Beginner Guide to Making Money on Facebook

Hi LadyJuna, 200 Friends is plenty. Let's say you were promoting child life insurance. This is sometimes a tough sell because NO parent wants to think of the death of their child. If this is a product that you promote regularly you should start a fan page for it and use it as an information depot. You can schedule an online event (a video or something) where you play down the death angle and talk about the future financial benefits such as savings and the security of being insured into adulthood. Send invites to your friend list ( the ones with kids or grandkids) and encourage or entice those invitees to invite their friend list to the event as well. IMO the beauty of facebook is that you can instantly reach not only your friend list but their friends as well. BTW when marketing to non-warriors NEVER use the word webinar, say online demonstration. This technique works well for almost any product that you know enough about. I wouldn't suggest creating a fan page for every single product. Only one or two of your best sellers. Once you have enough people on your hook you can always upsell them on complementary products.

No not this title. As stated earlier, this guide is more for the non-warrior who is just looking to make some money on FB. Developing targeted lists is far beyond the scope of the average fb user. In this case since you are using your already established friend list you shoul already have an idea of what their interests are. You choose products to meet those needs. One of the best pieces of marketing advice I've ever received was to find a hungry group and then find something to sell them that will feed the hunger. For the purposes of this title you would be feeding the hunger that's already established. No need to reinvent the wheel. Hope this helped.

Nowadays facebook marketing is really tough...