Let’s Talk About Why You Need Facebook Ads Guide

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And you’re reading my uncensored review of what I really thought about Facebook Ads Guide.

Note that this is a review. If you’re looking for the official Facebook Ads Guide website, then click here: Facebook Ads Guide

Why am I writing this? Well, when I was thinking of buying Facebook Ads Guide, there wasn’t many real reviews around.

So, I thought I’d do a quick write-up to help any of you who are in the same position I was.

My first impressions of Facebook Ads Guide:

You’ve probably heard or experienced your share of Google horror stories.

One guy I know made excellent money using Google ads and thought he could leave it on auto-pilot while going on vacation with his family to Disneyworld.

A few days into his trip he decided to check his account and saw he was more than $1K in the hole because Google decided to mess with the keywords in his campaign without telling him.

Now don’t get me wrong. Google PPC can still be a great way to earn money…if you’re willing to constantly babysit your campaigns and have back up plans in place for those times you get a costly Google slap.

Fortunately Facebook isn’t nearly so finicky.

Jonathan Volk made $3K per day from Facebook ads for ten months.

There were no Facebook slaps or anything like that.

His methods work even if you’d just like a consistent $100 per day.

The key is that the income is consistent and reliable.

Now, let me address a concern you might have…

Facebook is a place where people go to socialize, so they aren’t in the mood to buy stuff from ads while they are there, right?

You’ve probably heard that lots of times.

But when you know your target audience and have the right affiliate products, you really can make consistent money.

What Facebook Ads Guide has helped me achieve:

What do you like?

That’s a question Facebook preoccupies itself with.

More and more articles and blog posts have Facebook like buttons.

Then there are all those fan pages that you can become a member of by clicking “like”.

As you can imagine, knowing what people like can be a hugely profitable thing when you’re buying ads.

Jonathan Volk will give you a list of the top Facebook fan pages broken down by category as well as a Facebook keyword targeting list.

This fan page and keyword list is in addition to the amazing Facebook Ads Guide.

In his guide he doesn’t just show you what to do.

He tells you why something works and why it will make your offer a better one.

This type of profit-centered analysis is sorely lacking in most ebooks about marketing.

When you become a customer, you also get an ongoing e-newsletter from Jonathan Volk that will let you know what the latest hot niches and ad offers are on Facebook and information on how to capitalize on them.

The top 4 things that I learned from Facebook Ads Guide:

I’ve mentioned before that Google is no longer the only PPC game in town. Today I’d like to give you 4 specific reasons why Facebook ads are superior:

• Facebook ads are a lot less expensive. If you have a small business or are just starting out, this is a huge advantage.In the right niches, Facebook ads are a tiny fraction of the price of Google PPC.

• You can use images in Facebook ads. A picture is worth 1000 words, as they say.

• Facebook ads can be up to 135 characters long, as opposed to Google’s 75 character limit.This lets you be more creative. Facebook also lets you use exclamation marks and some words that are off-limits on Google due to copyright issues are not off-limits on Facebook.

• Highly targeted. Because Google is a search engine and not a social networking site, Google doesn’t know much about its users the way Facebook does.

  Facebook gives you 11 targeting factors:

  1. age,
  2. location,
  3. birthday,
  4. sex,
  5. keywords,
  6. languages,
  7. interests,
  8. education,
  9. relationship,
  10. connections, and
  11. workplace.

With all this information up front, you’ll be able to create highly targeted ads that get you at least a 5% click thru.

To fully take advantage of all Facebook has to offer, grab your copy of Facebook Ads Guide today.

You’ll also get a free Facebook Affiliate Offers Guide from Ryan Eagle that goes through specific Facebook offers and shows you exactly how to run them on Facebook.

What I find most useful about Facebook Ads Guide:

Facebook Ads Guide gives you tips about how to be successful using Facebook ads.

Jonathan Volk spells everything out so clearly and even gives you lists of the most popular keywords and fan pages, along with ongoing updates on what the best offers are.

Can it be that you still think you can’t make serious money on a social networking site?

That’s what a lot of people think, which may be why Jonathan Volk has been able to swoop in and make $3K per day.

Who would benefit from purchasing Facebook Ads Guide:

When I first started out with Facebook ads, I found it nearly impossible to get an ad approved. But now it’s a snap thanks to Facebook Ads Guide.

You will learn how to structure your ads and landing pages in the right way.

Facebook ad reviewers are very fussy about ad content and landing pages, so that’s what you need to focus on.

Some people find it helpful to create intermediary pages that lead to their main landing page.

It’s easier to get these intermediary pages approved by Facebook.

An intermediary page can be an FAQ page, a free report, a video series, etc.

As for your ad content, Facebook prefers that you target distinct groups of people in your ads rather than a generic ad.

You can get a lot more information about this from Facebook Ads Guide.

My final words about Facebook Ads Guide:

When I started to use Facebook a few years ago, most of my real life friends weren’t on Facebook yet.

Almost all of my friends were marketing colleagues and, to be honest, Facebook was mostly a bore.

Today, however, a lot of my family and friends are on Facebook and it’s a lot more fun and more personal.

I can quickly communicate with, say, one of my cousins, which I wouldn’t have been able to do before Facebook.

This personal nature of Facebook is something you can’t violate.

I’ve known marketers who have created fictitious Facebook profiles in order to romote their businesses.

Just as they started getting lots of new leads added to their lists and profits rolling in, Facebook discovered that their profile was in a fake name and yanked it down.

You can’t mess with Facebook. Even if you use a pen name in your blog and online articles, you won’t get away with that on Facebook.

On Facebook you have to be a real person!

And, frankly, that’s what makes Facebook a great place to be for your ads and promoting your business. You’ve gotta be real because all Facebook ads are linked to actual profiles.

For more information about this and every other aspect of Facebook ads, check out Facebook Ads Guide

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