What to do with a FB fanpage with 3K likes and rapidly rising!

by banx63

Posted: 10 years ago 6 replies

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Hi Warriors,

I have made a "experimental" facebook page in the dog and pet niche. Its gone apeshit, generating over 3K likes in the first few days with very little promotion on my behalf. You will have to excuse me - Facebook is NOT my field at all....

Question is what should I do with it to monetize it?

I was thinking:

Put a few CPA offers in with the viral pics? But - the offer I put on with Peerfly got rejected straight away....

Amazon products? - Is this allowed in the terms of FB

Or - set up a simple squeeze page and send traffic there with an autoresponder series and the occasional offer dropped in?

Any Facebook legends - your thoughts welcome. Thanks!

#fanpage #likes #rapidly #rising

SimonJBell 10 years ago

Do you have a blog/website? You could use the facebook page to drive traffic to your website, on which you're free to have affiliate links.

Or, in terms of adding Amazon/affiliate links directly to your fb page, check this post http://www.warriorforum.com/social-m...-facebook.html
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- Duvallmarketers 10 years ago
  
  That was my thinking, too. Use it to drive traffic to your squeeze page but do so by adding valuable content and then linking to your site. For example: On your FB page post something like The Top 10 Tips For ____. But you only show an excerpt with items 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, & 4... then include a link to your site so folks can see the remaining top 3 tips. These last three are the real power tips that everybody wants. Once they are on your site, you should do everything you can to capture their contact info into an autoresponder list so you can send offers. Give them video content as an incentive for them to opt-in to your list.
  
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namenetwork 10 years ago

If it is Generic in nature why not prospect it around to some of the larger dog food, dog wellness or dog care / accessories companies either for sponsorship or outright sell the page to them to run ?
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salegurus 10 years ago

This is probably a better place to get your question answered: Social Media Marketing Forum

we now have a section to discuss all things Social Media - Facebook, Twitter, Google +, RebelMouse etc.
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tonylogan

10 years ago

I always prefer the list building option. I'm doing this right now in the fat loss niche. I bought a domain, added a simple squezze and on almost all posts I add my squeeze page link.

I have about 15 offers plugged in to the autoresponder series with about 2 months of tips and tricks to loose weight. Sending emails 2x or 3x a week.

Sales already started to come in. I started doing some sponsored posts with my link on it and is working very well.

Just follow all the advertising guidelines and you will be fine!

Hope that helps!

Tony

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banx63 10 years ago

Thanks everyone for the advice....
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What to do with a FB fanpage with 3K likes and rapidly rising!

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