In this article, The Billion Coin Admin has professionally given a very good training on how to use Facebook Marketing to your advantage and earn big money doing that.
Read the full article below.
How to Work the Facebook Broadcaster Leads without going to Facebook Jail (Image/Article)
I hope a number of 24/7 Broadcasters will actually demonstrate this process of working Facebook leads on their shows, using screen-sharing, instead of just monologuing about it, so I can put those demonstrations on the Blog.
When you collect your leads, the first thing you should do is send them all an email, see this article for that: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2018/06/07/broadcaster-leads-are-now-available-imagearticle/
Then open a spreadsheet and make a list like you see in the image above. All good marketing campaigns are organized and notes are at your fingertips because we can’t always count on the grey matter between the ears to keep good notes.
The first step in Facebook Marketing is to become Facebook Friends, but do NOT start the friending process by sending a Friend Request. Keep in mind, that Facebook regulates how many friend requests you make in a day to about 50; if you go over that you could suddenly find yourself in Facebook Jail. So, be careful, and do count how many friend requests you send in a day because going to Facebook Jail SUCKS.
Observation, is the best place to start any new friendship. Go to the wall of your lead and look it over, get a feel of who they are with their public posts and information. Hopefully they share alot publicly so you can play off of that to start relationship building. Find RECENT common interests outside of money making opportunities including TBC. Then place RELEVANT positive comments on those posts. Don’t comment on money making stuff or you will get trapped into hearing their pitch on it. Don’t comment on TBC posts, because you want the relationship to be as human as possible and you don’t know all about their TBC baggage yet. Do 2 or 3 comments on 2 to 3 posts. You can’t be robotic, and just say the same thing over and over again, your comments should fit the post like the perfect dress on a woman’s body. But not too wordy either, comments need to be understood at a glance, plus you can’t cover alot of ground writing novels on a wall of a lead. Good comments are full of personal compliments, everybody loves to be praised. Then use the like button like a machine gun and blast them with a dozen likes. Then on the 3rd or 4th post you comment on indicate your desire to connect and let them know you sent them a Friend Request. Now is a good time to send them a Friend Request and also a private message. In the private message, let them know why you think they are special, you can say similar things in the comments you wrote on their RECENT posts, in your introductory Private Message. With practice you can do all of this in 2 to 3 minutes per lead.
I know, some of you are scratching your heads, and wonder why the direct approach is not recommended. After all, these are warm leads of Members of TBC. The email campaign is your direct approach, and that is appropriate for email. Facebook is social media and you should socialize on it. Like I said in the aforementioned article, you should treat each of these leads like a $100 bill, and give each alot of care. When it comes to making a friend, “People don’t care what you know, until they know how much you care,” as the saying goes. Don’t ruin your Facebook leads by burning through them robotically; for optimal results use relationship building approaches. Yes it will take 2 to 3 hours a day to start 50 new relationships a day. Consider how much time you would put into a regular job to make $100, then see the 2 to 3 minutes invested to start a relationship as so much less time to access a $100 from your lead.
For some, this social aspect of prospecting is the grind. Isn’t that true with any work or job? Learn how to be good at all aspects of team building, then you will have no problem teaching others to do the same. I recommend that every 24/7 Broadcaster hire a work at home Personal Assistant. There are alot women out in the world that would gladly be your Personal Assistant for less than $20 USD a day. If they have a computer, and a good internet connection, then these “Stay at Home Moms” in 2nd and 3rd world countries are excellent candidates to become a PA for someone. Might as well be YOU! Ask Randy Wilson about his decision to hire a PA! PA’s can be trained to work these Facebook leads for you until the lead responds and accepts the Friend Request. Then you can jump in there and get to know their TBC situation. But, learn to be good at this before you hire and train a PA to do it for YOU.
Once they accept the Friend Request, you should thank them for connecting with you in a private message and send them an Ice-Breaker, see: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2018/01/06/use-ice-breakers-on-facebook-when-you-are-prospecting-imagesgifsarticle/ Again, show your human side upfront. Don’t be too anxious to open up the TBC conversation. Engage in a dialog about anything other than money making opportunities. Once you are in an active dialog and it is going back and forth, then say:
“I’d like to show you something, can we do a quick video chat?”
Hopefully their connection will be good enough to do that. Otherwise you can try doing a call verbally. Once you can speak to them on video or a call, let them know you have been assigned to help them in TBC and that you sent them an email about that. Briefly share your enthusiasm for TBC and your experience of success in it. Ask them: “When was the last time you opened your TBC wallet?” That’s what you want to show them first. Their wallet and how much value is in it, today. Then ask questions to uncovered what happened in their TBC experience. Find out why they are not actively pursuing TBC as a way to make money. Once the picture is clear to you, you will naturally know where to guide them. Help them get on track with TBC, show them the Blog, and also the Broadcast schedule. Make them feel like they are family, and our collective arms are open to them. Also, find out if they signed up everyone in their own household. If they are part of a household of 4 then your $100 prospect just turned into a $250 prospect. $100 from them, and as partners $50 for each within their household ($100 + [3 x $50] = $250) Even a day old baby can be signed up, see: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2017/04/13/get-off-to-a-fast-start-by-signing-up-everyone-in-your-own-household-videoarticle/
Leads can be turned into Transactions and then immediately turned into Partners. Broadcasters that properly work the LEADS should become cash flow KINGS and QUEENS! Just because TBC is NOT exactly a business doesn’t mean you shouldn’t treat it like it was a business. During the Distribution Phase of TBC, it can pay you way better than any other business opportunity out there, so do treat TBC like it is a business, and a very profitable one at that!
I hope a number of 24/7 Broadcasters will actually demonstrate this process of working Facebook leads on their shows, using screen-sharing, instead of just monologuing about it, so I can put those demonstrations on the Blog.
When you collect your leads, the first thing you should do is send them all an email, see this article for that: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2018/06/07/broadcaster-leads-are-now-available-imagearticle/
Then open a spreadsheet and make a list like you see in the image above. All good marketing campaigns are organized and notes are at your fingertips because we can’t always count on the grey matter between the ears to keep good notes.
The first step in Facebook Marketing is to become Facebook Friends, but do NOT start the friending process by sending a Friend Request. Keep in mind, that Facebook regulates how many friend requests you make in a day to about 50; if you go over that you could suddenly find yourself in Facebook Jail. So, be careful, and do count how many friend requests you send in a day because going to Facebook Jail SUCKS.
Observation, is the best place to start any new friendship. Go to the wall of your lead and look it over, get a feel of who they are with their public posts and information. Hopefully they share alot publicly so you can play off of that to start relationship building. Find RECENT common interests outside of money making opportunities including TBC. Then place RELEVANT positive comments on those posts. Don’t comment on money making stuff or you will get trapped into hearing their pitch on it. Don’t comment on TBC posts, because you want the relationship to be as human as possible and you don’t know all about their TBC baggage yet. Do 2 or 3 comments on 2 to 3 posts. You can’t be robotic, and just say the same thing over and over again, your comments should fit the post like the perfect dress on a woman’s body. But not too wordy either, comments need to be understood at a glance, plus you can’t cover alot of ground writing novels on a wall of a lead. Good comments are full of personal compliments, everybody loves to be praised. Then use the like button like a machine gun and blast them with a dozen likes. Then on the 3rd or 4th post you comment on indicate your desire to connect and let them know you sent them a Friend Request. Now is a good time to send them a Friend Request and also a private message. In the private message, let them know why you think they are special, you can say similar things in the comments you wrote on their RECENT posts, in your introductory Private Message. With practice you can do all of this in 2 to 3 minutes per lead.
I know, some of you are scratching your heads, and wonder why the direct approach is not recommended. After all, these are warm leads of Members of TBC. The email campaign is your direct approach, and that is appropriate for email. Facebook is social media and you should socialize on it. Like I said in the aforementioned article, you should treat each of these leads like a $100 bill, and give each alot of care. When it comes to making a friend, “People don’t care what you know, until they know how much you care,” as the saying goes. Don’t ruin your Facebook leads by burning through them robotically; for optimal results use relationship building approaches. Yes it will take 2 to 3 hours a day to start 50 new relationships a day. Consider how much time you would put into a regular job to make $100, then see the 2 to 3 minutes invested to start a relationship as so much less time to access a $100 from your lead.
For some, this social aspect of prospecting is the grind. Isn’t that true with any work or job? Learn how to be good at all aspects of team building, then you will have no problem teaching others to do the same. I recommend that every 24/7 Broadcaster hire a work at home Personal Assistant. There are alot women out in the world that would gladly be your Personal Assistant for less than $20 USD a day. If they have a computer, and a good internet connection, then these “Stay at Home Moms” in 2nd and 3rd world countries are excellent candidates to become a PA for someone. Might as well be YOU! Ask Randy Wilson about his decision to hire a PA! PA’s can be trained to work these Facebook leads for you until the lead responds and accepts the Friend Request. Then you can jump in there and get to know their TBC situation. But, learn to be good at this before you hire and train a PA to do it for YOU.
Once they accept the Friend Request, you should thank them for connecting with you in a private message and send them an Ice-Breaker, see: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2018/01/06/use-ice-breakers-on-facebook-when-you-are-prospecting-imagesgifsarticle/ Again, show your human side upfront. Don’t be too anxious to open up the TBC conversation. Engage in a dialog about anything other than money making opportunities. Once you are in an active dialog and it is going back and forth, then say:
“I’d like to show you something, can we do a quick video chat?”
Hopefully their connection will be good enough to do that. Otherwise you can try doing a call verbally. Once you can speak to them on video or a call, let them know you have been assigned to help them in TBC and that you sent them an email about that. Briefly share your enthusiasm for TBC and your experience of success in it. Ask them: “When was the last time you opened your TBC wallet?” That’s what you want to show them first. Their wallet and how much value is in it, today. Then ask questions to uncovered what happened in their TBC experience. Find out why they are not actively pursuing TBC as a way to make money. Once the picture is clear to you, you will naturally know where to guide them. Help them get on track with TBC, show them the Blog, and also the Broadcast schedule. Make them feel like they are family, and our collective arms are open to them. Also, find out if they signed up everyone in their own household. If they are part of a household of 4 then your $100 prospect just turned into a $250 prospect. $100 from them, and as partners $50 for each within their household ($100 + [3 x $50] = $250) Even a day old baby can be signed up, see: http://blog.thebillioncoin.info/2017/04/13/get-off-to-a-fast-start-by-signing-up-everyone-in-your-own-household-videoarticle/
Leads can be turned into Transactions and then immediately turned into Partners. Broadcasters that properly work the LEADS should become cash flow KINGS and QUEENS! Just because TBC is NOT exactly a business doesn’t mean you shouldn’t treat it like it was a business. During the Distribution Phase of TBC, it can pay you way better than any other business opportunity out there, so do treat TBC like it is a business, and a very profitable one at that!
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