The Straight Easiest Way to Rank on First Page in Google and Facebook?

by austria Banned

Posted: 11 years ago 24 replies

One large company sent me today this newsletter.

What do you think about it?

The debilitating BIGGEST MISTAKE EVER that most companies managers do when they start promoting on number 1 website in the world,
Facebook, in front of the 1,250,000,000 active users, is this mistake:

They prefer paying large money and waiting a long long time,
just to get some 10 - 500 local fans.
Of course, with such a small number of fans, their page does not appear on
Facebook search results, so these managers
do not get any new customers, and their frustration or bankruptcy follows soon.

While SMART managers always choose something else:

Smart managers buy 10,000 - 80,000 fans right at the start,
and then because their page with 10,000 - 80,000 fans
always shows up on the first page of FACEBOOK
search results, they get every week 10,000 or more
new local fans CUSTOMERS
NATURALLY COMING EVERY WEEK to their business.

Showing up in Facebook searches is the NUMBER 1 most important factor that determines the incoming influx of thousands of customers every day.

#easiest #facebook #google #page #rank #straight

Victor Edson 11 years ago

it sounds like they've got some fans to sell you.
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butters 11 years ago

I have never seen a Facebook page appear number 1 in Google, in the next week they will sell you the process of buying 80k fans...
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austria

Banned 11 years ago

but actually I researched and indeed... all the facebook pages that show up in searches they have a lot of fans. and once they reached a tipping point, the pages grow naturally

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butters

11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

but actually I researched and indeed... all the facebook pages that show up in searches they have a lot of fans. and once they reached a tipping point, the pages grow naturally

You get the majority of fans from Facebook, not google. When my friends may like a page, I see it and think, yeah ill give that a like, that's how they grow.

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SShip 11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

What do you think about it?

I wouldn't. To me, this is deceiving (others may disagree and that's fine). I would prefer to grow my business on honesty from the start and not deceive my potential customers with starting my business out as a lie.
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Ryan David 11 years ago

Seems legit. I'd buy yourself a few hundred thousand fans. What could go wrong?
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Alex Blades 11 years ago

Sounds like someone is trying to sell you 10-80k fans
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austria Banned 11 years ago

Well actually from what I read, this was standard behaviour for all the biggest most well known artists in the world, this is how they started out, and once they bought followers, they started to become famous:

Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna & Beyonce Exposed For Having Fake Twitter Followers
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austria Banned 11 years ago

I meant of course Facebook search, not google search
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Demetrius 11 years ago

When you will buy facebook fans, they will not be targeted for sure. What if your 80k fans become 5k within 1 week? It is happening everyday when people are buying fans from different resources and they are loosing it very frequently.
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austria

Banned 11 years ago

This is a page that belongs to a friend, he bought 50,000 facebook likes to start with.

http://www.facebook.com/ChicLuxury

And I see the page gets naturally between 3,000 and 6,000 new facebook fans likes every week... and not losing but only constantly growing...

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koreancowboy

11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

How is he monetising this?

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JasonBennet 11 years ago

Erm the quality of the paid fans is in doubt but if it helps to get real fans at the later part of the promotion, it might be worth a try. But there are people who create Fanpage just for the sake of creating it. I personally think that it is important to be aware of the goal of having the fanpage so that there will be no unnecessary waste of time and money.
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Riter Ric 11 years ago

FB Page on Google page 1?
Never heard of such a thing -
until now.
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Auctiondebteliminator 11 years ago

Why not just have a legitimately GOOD product that will have LEGITIMATE fans?

When you don't game the system, THAT is what will rank you and give you long-term success.

It's not a 'If you build it they will come' world in IM.

it's a 'Build it SO THEY WILL come' world.
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austria

Banned 11 years ago

I think he will hit this year 1 million likes. And for sure he will be monetising it big time.

Becoming so very fast number 1 in facebook search for the term LUXURY was such an easy success for him

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koreancowboy

11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

I think he will hit this year 1 million likes. And for sure he will be monetising it big time.

Becoming so very fast number 1 in facebook search for the term LUXURY was such an easy success for him

So...are you saying that he hasn't monetised it yet?

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eedriyz 11 years ago

The newsletter is quite deceiving...
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austria

Banned 11 years ago

millions of entrepreneurs are trying hard to go the straight way, to wait for years to get few hundred percent well deserved fans. and 90% of them go bankrupt while waiting

I am here to find a better, easier, straighter, simpler way. And probably I found it

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PerformanceMan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

Facebook Ads work very well and they deliver REAL PEOPLE. Unfortunately what you're missing out on is the concept of EdgeRank. In essence this algo determines how many people see the status updates of the fan page.

A page with mostly fakes will end up with no engagement and no virality. This has the effect of the suppression of status updates to people who are ACTUALLY interested in your company's products.

Facebook Ads are a much better way to 'ramp up' the activity on the page because the users are real and so is the EdgeRank.

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austria

Banned 11 years ago

It sounds nice in reality, but real people coming through Paid Facebook ads cost me about 3.60 $ USD / 1 like, while real people coming through bought real facebook fans, cost me just 0.02 $ / 1 like... well that is a 1,800,000.00 % difference right here

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PerformanceMan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by austria

$3.60 per like? LOL. I pay 4.8 cents per like. You better go back to the drawing board and tweak your Facebook targeting.

You seem to be a 'Facebook Like' seller to me. Your numbers are way off.

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nidjo 11 years ago

Depends on what you want to do. People often have "crowd" mentality and will follow someone/something just because they see many others do the same.

So if all you want is to get a large number of followers it could be a good offer, naturally check first for other similar providers, compare the prices and reviews.

With Google, having many followers will not do much however...unless you have a legit website and get many "likes", but here you must know what to do and how to go about it, scale it.
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roberthughes 11 years ago

Sorry but this is absolute rubbish.

This is not the way to rank number 1 on google.

How many Facebook pages have you ever seen rank for buyer keywords you have searched?

Social campaigns such as Facebook are simply one small part of what it takes to get page 1 positions.

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