Facebook Page with 10k Likes Niche is Pets/Animals

I haven't tried that niche at all but it seems to work well.


I recently came across an Instagram page SOLELY
dedicated to a woman's Keeshond (dog). The owner
of the dog is rarely in any photos, but she keeps
followers engaged - and the account has THOUSANDS
of followers.


I couldn't believe it!


The profile looked simple. Nothing special. Just "cute"
pics of the dog doing "cute" things. No value provided
whatsoever, but it keeps ALL those followers engaged.


Plenty of activity on the account. It's incredible!


I guess people love their cats and dogs.


You already know it will work for you.


You're fortunate because you chose a slightly
broader group - animals. Don't get too broad, though.


Perhaps specify with either domesticated or wild.


Tropical animals or animals from other regions.


What do your existing followers seem to like from you?


Pictures are no-brainers but perhaps fill your audience
in with facts and tidbits of the animal of your choice.


Use the hashtag, "#didyouknow," in your posts and
intrigue the animal lovers.

I have some experience in this market, vykro.

You need to put together a strong plan before you do anything. The trick is to determine what angle you can use to encourage your followers to use your website. Do they need another blog about dog care and training? Not really. What else do they need? Look at competing FB pages. Can you get any good ideas? Look at other high-follow pages. Can their websites, even in different markets, give you ideas for your dog lovers? Think of it from the POV of your audience. Why would they consider using your website?

To shed some light on this, or rather, to give you an idea, consider the traditional squeeze page model. Can you come up with an idea for an opt-in incentive that will be your angle? The USP. That one thing that separates you from the competition and makes you desirable in the eyes of your followers. In 2015, video courses are working very well. But you'll need more than a "freebie." You need that angle. Don't make a single move (domain registration, etc) before you have it. Get your plan. Take action.

As far as monetization goes. Terribly easy. Some ideas:

1. CPA Offers.
2. Amazon.
3. T-Shirts.

Best of luck!

Cheers - Tom

Exactly what I was thinking. I'll still do the blog thing because this one is quite easy for me and not much time consuming and try to get opt-ins from this "article and a opt-in that pops out within 30 seconds" and I'll also try direct squeeze page with cpa offer. I've studied a lot for the past week or 2 and I'll test different methods to see which one works best for me. Oh and by the way my audience seem to go crazy for cats ^^ typical haha

Please I really want to know how I can earn money with my Facebook page without creating a website. Can someone tell me how? Thanks.

I've seen a lot of people having success with their pets/animals niche. I often see very successful pitbull tshirt campaigns on Teespring just to give you an example.