HOW TO MAKE MONEY QUICK WITH BITCOIN ....

    How to make some quick money with Bitcoin for fun

   

 

      How to make some quick    money with Bitcoin for fun

As I mentioned in my previous blog post, when I try to fully understand a new technology, I like to explore multiple aspects of it. Sometime I’m lucky and I end up making some money while learning (if only college was like that…). In this post I will show you how to easily make some extra money or increase your Bitcoin stash by spending only a few minutes a day and with a few mouse clicks. I promise to spill some of my numbers before the end of this post 😉

One thing that always fascinates me is finding arbitrage opportunity and with Bitcoin there are a few points that are fairly easy to exploit one. The most visible one is the price difference between different Bitcoin exchanges; for instance as I’m writing this blog post, Bitcoin is exchanged on Mt.Gox against the Dollar for $110 more than on BTC-e.

Another arbitrage opportunity, which I experimented in the past few days and that I’ll explain in this post, is taking advantage of the Bitcoin price on Coinbase and what you can sell those bitcoins for on LocalBitcoins. Coinbase is probably the easiest site to purchase bitcoins and LocalBitcoins is a platform that allows users to sell and buy bitcoins between each other with cash or other payment systems. Basically we’ll try running a currency exchange service.

STEP 1 – Join Coinbase and buy some bitcoins

To start you need to create an account Coinbase. It’s very easy, and once setup with your bank account info, you’ll be able to purchase bitcoins in a click. One interesting feature of Coinbase is that, once you verify your identity and complete a purchase, it allows you to buy bitcoins instantly. Initially the instant buy limit is very low (0.1BTC) but after 30 days you’ll be bumped to 1BTC.
You can start by buying even a small amount like $100 or less, this is just to get the verification process started.

 

STEP 2 – Join LocalBitcoins and transfer your bitcoins

LocalBitcoins is where we’ll create an ad to sell our bitcoins and to do so you’ll need an account. Once created, visit the wallet page on LocalBitcoins, copy the address, and send your bitcoins from Coinbase to that address (how to send money from Coinbase).

STEP 3 – Create a bitcoin trade advertisement

You can do this right away or wait until you have been verified by Coinbase. On LocalBitcoins, click “post a trade” in the menu. The form is pretty self-explanatory, but there are a few suggestions:

• Payment method: I did my experiment using cash deposit. It’s very safe and deposits show up instantly on your account
• Premium: the easiest way to set your price automatically based on a Bitcoin exchange is to use this field. For instance if you put 5%, your price will be set at 5% more the current exchange rate on Bitstamp. If you decide to use this I suggest you to stay around 5% premium.
• Price equation: this is what I used to set my price. I experimented with a few formulas and I think the one that performed best was (mtgoxusd+bitstampusd+btceusd)/3*1.02 (2% premium over the average of the exchange rate of Mt.Gox, Bitstamp and BTC-e). Your goal is to sell at least 5% more than the exchange rate on Coinbase, since by doing so you’d have a ~3% net profit (both Coinbase and LocalBitcoins have a 1% transaction fee).
• Min. amount: I’d set this at least $100 to avoid small wasting time transactions. I ended up setting my at $300 but at the beginning you’ll need those $100 transaction to build a positive history.

STEP 4 – Start exchanging

Assuming that you’ve already been fully verified by Coinbase, now you can just wait for people to contact you on LocalBitcoins. The way LocalBitcoins work is by escrowing the amount of BTC requested by your buyers from your LocalBitcoins wallet. Once you see the deposit appear on your bank account you can release the escrowed bitcoins by clicking the release button. What I usually did was to immediately contact the buyer, to make sure it was serious about making the purchase and then buy the equivalent amount of dollars requested in bitcoins from Coinbase. If instead of growing your stash of bitcoins you prefer earning some old fashion dollars, simply buy the same amount of bitcoins escrowed and keep the difference.

Since now you can buy up to 1BTC instantly, even if you only originally owned 0.1BTC, you could trade that 0.1BTC over and over again without actually speeding a dime more. To give you an example, if you originally bought 0.1BTC and you trade your entire wallet 10 times at with a 5% premium, you’ll be doubling your initial investment in 2.5 days.

 

Final notes

This type of exchanges won’t make you rich, but they could easily generate a few hundred dollars every week. Using this process I was able to grow my (small) Bitcoin stash of about 10% daily. While I haven’t of course accepted all the requests, I received enough trade requests to exchange even $10,000/day, so there’s definitely a huge demand.

Try to keep your margin smaller at the beginning (but keep in mind that 2% of the transaction will go towards transaction fees) to create a positive history and start accumulate positive ratings. People will be willing to pay a higher premium if they know they can trust the seller.

One thing one needs to pay attention to is the price trend of Bitcoin, since during a meteoritic rise of the price, even few minutes delay in buying back the coins could mean losing all the margin (or more). It’s actually easier to make money on down trends since often a few minutes delay will increase the spread between your LocalBitcoins exchange and Coinbase exchange.

You can try other payment methods other than cash deposit but beware that Paypal, Chase Quickpay, Venmo and other services allow chargebacks and are often use to scam Bitcoin sellers. LocalBitcoins does a great job in explaining all the different methods and their risk level.

If you are in South Florida and you are interested in Bitcoin and crypto currency, don’t miss the upcoming Refresh Miami on the future of money on Jan 30th.

Disclaimer

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If you plan to this consistently and with a volume superior to $1000/day, make sure to register as a money business service and follow all the given regulations.

HOW TO START MAKING MONEY FROM MMM

How to start participating? 

 http://nigeria-mmm.net/?i=campusgistsng@gmail.com

So, you have decided to participate in MMM. What to do? It’s very easy! Just follow the steps below.

1. Register at the website.   http://nigeria-mmm.net/?i=campusgistsng@gmail.com
2. Enter your Personal Office.
3. There will be two big buttons. “Provide help” and “Get help”.
4. If you want to contribute money, click “Provide help” and specify the amount you want to put into the system. The minimum amount is $10.
5. You immediately get MAVROs in your Personal Office and they start to increase by 100% per month.
   (MAVRO is the internal currency of the system)
   However, as soon as you get MAVROs you won’t be able to sell them till they are unconfirmed as you still haven’t transferred money but only created the request.
6. Then you’ll get the order in your PO including all bank account details of the person you should transfer money to.
   The order also contains contact details of the person so you can get in touch with him or her to make sure that it’s a real person and participant as you.
   In MMM there is no central account where all participants’ money accumulates (and where it can be stolen). All transfers are carried out between the participants directly. It means that everything is quite clear and transparent. MMM plays the role of the operator that helps to establish the contact between the participants.
7. Transfer money to the participant. He or she confirms the receipt and your MAVROs become “confirmed”. That’s it! Now you can sell them whenever you want, total amount or a part of it.
8. If you want to sell your MAVROs click “Get help” and specify the amount.
   Other participant will receive the order and will send you the money (provide help). As you did earlier! Don’t forget to confirm the receipt of help as soon as the money is on your bank account (But no earlier! Be careful with frauds!). If you don’t do it the sender’s MAVROs won’t be confirmed.
9. You can take a look of PO and the buttons “Provide Help” and “Get help” in the DEMO.
10. You can read the detailed rules of system on the page “What is MMM”

 
At the beginning we recommend contributing a small sum of money that isn’t critical for you and go through the process from the start to the end. From the registration to getting help. Therefore, everything will be clear and there won’t be any doubts.

How a high school student makes $500 a day on Twitter

How a high school student makes $500 a day on Twitter

Celebrities like Khloe Kardashian aren’t the only ones who can cash in on sponsored tweets. 

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While millions of high school students around the country are trudging through minimum-wage jobs this summer, Jon King’s sipping soda and playing video games. And he’s doing so to the tune of about $500 a day.

A Twitter parody account kingpin, King leveraged his combined total of more than one million followers to help land the best summer job ever.

“I’m always on Twitter, it seems like; so I figured, why not try to make a little money off of it?” King, 18, told the Daily Dot. “You have you good weeks. And you have your bad weeks, but it’s a pretty well paying job.”

King is part of a growing number of savvy Twitter users who have partnered with businesses to tweet hyperlinks to their followers. The high school senior maintains six different Twitter parody accounts, including @_ShitMenSay_, @willlllywonka, and his personal favorite, @AntiJokeJamal. A sample tweet by the latter: “What is purple and looks like a ball? A purple ball.”

All of those accounts, which average roughly 150,000 followers each, send out sponsored messages for ChaCha through its Affiliate Program, which requires no contract. The sponsored tweets are usually easy to spot. Here’s one from another one of King’s accounts, @ThatDrunkBaby: “Last night I had to settle for this type of sex: sp http://bit.ly/LPKoa4 .”

As with most advertising, the more people click on a sponsored link in a tweet, the more revenue it generates for King. And the money has been good.

As of 8:30pm ET, King had already netted $467 on Wednesday. And that was before “prime time,” which is between 10pm and 3am every night, he said.

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“There’s a lot of people checking Twitter before they go to bed and you have the West Coast people getting home from dinner and stuff,” said King, whose personal Twitter account, @JonKing, boasts only 10,000 followers and acts pretty much as a greatest hits of his other accounts’ content.

King started his parody account empire about a year ago, after seeing messages from profiles like @wolfpackalan encouraging people to jump on the sponsored-tweet bandwagon.

His first breakout parody hit was inspired by the popular Condescending/Creepy Wonka meme, which plays off an image macro of actor Gene Wilder from the 1971 musical Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. Having seen the meme circulate around the Web for ages, King decided to create reportedly the first Condescending Wonka (@WilllllyWonka) Twitter account four months ago. Since then, more than 100 similar Twitter accounts have sprouted up in his shadow. And like King’s account, many of them feature sponsored tweets.

While building his Twitter empire, King routinely swaps the names of his different Twitter accounts to help boost his followers. (That’s why the ratio of followers to tweets is so exaggerated. @ThatDrunkBaby, for example, has 126,644 followers on just 37 tweets.) Just recently King took his second Wonka Twitter account, called Sarcastic Willy, and changed it it to @_shitmensay_. The change confused a handful of Twitter users and ended up costing the account about 25,000 followers.

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But King wasn’t phased.

“It’s typical,” King said. “I can gain it right back.”

How does he do it?

King said he spends about two hours each night saving 10 tweets per account to send out the next day. He comes up with about three original tweets per account on his own, scours the Web for others to recycle, encourages followers to submit their own messages, and reuses his own old tweets.

“Many posts have been done before; therefore if I see a tweet I like I will put it into my own words. Most of my posts are original though. I get some pretty good ones from my fans submitting them.”

—Jon King

On one occasion he has even paid $50 to get a retweet from @autocorrects, a popular comedy account with more than two million followers.

“I advise people not to do that because most of the time it doesn’t work out,” King said.

What King does on Twitter falls under the company’s External Sponsorship policy, which states that sponsored tweets are legal on the site as long as they are not automated. Since King manually sends out his sponsored tweets like any normal user, he’s in the clear. The practice has become popular among celebrities like Khloe Kardashian, who nets $9,100 per sponsored tweet.

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King plans on giving @_shitmensay_ a six-month trial run to see how it grows. In the meantime, he’s just enjoying life and looking forward to his senior year.

Yet, despite his Twitter success, there’s one thing King regrets.

“I hate myself for not having Twitter when it first started,” King said. “If I had Twitter in the beginning, I could be collecting about a million dollars a year.”

20 Tips I Used To Make $90,336.65 With Amazon

I’ve been using Amazon’s affiliate program for a little over two years and during that time I’ve had a lot of success with it. In fact, this income source was the second largest chunk of my total $150k+ 2010 income. If I hadn’t sold one of my larger Amazon focused sites last year for six figures this income source would have easily eclipsed $100,000 by now.

Amazon Income Results For Last 2 Years $90,336.65:

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Ok, seeing my income is great and all but how does it help you? Well, the reason I show a screen shot is to make sure you know that the advice I’m sharing is based on stuff I truly know and that this isn’t just another one of those list posts built on fluff that sucks.
One of the things I’ve done over the past two years is track the methods I use to make money with Amazon by tracking IDs as well as keeping track of other things I’ve done while building up my Amazon websites. I initially published my findings in two blog posts early last year when I first launched this blog and even today they are still among the most popular posts (here and here). Now it’s been over a year and today I’m providing an updated list of information including several new tips that I’ve learned since that time.

Top 20 Ways To Make Money With Amazon Associates:

1. Niche Selection Is Crucial

I’ll get to the actual methods I use on my websites in the next tips, but the first thing I want to say is that the niche you choose is the absolute most important decision you can make.
I love to target physical product focused niches and keywords
It’s easiest to make money using Amazon’s affiliate program if the people coming to your website are looking for a specific product that your website discusses. It’s more difficult to use a website like my blog here and make money linking to physical products because the people coming here are looking for advice on how to earn money online – not what iPod speakers they should buy.

2. Link To Products Inside Your Content

Roughly half of my Amazon income comes from basic text links posted inside the content body area of a blog post or page.
Example: Check out this cool helicopter. I’ve been covering these RC helicopters for months and I’ve never seen this one priced for only $25.98 well off it’s $129.95 list price.
Simple text links in the content of an article are the most effective way to get web visitors to click. People trust the body of the content on a page more so than any other area of the website and I know this because the tracking data I’ve collected.

3. Make Product Images Clickable Affiliate Links:

The second best thing I’ve found next to a simple text link is to use images of the product you’re talking about and make them clickable like this cool usb missile launcher:
Roughly 15% of my total Amazon income has come from simply making all of the product images on my websites clickable affiliate links.
If you’re not sure how to do this with the HTML code, I made an image to show you (click here to see it)

4. Link To Amazon.com As Many Times Possible

I alluded to this in the previous few tips but I want to make sure you understand that each link inside one of your articles is another opportunity for a visitor to click through and make their way onto Amazon.com.
It’s common for me to link to Amazon five to ten times in a single article (more if I’m doing a product review).

5. Product Review Articles Convert The Best

Doing a quality product review for a product directly related to your niche is a very easy way to garner higher click thru rates and increased sales, but only if your review is higher quality.
Ideally you contact the manufacturer’s marketing team or PR agency and get them to send you a demo unit of the product to review, but this takes a lot of effort and may not be worth it on a smaller traffic site (at first).
You want to convince the reader to investigate their purchase options by the time they finish reading an article, which is why I’ll always include links to all of the products mentioned in a review at the end of the article. That way it’s an easy transition from learning about the product during your review and then at the end it’s time to make a purchase.
Example: See this USB Missile Launcher on Amazon.com

6. Build An Email List

You’ve probably heard this a hundred times by people telling you to build an email list from the blogger and internet marketing crowd, but building an email list is way easier on a physical product oriented website.
Why? People don’t have their guard up when they are researching a physical product to purchase (when compared to other purchase decisions online i.e. digital goods). So what I like to do is offer some type of freebie like a buyers guide or some type of information that provides more details about the products they’re researching.
On the flip side, I’d love for you to join my email list for this blog but I have to be a little more convincing by showing you that I’m a credible resource first. (Already convinced? Sign up here ;D)
For my newsletter provider I use Aweber and highly recommend them. Overall I could attribute at least five to ten percent of my total income due to my email lists because I like to focus on promoting products heavily to my lists during the holidays which leads into my next tip.

7. Write Sales And Promos During The Holidays

I typically made between $500 and $1,000 a day every day during Black Friday Week, Cyber Monday and Cyber Week. It is lower during other holidays like Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Presidents Day, Valentines Day etc. but you can still promote various sales during these holidays as well. I target every holiday because Amazon creates an actual dedicated sales page every time one of these holidays come around. The deals shared on these pages are generally really good too.
So what I’ll do is put together an article of all the top products that are on sale in my niche using the tips I’ve shared earlier like linking as many times as possible, making the product image clickable and then sending out an email to my list etc. to get even more conversions.
Stats From A “Cyber Monday (My Niche) Discounts” Post Last Year

(Some of that traffic pop is also attributed to the day I mail out to my email lists though)
For the structure of these articles I like to target a frequently searched keyword such as “Cyber Monday (My Niche) Discounts” etc. because I know people search for “Cyber Monday” and “Black Friday” millions of times each year but they also search a longer form version like “Cyber Monday (My Niche) Discounts” as evidenced by the above traffic graph from one of my Amazon sites

8. Sell More Products To Make Incrementally More Money

This one sounds simple enough and it really is. The more you sell with Amazon the more you make AND the higher percentage you earn. During holiday months I will typically hit around the 8% mark which is double the 4% rate you start with for shipping only 1 – 6 items per month. Even if you sold 7 items you get bumped up to 6% and the best part is that this increase in commission percentage is retroactive (meaning once you reach the next level you get to apply the higher percentage referral fee to every product you’ve sold during the entire month).

9. Sell Large Quantities Of Inexpensive Products To Boost Your Payout On High Priced Products

One thing I do is have websites that are set up in lower competition niches where the items typically aren’t as expensive and where it’s easier to sell these products in larger quantities ($50 or less). Then I have other niche sites that sell more expensive products at much higher prices ($XXX – $X,XXX) that are sold less frequently. So this way I get to use the increased quantity of sales from these lower priced product websites to help me get up into higher payout brackets so instead of making 6% on that high end item I’ll get 8% instead.

10. Use Multiple Tracking ID’s For Each Website

By default Amazon assigns you one tracking ID like blahblahblah-20 but you can create additional tracking ID’s here up to a total of 100. If you hit that total you can always ask for more so feel free to be liberal with your creation of tracking ID’s for your websites.
You wouldn’t install the same Google Analytics code on every single website you own right? Of course not, because you wouldn’t be able to tell how much traffic each of your websites were receiving individually. So the same thing can be said for tracking the money you make on your websites (and yet people still tell me they use only one Amazon tracking ID for all of their websites /facepalm). In the past I’ve gone so far as to create 15 different tracking ID’s for use on a single website.

11. Use EasyAzon To Save Time And Make More Money With Amazon

One of the ways I’ve also been able to make good money with Amazon is to automatically populate information from a WordPress plugin that I had developed based on the needs I had for building Amazon centric websites. The result was EasyAzon. The plugin allows you to insert information and affiliate links to Amazon in a much faster way than creating the links yourself by hand from Amazon.com.
Short Summary: Basically what the plugin does is allow you to quickly insert a text based affiliate link, the image of the product as an affiliate link, a product information grid, convert US Amazon links to UK, GR etc. via link localization etc. etc. and have all those things be affiliate links to Amazon.com so it does a great job of improving click through rates.
The plugin is currently only $47 and available at EasyAzon.com

12. Insert Buy Now Button Into Your Articles

This is something that EasyAzon could do for you, but if you don’t want to spend the money you can simply insert your own buy now button and turn it into an Amazon affiliate link.

13. Create A Product Comparison Grid

Creating a product comparison grid for all of the products within your niche and allowing people to sort by various features is a great way to get some additional sales. I’ve used this tactic on several of my websites and the product comparison page alone can add an additional 5% to 10% income increase for a website.
If you do it manually you’ll need to use this WordPress plugin called WP Table Reloaded and what I do is include various columns for information about the product and in the final column I use a buy now button that people can click to see more info about the product.

14. Publish A Recurring Deals Post

If you want to find a way to be able to mention products that are on sale more frequently on your website one of the easiest ways I’ve done that in the past is to just do a weekly deals post. So what I’ll do is publish a post every week with the best deals for my niche and then incorporate all of the previous tactics I’ve discussed above to link to the products on Amazon.com. Depending on how often you publish articles you could do it more or less frequently (I’ve seen some websites do these style of articles every day).

15. Publish A Monthly Bestseller List

Amazon has a bestseller page found simply at Amazon.com/bestsellers and so one thing I’ve done on my site is publish a bestsellers list and simply mention the currently trending bestsellers. Generally speaking the cream rises to the top so if you write an article talking about the bestselling products those are likely to be the best products your visitors are looking to buy anyway.
Just go to Amazon.com/bestsellers and look for your respective niche category. I shoot for top 5 or top 10 products.

16. Use Native Shopping Ads Over Static Banner Ads

Update: I used to recommend carousel style Amazon ads, but they don’t exist anymore. When I used them they converted about 3 times better than static style Amazon banner ads. I suggest using Native Shopping Ads instead which is essentially a replacement to the carousel style ads but allows for greater flexibility. You can display products by recommendation from the content, by search or with other options. Here is what the a Native Shopping Ad looks like for the keyword search “Chris Guthrie” Amazon displays the Kindle books I’ve written:

How to Generate Revenue From Your Facebook Fan Page

Most people these days simply refer to Facebook Fan Pages as simply Pages, and for a good reason; the era of their use primarily as pages for fan worship is long past. Today, Pages are used as marketing hubs and tools to build communities around certain brands, entities, events and media.
It’s entirely possible to make money from Facebook, though there are two different, non-exclusive ways to go about it. Which you choose depends on your goals, your resources and the nature of your business. You can even use them both, if you have several paths to monetization.

Step 1: Create a Page

Both the easiest and the hardest part of the whole process is properly creating your Page. Make sure you choose the proper classification; some types of pages are limited in what they can do and what they can display, while others have additional features specifically for that type of entity. Picking the wrong one will hamper you. Likewise, be careful in selecting the name you use. You can change your name and URL once, but it’s not easy; Facebook doesn’t want you to casually rebrand at the drop of a hat.
Take care when setting up your Page with all of the information you can fit in. This includes, primarily, you About section. The About section requires several sentences as a description of your business, a link to your main business page – essential if you ever hope to be verified, among other things – and your industry.
Your profile picture and cover photo are crucial as well. No one trusts a Page without a cover photo, for example. Your profile picture can be as simple as a recognizable shot of your logo, or you can jazz it up for a special event. It’s a good idea to change up these pictures every few months, as long as they stay recognizably branded.

Step 2: Build an Audience

When you’re first starting out, you can upload a mailing list if you have one, and Facebook will cross-check those emails with valid Facebook accounts. Any user who maintains a Facebook account with that email address will be given the option to like your page. You might want to hold off on doing this until you have some content on your page, though.
For content, you’re going to want to post and schedule several posts for the coming days. Ideally, you’ll post interesting industry content, content from your blog, content from other partner blogs and general interest content your users like. You might not know what works best yet, but time and study will reveal those secrets to you.
Once you have some content, you can upload your mailing list. You can also employ other techniques for growing your page, including running paid ads if you have the budget to do so.

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Step 3: Funnel the Audience to a Monetized Page

This is the first of the two options you have to monetize your Facebook Page, and it’s not entirely just monetizing Facebook. See, the primary purpose of this method is to funnel people away from Facebook and on to pages where people can actually earn you money.
See, you can’t just run affiliate ads on Facebook. They don’t even really like affiliate links, though you can get away with those in organic posts. So, instead, you lead people off-site and on to your own website, blog, or storefront.
You can do this through ads and you can do this through posting content on your site and linking to it on Facebook. In fact, you should be doing both. Every person who visits your site from Facebook is a possible conversion.
You can’t really use optimized landing pages in organic posts. Facebook doesn’t like organic posts being dominated by such advertising. They’ll deliver a hit to your organic reach and make it harder for your other messages to make it through. Ads, however, can and should always link to an optimized landing page.
Once the users have left Facebook and landed on your website, you have all the flexibility and power of SEO and conversion rate optimization available to use.

Step 4: Create a Facebook App Store

The second option available is to run a store directly on Facebook. If you do this, you can potentially eliminate off-site marketing entirely. It’s not as effective as having your own store – people prefer to shop off Facebook, and you lose the presence of a good blog – but it’s perfectly acceptable.
There are a number of services you can use to set up a store in a tab app, including Shopify. The idea is that the service will create and host a storefront for you, and Facebook will become the portal to that store.
Note that such a store is in a tab app, which is somewhat limited in use on Facebook. You have one space in the top bar for your store to be labeled, but it’s not a fancy graphical label like tabs used to be. The graphical label is on the left sidebar some ways down the page. It’s not a lot, so you have to put a little extra effort into linking directly to your shop at every opportunity, so people know where to find it.

Step 5: Engage, Maintain, Grow

Once you have the path to monetization set up, everything else is about maintenance and growth. You have to grow your fan base, which you can do by posting compelling content and running advertisements that ask for page likes. You have to engage those users so they keep seeing your posts and thus are continually exposed to the idea of your business, leading them to like you more and potentially convert. And, of course, you have to maintain your store and your sales funnel so that you never miss sales due to a broken line of code or a missing product.
Your bread and butter with this process is going to be Insights. Study your Facebook insights and learn your audience. Cater your messages and your products to their needs and desires. Get them where they want it, and they’ll give you money to do so.

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HOW TO MONITIZE YOUR FACEBOOK

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Best Ways to Monetize Your Facebook Page

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Your Facebook page is not just a powerful tool for reaching audience members and creating exposure for your brand. It is also a powerful money-making tool on its own.
The more followers you have on your Facebook page, the more opportunities you have to increase your revenue. You just need to develop the right monetization strategy.
Here are a few of the best ways to monetize your Facebook page:

Sell Sponsored Posts

You are already sharing links on your Facebook page, so why not get paid to do it?
If you have a nice sized following, other companies will pay you to promote their products or services. Bloggers may even pay you to share their posts.
Just make sure that any posts you share offer some value to your audience. Otherwise, you risk alienating your followers and losing what you have worked so hard to build.
Also, be careful about the ratio of sponsored posts that you share. Your audience may not be able to ID every sponsored post, but they will know if the majority of your content is paid for, and they will question your authenticity.

Share Affiliate Links

Affiliate links are like sponsored posts, but you get a percentage of the sale instead of a flat payment for the advertisement.
You choose the products you want to promote, and if your audience buys through the link you share, you get a small percentage of the sale. Affiliate marketing is a great way to build a passive income because you can get paid again and again without having to do more work.
Again, pick quality products that actually serve a need for your audience, and don’t overload your page with affiliate links. Savvy followers will ID these links immediately and may stop following you if you share too many.

Create Landing Pages

Why sell other people’s products on your Facebook page when you can sell your own?
You can create custom landing pages for Facebook that go straight to your own products or services. You can then promote these landing pages through Facebook ads, or you can share the link to your followers.
The landing pages are not separate from your Facebook page. They are located in tabs on your page.
Consider creating landing pages for special sales, specific products or services you want to promote, a special offer for your followers, and so on.

Add a Facebook Shop

You can sell products straight from your Facebook page with a shop.
You can create special iFrame pages that nest in your Facebook page. These pages can function just like an ecommerce store, and followers can buy products straight from the page.
If you don’t create products to sell, you can still add a Facebook shop for affiliate products. Display the items like a gallery on your own ecommerce shop, but have them lead to the seller when users click on the items. They will then pay the seller, and you will get a cut.

Host Contests and Giveaways

Contests and giveaways provide many benefits, including helping you to generate more exposure for your brand and opening up a revenue stream.
You can offer your own products and services as the prizes in your contests, which will help you generate more of your own sales. Your users will share links to your page or the contest to enter, and you will get much more exposure and traffic, which will lead to new sales.
You can also charge other companies to offer their products or services as the prizes in your contests. They will be willing to pay to get the exposure that your large audience offers. Plus, you’ll still get the exposure, as well, since users will share links to enter.
Explore all the opportunities for exposure from your contests and giveaways, such as asking people to share the contest on their social networks, to follow you on all your social networks, to sign up for your email list, and more. Each action would be another entry, which improves their chances to win.

Write Reviews

Writing reviews is a bit like sharing sponsored posts, but you are in control of the content.
You can charge companies for the review and then write about your real opinion of the product or service. You will be providing value for your audience while also making some extra money.
In addition to the payment for the review, you can also get the product or service for free as well as some discount codes for your customers.
As with all sponsorship opportunities, make sure you only review products or services that are actually useful to your audience.
Monetizing your Facebook page is a delicate balancing act. But if you can get it right, you can profit off that huge following you have worked so hard to build.