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Sorry I was really excited to write this like an hour ago but damn I am too sleepy now after arranging my content for this post. But I'll make it simple for now, and come back later with more screenshots, facts and figures. In betweens, you can visit my hot post : 1 year 7 months research compiled. Just visit my profile, click on my topics and for god sake, I promise you, that is exactly what you looking for if this saving money on ads topic get you here.

So for now, the simple way to save money on ads is :

Build your fanbase > Target them > Thats all.

Too simple?

Let me tell you why. This is not 1990. This is not politics where you get your supporters to join together and scream your names. This is 2017. Who is your fanbase? Where? How? And do you get what I said just now? This is not 1990.

I repeat, they dont scream your names. They have interests in you, and by gathering these fans, and target them for ads, you will save at least 60% of the your money spent targeting on cold audience.

For those who is new here, I do awesome job on research, been on a couple (7 projects for the past month after my last posts) as marketing manager and lets do it this way, dont be some lazy ass hat, and go read everything I've wrote in this forum including those hateful posts. You will know the type of guy I am and what I bring into the table.

Good luck boys. You can reach me directly at : juzokeith@gmail.com

Cheers!

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Wow. Incredible post. Totally going to be including this in the newsletter I send out this week.

I 100% agree with you on the building your fanbase to avoid wasting money on ads. Ironically, you can also make use of all of FB's ad features to hyper target strangers when you DO have a fanbase.

Sal

Great Post!

oh i dint realise this post got pin ups too.

thanks sal.

The easiest way to look at it is volume or traffic. Anyone can make money from advertising if you can get the kind of traffic necessary to make them pay. If you can get 1,000's of visitors per day (no easy feat) some of those people are going to click on the ads and some are even going to buy.

Grood1996 wrote:The easiest way to look at it is volume or traffic. Anyone can make money from advertising if you can get the kind of traffic necessary to make them pay. If you can get 1,000's of visitors per day (no easy feat) some of those people are going to click on the ads and some are even going to buy.

it varies. 1,000 of 15 years old kid dont bother to buy your product at all.

but to support your point, yes, money spent well on attracting 1,000 potential customers will eventually get you sales.

So true.. you have to build your audience, the problem is that ppl are lazy they want to get results without effort

Great Post, really helpful ideas

great post well done!