a product. That’s why you need to read and review all products before you promote them, and then share information not mentioned on the sales page.

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Lead Magnet Checklist

So you’re setting up your lead-capture system, and one of the things you need to do is create a lead magnet. This is an important piece, because your lead magnet and the follow up emails you send are going to be intricately linked.

So how do you set up this lead magnet? Use this checklist…

Step1: Choose One Product to Promote

You may be tempted to promote multiple products, but in most cases (unless you’re creating something like a gear list or resource list), you’re better off focusing on promoting just one product. Generally this is your tripwire product.

Step 2: Decide the Type of Lead Magnet

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Commitment and Consistency Principle

Hello, Jason Fladlien here from DailySeminar.com.  Today I’m going to discuss with you a leverage principle that you can use in marketing called commitment and consistency, the Cialdini principle from Dr. Cialdini when he wrote the book The Psychology and Influence of Persuasion.   It’s a doozy.  This is a really cool one that a lot of people underestimate the power of.  I don’t see it being used enough online.  It’s very, very, very powerful for persuading somebody to purchase something from you.

And to give you an idea of how powerful it is and why you want to learn this, let’s check out the Sherman experiment.  There was a doctor named Dr. Sherman.  He was a sociologist who devised this one little interesting experiment where he called randomly on local residents – I think he was in Bloomington, Indiana.  And this is what he did.

He asked these residents to predict what their answer would be if someone asked them to donate three hours of their time to the American Cancer Society.  And this is not something that a lot of people would jump for joy and do, “Ooh yeah, let me donate my time to the ACS, the American Cancer Society.”

But when they felt like there was no obligation for them to actually do this – they just had to predict their answer – very innocently they made a commitment.  And a certain amount of people who made that commitment that said, ”Yeah I think I would donate three hours of my time,” kind of said it whimsically or said it because they didn’t think they’d actually have to follow through on it because it was just a question.

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