Comments on: Episode 1 (video) http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/ What's The Secret to Making Money on Facebook? Fri, 18 May 2012 12:35:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Peter http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-14 Peter Fri, 23 May 2008 05:01:02 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-14 Hey Rod - thanks so much for the post. I hear your concern and having worked in IT/support myself in my "pre-internet marketing MBA" life I can relate to what you're saying. I think your comment raises the discussion way beyond using Facebook for marketing. This is not about buzz for marketers. It's about changing the paradigm of how you view your business, your customers, your employees. It's about becoming more transparent - yes very scary for most businesses beyond solopreneurs who are used to mixing their personal with business life. I'm not suggesting you and your staff go on Facebook all day long. With some small changes and maybe a pilot project you can manage yourself, and with some structured processes that are already proven to work, is it not worth trying? <a href="http://confusedofcalcutta.com/2007/07/27/facebook-and-the-enterprise/" rel="nofollow">I'll end with a link to this post</a> - made almost a year ago but it covers much of this topic and <a href="http://confusedofcalcutta.com/2007/07/27/facebook-and-the-enterprise/#comment-322370" rel="nofollow">the ending post sums it up better than I ever could. </a> -Peter Hey Rod - thanks so much for the post. I hear your concern and having worked in IT/support myself in my “pre-internet marketing MBA” life I can relate to what you’re saying.

I think your comment raises the discussion way beyond using Facebook for marketing.

This is not about buzz for marketers. It’s about changing the paradigm of how you view your business, your customers, your employees. It’s about becoming more transparent - yes very scary for most businesses beyond solopreneurs who are used to mixing their personal with business life.

I’m not suggesting you and your staff go on Facebook all day long. With some small changes and maybe a pilot project you can manage yourself, and with some structured processes that are already proven to work, is it not worth trying?

I’ll end with a link to this post - made almost a year ago but it covers much of this topic and the ending post sums it up better than I ever could.

-Peter

]]> By: Rod Weiss http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-13 Rod Weiss Fri, 23 May 2008 04:33:14 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-13 Biggest question is how can this truly be considered legitimate or even productive in the face of I.T. departments inevitably turning off access to facebook by staff at work. As an IT Director, I frown on any of my staff using facebook or any external social network or even MSN chat, at work on our network. Facebook is often considered personal and being caught spending time inside it during work hours on work computers can be considered suspect. Yes, I know...this might create the buzz the marketers like because of the perceived value that something is banned, but how can this be considered legitimate to CXX roles who need to give approval. Biggest question is how can this truly be considered legitimate or even productive in the face of I.T. departments inevitably turning off access to facebook by staff at work. As an IT Director, I frown on any of my staff using facebook or any external social network or even MSN chat, at work on our network. Facebook is often considered personal and being caught spending time inside it during work hours on work computers can be considered suspect. Yes, I know…this might create the buzz the marketers like because of the perceived value that something is banned, but how can this be considered legitimate to CXX roles who need to give approval.

]]> By: Jamie Dunne http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-12 Jamie Dunne Thu, 22 May 2008 17:12:44 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-12 Gosh. i was at this Blog very early this morning just after i got the mail.. i shuda commented 1st! just noticed the window still open! Anyways, ill be keepin track of this blog over the coming weeks.. ive already learned a bit.. Social Marketing is a lil new to me! Best Regards JD Gosh. i was at this Blog very early this morning just after i got the mail.. i shuda commented 1st! just noticed the window still open! Anyways, ill be keepin track of this blog over the coming weeks.. ive already learned a bit.. Social Marketing is a lil new to me!

Best Regards

JD

]]> By: Aljaz http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-9 Aljaz Tue, 20 May 2008 08:09:26 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-9 I didn't understand much the part about the ads, please explain better in next video. I didn’t understand much the part about the ads, please explain better in next video.

]]> By: Neha - Share Trading Guide http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-8 Neha - Share Trading Guide Tue, 20 May 2008 04:10:11 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-8 Does the paid ads at facebook really get visitors? What is the effective method of promotion at facebook? Does the paid ads at facebook really get visitors? What is the effective method of promotion at facebook?

]]> By: Peter http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-7 Peter Tue, 20 May 2008 02:07:39 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-7 @Andy - I haven't seen any issues with using Facebook Social Ads to send people to a page where "registration is required" as long as you say it in the ad. Another option is "popover ads" that glide in after a while and offer e.g. a free course in exchange for the email address signup. @Danny - Yes I'll admit I'm stirring the pot :) The main diffferences between MySpace and Facebook are the demographics. MySpace = much younger market, more consumers, heavy music focus, noisy pimped profiles vs Facebook = wider cross section, b2b, professionals, cleaner interface and less cluttered profiles. @Andy - I haven’t seen any issues with using Facebook Social Ads to send people to a page where “registration is required” as long as you say it in the ad. Another option is “popover ads” that glide in after a while and offer e.g. a free course in exchange for the email address signup.

@Danny - Yes I’ll admit I’m stirring the pot :) The main diffferences between MySpace and Facebook are the demographics. MySpace = much younger market, more consumers, heavy music focus, noisy pimped profiles vs Facebook = wider cross section, b2b, professionals, cleaner interface and less cluttered profiles.

]]> By: Danny http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-6 Danny Tue, 20 May 2008 01:48:24 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-6 Well that was the biggest teaser video I ever seen. I guess the big tip is to get lots of affiliates to promote your product by ranking high in the Clickbank market place. Are there differences between MySpace and Facebook marketing ? What are the advantages in having multiple accounts in both ? e.g. one for each website your own ? Well that was the biggest teaser video I ever seen.
I guess the big tip is to get lots of affiliates to promote your product by ranking high in the Clickbank market place.

Are there differences between MySpace and Facebook marketing ?
What are the advantages in having multiple accounts in both ? e.g. one for each website your own ?

]]> By: Andy Beard http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-5 Andy Beard Mon, 19 May 2008 23:12:49 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-5 Obviously you cheated Peter ;) Here is a question... What is the best way to collect email addresses from your landing pages and still remain within Facebook rules which prevent a typical squeeze page approach? Obviously you cheated Peter ;)

Here is a question…

What is the best way to collect email addresses from your landing pages and still remain within Facebook rules which prevent a typical squeeze page approach?

]]> By: Peter http://blog.facebookpayday.com/episode-1-video/#comment-4 Peter Mon, 19 May 2008 21:48:43 +0000 http://blog.facebookpayday.com/?p=4#comment-4 Be the first to comment! Be the first to comment!

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