CASE STUDY: The single Facebook page that's earning an average of...

They’re publishing 30 articles a week with their “outsourced” (see: offshore) team. Looking at the articles on the website, they are very simple, written at a grade 5 reading level (exactly the level you want for best results).
So, how are they producing all of this traffic?
Below is their all time highest engagement post - as you can see it’s a simple image, looks organic and like the picture was taken with a smartphone (which it was) and has a call to action in the caption to check the comments (which is arguably against Facebook’s terms):
1. They chose an excellent niche that can spread wide and far. They didn’t make the niche too broad (celebrities) and not too narrow either (country music).
2. They grew their following with an Ads like campaign to get things going and then started releasing super viral content to get that organic flow going.
3. They built a quality (but very simple) website and got it monetized with a high RPM ad network like Raptive.
4. They created a content creation machine and produced a lot of new fresh content every week.
5. They shared that content on their Facebook page and framed it in the way that is doing best right now.
6. They mixed up various content types and formats, from videos to link shares to images.
7. They were consistent.
The pinned post in my profile explains exactly how to do all of the above steps.
There are zero upfront costs to you, we absorb all of the financial risk and at the end of every pay period we split the proceeds with you 50/50. We do three types of partnerships at the moment depending on your assets:
1. Facebook pages approved for Bonuses or Creator Monetization
2. Facebook pages with a Mediavine or Raptive website that are able to drive traffic
3. Facebook pages with Bonuses/Creator Monetization AND a high RPM website attached
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facebook.com/t5stories
facebook.com/dancefloorspot…
facebook.com/IAmTheMusicMan
Looks like 90-95% of the traffic is coming from the 3.3 million page. Still always good to have a network of pages, diversifying your reach, engagement and traffic flow.
Thanks to @Nirav_Shah89 for finding these!
facebook.com/CantBeatMusicO…
facebook.com/thegigguide
facebook.com/retrorhythms
Lesson: always check the company's 'Brands' page 🤣 themusicman.uk/brands/






