in the world, but how do you gather the people that are relevant to you, to your business
via your page? Facebook promote page, that's your answer. We go through it in this video.
Lord Barnabas here, my duckling friends, and today we're going to investigate something
called social media using a website called Facebook. None of this makes any sense to
me but it appears to makes sense to my boffin friend Tim, who's telling me you can gather
tens of thousands of people to your cause without seeing any of the faces at all. Simply
by using your little thumbs to text and your little fingers to type you'll be able to do
this for yourself.
Here it is in video form! Take it away boffin friend, Tim. Today I want
to talk about Facebook and in particular how to do a Facebook promote page. The idea here
is to gather lots of people, thousands of people, who are fans of your business and
interested in the products and services that you sell. It's sort of about gathering your
friends, gathering your tribe, gathering your clients.
So how do you do this inexpensively?
You do something called Facebook promote page. But it's not necessarily immediately obvious.
Here we are at my page and you see I've got about ten thousand eight hundred people here.
But until recently I only had about six and a half thousand and that changed in the course
of around about two weeks. So specifically how did I do that? So let's go here to insights
and see what's happening behind the scenes. And I'm going to click this button here that
says likes that really shows you this story.
What you can see here is the number of new
clients, I should say new likes, that I was gathering over the course of time. We'll scroll
down and see some more detail. So you can see here from June until July which is where
we are now, I was gathering this huge mountain of people. Round about 200 people a day for
a two week period.
You can see here I went from six and a half thousand to about ten
thous and eight hundred which is where I'm at right about now. So what exactly did I
do? Well I ran something called a Facebook promote page. So to do that we go back to
the page and we look for this button here that says "promote your page." Now when I
click on that it brings up this advertising options box. And you can see that it's split
into desktop, news feed, mobile, and right column.
Basically what that means is it will
show the ad this way on a desktop, and you can see it makes use of my big header. You
can see it'll show it this way on a cell phone and it'll show it this way as a teensy weensy
little one on the right hand side column. So I left it as doing all of those three things.
No problem. Over here I start to set the features.
What location? Well I left this worldwide
and the reason is that as soon as you change that it becomes a way smaller number of people
and since I have a worldwide audience that's fine. So for example you can see here that
it wants to start off at 20 dollars per day and that'll get me between 133 and 533 likes
on that day. But if we put in here, for example, the United States and it's order completing
for me - Bam! That goes down to 17 to 66. Wow, that's lots less.
So I left that as worldwide
audience. In fact I wonder if I can write worldwide... No, it doesn't let me do that.
So it's- I'll leave it there. The next thing is interests and it asks me to put in four
or ten interest of the sorts of clients that I'm looking for.
So for example I would naturally
type in CEO, I like CEO founder, CEO presidents because I work a lot o with CEO's. How about
entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship is good, social entrepreneurship is good. I work a lot of
with authors. I work a lot with writers, I.
Work a lot with creatives and artists and
you can see you could sort of keep adding. And what's happened down h;ere now is this
has responded by telling me that it's down to 120 to 489 likes per day. And so it's going
to go and find specific people who have an interest in those particular topics and those
are the sort of people who should be involved in my business. Down here you can see do I
run this continuously, do I run it for seven days, so I'm pretty much setting my budget
there as I do this.
I'd hit "promote page" and bam, this ad would be live. And all I
can say is that the results really speak for themselves as you see I went from six and
a half thousand to over ten thousand in the course of two weeks. Now there is another
website that I just want to mention that does this kind of work and that website is Fiverr.Com.
You can see I've got a lot of videos on this particular one. And if you type in here, for
example, Facebook likes or even Facebook fans it'll come up with a lot of gigs that show
you how to get fans.
You an see quite a lot of fans for only five dollars. You can see
here I will deliver two thousand plus Facebook page likes. But I just want to caution you
here because if something looks a little bit too good to be true, it probably is too good
to be true. And while I've experimented with this years ago I found that those fans don't
appear to be very engaging.
They appear to be just sort of random humans. Whereas when
I work within the Casebook system, Facebook's algorithm is finding people who are matched
to the particular interests so that's really the way I highly recommend. And that is what
you need to do to do a Facebook promote page. I highly recommend it.
Get stuck in, and as
always let me know how it goes. And so we are done for one more video. They make absolutely
no sense to me but hopefully you've learned something useful. And if you'd like to learn
something else that's useful every two, perhaps four weeks, please go to timlevy.Net where
you'll be able to join and use later that send such juicy morsels as this video to your
inbox every two to four weeks.
Of course you can always tray and wander while there and
look for books and online programs and other useful things that my boffin friend Tim has
bought online. Of course you can just hit the subscribe now button for a subscription
to this YouTube channel. Either way, we're done for today. Trala, hip hip, toodlepops..
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