FB Siphon ???

I'm just watching the video now.

He basically says he shows you how to research, find a niche, set it up on FB etc.

...TBH it seems like basic stuff to me

James

Nice to see Jani G here. Before start seeing the course videos I straight forwardly play a bonus video which is an interview of a CPA Marketer who is making very good money with CPA offers. Would you believe he given away everything. Really I mean it. He given away his exact free traffic strategy of making money with CPA offers.

Let's see now actual course videos and I might be coming with more feedback.

**Bashing removed by moderator. If you have a problem with Jani, take it up in a PM.**

Anyway I'm not here to fall out with you, just giving my thoughts (and that's all they are, I haven't tried out your system so I wouldn't truly know.)

So what I'll do is wait for the feedback, and if on the whole, it's glowing, I'll grab a copy myself.

...unless you truly believe in your system and want to give me a copy to review?

Well it looks like those "honest reviews" are already rolling in ;-)

James

Yes I totally agree

James

The major problem is NOT about basics, and not really about "making $1,000 per day" with Facebook ads.

The problem is deeper, where a FACTS can seriously be misrepresented. What is misrepresented in FBSIPHON, just like these other Facebook Ads products that are coming out, is these product owners misrepresenting revenue, and misrepresenting process.

In FBSIPHON, Jani states that $7,734 was made in 1 week (ie: 7 days). What Jani & other Ads product pushers ALWAYS fail to mention is what the ACTUAL costs that were incurred to generate the $7,734.

As has been found in many Ads based products, what you see is a spend-to-revenue generated ratio of $1-to-$2. Meaning, spend $1 & potentially make $2. So, in this case one can only assume that Jani spent $3867 over a period of 7 days (ie: $552 / day) to make the $7,734. BUT, we "consumers" don't know what was spent to generate the revenue - which IS & SHOULD BE, the most important factor of Ads based "How To" products.

Additionally, what's not known was that it is stated that 572 conversions were made. Were these 572 PHYSICAL based products or Digital based products. The issue underlying the difference is addressing RISK. Risk is NEVER talked about or discussed heavily in these types of products. Let me explain: Yes, $7K+ was generated, but what's the risk to YOU when 572 digital products could potentially be refunded? Does this mean you have not only lost revenue made, but you have lost your initial Ads investment - depending on how much is actually spent.

Additionally, you show a 7 day period. What about 7 days after or 7 days before?
What about this months numbers? What about the current 7 days of this week?

Lastly, Jani stated an income claim that needs to be verified. Jani stated in the last 9 months (assuming this to be November 2009 until July 2010), that he has generated $750,000. I would like to see validation and verification of this claim. Earnings Disclaimers require this. Additionally, my recommendation is to not just place the link their, but to actually put one up.

Also, you promote a product as if it's ONLY you doing this yourself at a rate of 4 figures per week, but it seems as though you have a Partner who supposedly is making "6 Figures Per Month", which is not even mentioned anywhere in your video sales letter OR your sales page. So, the question would be when people find this out, why wasn't the 6 Figure Guy not represented in the sales video & how can those sales numbers be verified?

Overall, what it comes down to is accuracy of information, validity of process, and factual representation. You can show 100 people on video showcasing their accounts making money. BUT, if you are spending $90 to make $100, I think that's a problem. If it takes more than 1 product or ad to achieve these results, that's a problem.

So, hopefully since Jani is here, we can get some questions answered: ie
1. What was the actual Ad spend on the $7,734
2. How many ad units were used in the 7 day promotion?
3. Was the 7-day promotion a physical or digital based product?
4. What's the risk involved between physical & digital products on refunds of units sold AFTER revenue has been generated?
5. Can you validate & verify the 9 months of income that amounted to $750,000?
6. Can you explain why your "Partner" who generates 6 figures per month using Facebook Ads is not mentioned in the Sales Page or video sales page?
7. What was Joey from Floridas actual Ad spend to generate the $8,569 in profit in 7 days?

Lol I found the video kinda dull. I can't imagine this would have any difference to other Facebook ad courses. There can only be so far you can go with this stuff until you know everything. As long as you have the ad research and targetting down you have Facebook sorted.

Has anyone bought this product yet and if they have maybe they wont tell anyone in case they cant get it to work.
Anyone bought yet?
Cheers.....bruceS....

just been reading through all the comments here

and its true... i think Jani should have told us now much he spent in order to make that money

i am one of the people who bought FB Siphon

and i must say i am happy with it so far

the videos are VERY good and clear step by step

Jani is a good teacher

I have applied some of the techniques so far and here are my results:

Day 1 - i set up a campaign using one of his ready made campaigns

i ended up geting 6 cents per click on one of my campaigns... by the end of the day i had spent $30 and made $130

so thats $100 profit!

my first day i made $100 profit so i am happy so far

its 4 days into it and i have made $100 a day average for the past 4 days

i am going to ramp it up now i know it works

hope that helps

Dan

Yep be interested to hear some feedback guys

Jani G Product is takes you through the steps that you need to succeed. It talks about keying on a different traffic method through Facebook so you can get low priced clicks. Just like any product if you don't split test and track your campaigns you will probably fail. For my tracking I use Bevo Media - Your Internet Marketing Homebase Its free and I self host the software.

I bought the product and for someone who knew nothing about Facebook ads I think it's well worth the money for what I've learnt. Jani seems to be getting some (unfair imo) criticism in here for not providing detailed answers to some questions posed. To be fair when does any product developer ever provide detailed figures on cost to return ratio? Never.

I've also found the support from Jani to be excellent, he always replies pretty quickly to emails (3 times within an hour on a saturday morning once), seems to do everything he can to be helpful and there are regular training webinars to help users get the best out of the product.

You can get the exact same information for free if you dig up. There are providers of free video course of fb ads. Most of the things sold on the net about IM can be found free on blogs, forums and free membership sites.

I've just learnt something about the Warrior Forum

A. You can type replies in different colours.
B. Drinking too many milkshakes makes you type out long dreary answers.

Anyway you argue amongst yourself I'm going to wash my hair!

Well, I forgot I said I'd post my results.

On the positive side, the program is very easy to understand and something a newbie could do.

On the negative side, some of the demographics Jani said that we could target, were not available: race, income, # of kids. Based on the target audience I did my research on, those were important demographics.

I've only tried one campaign using the demographics FB allowed me to target and, after tweaking my ad several times, I got 1,765 impressions w/NO CTR in about 32 hrs. My potential audience was 2,980. So, either people don't like my offer or I don't know how to write an ad. I had advertised this offer (work at home) 2 yrs ago on Google and and the CTR was decent.

On the positive side, it didn't cost me anything.

Maybe I should of tried one of Jani's pre-made campaigns like Dan did.

This thread = reminder why I don't traverse the WF product reviews anymore.

Getting out of here before I shoot myself in the face.

Rob