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Saturday, September 27, 2014

34 Tips on How to Make Money on Facebook:

If you want to make money through social media, then Facebook is definitely the place to start. It is the largest social network — and third most popular website — in the world. With billions of users, you’ll have no trouble finding an audience that will be interested in what you have to promote. In this guide, we’re going to look at specific tips you can apply to your Facebook marketing strategy to make money, as well as great resources that will help you make the best use of your time, inspire, and educate you so you can increase business revenue and/or personal income.

Since most businesses make money from their mailing list, let’s look at some specific ways you can grow your mailing list on Facebook to increase your online income.
Build Your Mail List
  1. Post new signup incentives (free e-books, reports, whitepapers, discounts, etc.) on your Facebook wall. For extra exposure, promote your post using the traditional Facebook Ads interface so you can target your post to the Facebook audience most likely to sign up and later become customers. Continue the ad as long as you continue getting signups.
  2. Look for opportunities in relevant Facebook groups to share your signup incentives. Start by joining groups where your target customers are active. Look at the question they post most frequently. Create signup incentives that answer those questions and leave a short, informative answer with a link to your squeeze page so people can learn more. .
  3. Install apps from your email service provider to put an opt-in form on your Facebook page as a custom tab. ESPs that offer Facebook apps include Aweber, MailChimp, GetResponse, Constant Contact, and iContact.
  4. Use the Woobox HTML tab app build an iframe on your Facebook page. You can easily add your mailing list squeeze page and have it show as one of your four custom tabs beneath your cover photo.
  5. Update your page’s cover photo to “point” to the custom tab on your Facebook page where people can sign up for your mailing list.
  6. Add a cover photo with a call to action to “click here” to get your free incentive. Make sure the photo’s description has a link to your squeeze page so that when people click on the cover photo, they can easily click through to your squeeze page. You can also make a shortened URL for your squeeze page (something easy to type like bit.ly/freeguide as opposed to bit.ly/Gu8sce2) and add it to your cover photo.
  7. Use the Custom Audience feature in the Facebook Ads Power Editor to target ads about your signup incentive to other email address lists you have access to like your customers, LinkedIn contacts, personal email contacts, etc. Note that you shouldn’t says something like “Thanks for being in my network on LinkedIn — come download this.” Don’t give away how you know people in your ad; let them just think they were “randomly” targeted.
  8. Use the Custom Audience feature in the Facebook Ads Power Editor to target ads for a new signup incentive to people who have unsubscribed from your mailing list.
Sell Your Products
Do you sell physical or products, online or off? Here are some ways increase your sales using Facebook to turn your visitors and fans into paying customers.
  1. Announce new products on your Facebook page and promote the post using the traditional Facebook Ads interface so you can target your post to the Facebook audiences most likely to buy.
  2. Use the Custom Audience feature in the Facebook Ads Power Editor to target ads to your current customer base and mailing list to increase visibility for your new products.
  3. Add a custom tab to your Facebook page that lets you sell directly on Facebook, or that guides your Facebook fans from your page to your online store.
  4. Look for opportunities in relevant Facebook groups to promote your products. Start by joining groups where your target customers are active. Look for questions that can be answered with a mention of your product and answer them, preferably linking to your product’s landing page.
  5. Comment on blogs using the Facebook Comments plugin that your customers regularly read. Either comment as your Facebook page or comment as your personal profile after you have connected your page to your profile under the employment section of your personal profile’s about tab. You will get a link to your Facebook page with either option. Look for posts that allow you to casually mention your products in the comment so people will have reason to click through to your page.
  6. Update your cover photo with a photo or benefits list for your new / bestselling product. Make sure the photo’s description has a link to your product’s landing page so that when people click on the cover photo, they can easily click through to your landing page. You can also make a shortened URL for your landing page (something easy to type like bit.ly/ourproduct as opposed to bit.ly/Iso93lco) and add it to your cover photo.
If you sell high-end products or services, you might be more focused towards generating leads through Facebook. Here are some ways to attract them.
Generating Leads
  1. Create content on your blog that is conversion-oriented for your business. If you offer SEO services to small businesses, write posts about SEO challenges for small businesses. Share these posts on your Facebook page and promote them using the traditional Facebook Ads interface so you can target the audiences likely to need your services.
  2. Look for opportunities in relevant Facebook groups to demonstrate your expertise. Start by joining groups where your target customers are active. Look for questions that are related to the services you offer, answer them, and casually mention that you offer services that could help with their issue.
  3. Lead a group on Facebook about the industry you offer services for. If you’re a freelance web designer, create a group for businesses who need small pieces of design advice. Just be sure your group’s goal is to attract customers, not colleagues.
  4. Link your business Facebook page to your Facebook personal profile using the employment section under the about tab. This way, potential customers who see your interactions throughout Facebook can learn more about your business.
  5. Find popular blogs in your industry that your potential customers read. Be an active participant in the wall posts of that blog’s Facebook page using your Facebook page. If you offer great advice to people, they’ll be more likely to contact you about your services.
  6. If you offer local services, look for business referral groups on Facebook in your region. Participating in these ail leave a huge ROI as people come to them to look for good businesses to work with. Even the smallest cities have them.
  7. If you are offering services to entrepreneurs or small business owners who manage their own Facebook page, consider sending a personalized message to their Facebook page about specific ways your services could help them. Skip the generic “I can help you build your Facebook marketing strategy” and go for “I noticed you don’t have a link to your website in your page’s short description — here’s how to do it.” Insert directions and then let them know you can help them with other aspects of their Facebook page if they are interested. Sending it to their Facebook page will help you bypass the “Other” message folder.
Promote Your Books
If you’ve authored a book for sale (or as an incentive for mailing list signups), then you can promote it on Facebook. Here’s how.
  1. Create a cover photo for your book, both on your personal profile and your Facebook page. Include a call to action that points to the book website, an arrow that points down to a custom tab with a sample chapter that can be downloaded if people opt-in (which will put them in an autoresponder series to ultimately buy the book), etc.
  2. Create a Facebook page for your book itself so people can add it to books they’ve read. Better yet, add instructions in an image on how people can add your book to their favorite books on their personal profile.
  3. Create a group so people can come discuss the book. As the group grows, more people will become interested in joining and will lean more about the book.
  4. Join groups for book lovers so you can share the news about your book. Also join groups where people who would read your book are active.
  5. Start an interest list with the top books in your industry and include your book’s page in that list. Then promote it.
  6. Design some images with quotes from the book. While these aren’t as powerful on Facebook, they still get a lot of shares. Make sure a link to your book is early in the description with the image; specifically, make it a shortened URL after no more than 90 characters in your update.
Market Affiliate Products
Another way to make money on Facebook is by promoting the products you are an affiliate for. Note that if you do share an affiliate link on Facebook, it is proper etiquette (and an FCC requirement) to disclose that the link is an affiliate link.
  1. Promote your blog post or video review of the affiliate product on your Facebook wall and promote that post using the traditional Facebook Ads interface to target the ad to people who are most likely to buy the product.
  2. Personally reach out to people who might be interested in buying this product. You will find these people in relevant groups and interacting on popular Facebook pages within the industry. For this to work, you have to be genuinely passionate about the product, willing to write personalized messages to individuals about why they should try it, and disclose that you are an affiliate (but that you’d promote it even if you weren’t). Make sure these are people you have interacted with in groups or on pages, and let them know you sent them a message so it doesn’t get lost in their other folder.
  3. Look for opportunities in relevant Facebook groups to promote the affiliate product. Start by joining groups where the product’s target customers are active. Look for questions that open the door to sharing your review post or video. If you’re promoting a WordPress theme, look for any group where people are asking what theme is best for their blog or business, then passionately suggest the theme you’re promoting
Look for a Job
If you’re not making what you want at your current job, then you might be in the market for a new one. Here are some ways to use Facebook to help increase the odds of getting hired.

  1. Make your Facebook personal profile as professional as possible. Regardless of the legality of employers checking up on potential job candidates on Facebook, they still do. You don’t want someone to see your latest wild weekend in Vegas photos or status updates where you complain about your job, past or current.
  2. If you know of a company that is hiring, and you can find people from that company in public Facebook groups using Graph Search (try Groups that John Smith Belongs To), join those groups and start interacting with those people. The familiarity could help you during the interview process as you will be demonstrating your expertise with potential interviewers.
  3. Find a common interest with your future boss or interviewer. Many Facebook personal profiles have some public information; see what you can find before you go for your interview and brush up on it so you can casually throw it around in conversation. The connection will help you be more memorable.
  4. Turn your profile and/or page into a portfolio. Add images that represent your best work in a specific album. If applicable, add a link to the description for the image.
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