Thread: Facebook - Everyone's A Guru...

I finally got my facebook friends list to over 1,000 friends. Mostly marketers or work at home people.

One thing that really stands out is that nearly all of my "friends" are some sort of guru, author, trainer, coach, hero, expert, etc...

That being said, how do you approach your marketing efforts when it comes to Facebook? do you tend to try and build relationships, blast links, or???

If I endorse a link I typically only get 4-10 people that will click on it. Wondering if Facebook is really worth the time. lol...I also get maybe 8-10 group requests a day. Everyone has a group too.

I would say the fact that all your friends are guru's of some sort..Would mean you are going to be more likely dodging offers from them then you will be marketing to them. Common folks are much more likely to make you money. I used to think selling to gurus was great cause they had money...But poor people are the ones that buy stuff...explains why they are poor.

lol right. It's those poor or middle class people that usually buy ebooks on how to make money online.

You won't see a big time guru buying your $27 dollar ebook lol. They already probably know what's in your course or know where to get it for free

With that being said I think it's more profitable to market to normal people. What normal person doesn't like ringtones for example?

Send them to a ringtone CPA offer, they pay like $1 and you make $2+ each time.

Better than sending some random Joe to your sales page hoping he buys your $27 ebook which is a scam lol.

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