FaceBook is a social networking site that came quietly into the Internet scene in early 2004, when it was founded by Mark Zuckerberg. Mr. Zuckerberg was still a student at Harvard University at that time, and FaceBook was geared towards college students only.
Using Facebook to market your product
Within the FaceBook interface, users are able to create their own profile, complete with personal data, professional data, and a picture. They are then able to add other users of Facebook to their circle of friends. They can add people they know or request to add complete strangers, therefore widening their network, or circle of friends.
Friends – or strangers soon to be friends – can be located with their email address, by region or city, by profession, by their school, or numerous other options. Once a person has joined your circle of friends, you can interact with them by sending them messages or leaving notes on their profile, which is essentially called ‘writing on one’s wall.’
As stated, FaceBook was initially designed for use by college students – first those attending Harvard, and later those attending other ivy league schools. A lot has changed in four years, and now anyone over the age of 13 can open a free account at FaceBook and start interacting with others. Today, there are more than 39 Billion people using FaceBook.
Are you using FaceBook to market your product?
How about your affiliate products?
Ryan Deiss has officially FIRED Google for search advertising and switched his entire budget to Facebook
Why?
Because…
1. Facebook has way more traffic. Over 39 BILLION page views a month
2. You can TARGET my ads so that only people who really want my stuff see my ads… duh!
3. Facebook is simple to use and fast, you’ll be getting killer traffic in just a few hours
4. Facebook ads are 1/4 – HALF the cost of Google Adwords
5. Facebook loves affiliates and they love their advertiser and marketers…
and about 100 other reasons, Facebook is a true underated traffic source, watch this video to learn about Facebook Ad Power.
Since FaceBook has become open to non-college students, some of the most famous Internet Marketers, including John Reese, Mike Filsaime, Willie Crawford, and Edmund Loh have found that the social networking site is more than just a way to connect with old friends and to meet new friends, it can also be used as a valuable marketing tool.
Internet Marketers around the world have found that FaceBook allows them to interact with people on a more personal level, which in turn builds even greater trust and stronger relationships with customers and potential customers. It has even been said that social networking, especially through a site such as FaceBook, is more effective than marketing to one’s opt-in list in many ways.
FaceBook is no longer a ‘little known secret.’ It’s been blown wide open, and it is essential that you start using it and including social networking in your Internet Marketing endeavors – just as the most influential Internet Marketers are already doing.


January 4th, 2009
Diggin It Digital
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