How to Make Money on FACEBOOK ADS beginner to expert.
How to Make Money on FACEBOOK ADS beginner to expert.
Does your life revolve around Facebook? Are you constantly
compelled to check every notification?
If so, you should probably learn how to make money on Facebook to
make good use of your time.
Even if you currently don’t have
a side hustle, we’ll show you how to start the right way and make some extra
money. Depending on how much time you spend, you might be able to earn a
sizable income.
But, even if you earn a little spare change, that’s more than you
had before.
Let’s dive deep into the magical money-making machine that
Facebook is!
Unless you have been living under
a rock over the past year or two, you have probably heard of Facebook ads. I
know for a fact you have seen them in your news feed.
There are A LOT of digital
marketing services you could provide for local businesses to make money. These
include social media management, writing blog posts, search engine
optimization, etc.
Why are Facebook Ads in Demand?
Well, old fashion advertising
does not work anymore. Business owners that are stuck in the past trying to
advertise on the radio, TV or billboards are struggling big time!
One thing all business owners want is MORE CUSTOMERS.
That’s why smart business owners are turning to Facebook ads.
Facebook is the most robust and
targeted ad platform ever. A business owner can place an ad targeting people in
their town or people who have a certain interest and get clicks on their
website, book appointments, or start making sales. This can literally be done
in a matter of minutes.
With Facebook, a business owner
can start advertising with a small budget and start seeing immediate results –
that same day, usually within a few hours.
Make Money Running Facebook Ads for Local
Businesses
This can be extremely lucrative if you get good at it. Let’s
explain this with some simple math:
Pretend you’re the business owner. Let’s say you own a Crossfit
Gym.
Let’s also say you charge a
customer $150/month for their membership. And, for the sake of this exercise
let’s say that an average customer stays with you for 10 months.
So what?
Well, now you know every customer that comes into your business is
worth (on average) $1,500.
If someone told you they could
set you up with an automated Facebook ad campaign that could bring you between
10-20 new customers every single month… how much would that be worth to you?
If you got just 10 clients a
month with this method, that would be an extra $15,000 in new business.
Would you give someone $1,000 if
you knew you would make $15,000 or more, every single month? Talk about ROI
(return on investment)!
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