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                       Introduction

We Marketers have it really hard these days. We are all targeting the same group of people, with the same basic product offerings and sometimes even at the same time.

This is especially true for the world of Online Marketing. Some may find our efforts informative or even amusing. 

Others are downright annoyed and seek out every possible way to silence the noisy atmosphere we have created as we compete with each other.

To make matters worse, many of the promotions online are fictitious and have left our target market overly skeptical about everything they see online.

Many of them have actually suffered serious financial loss as a result of the tactics of unscrupulous marketers. In fact, less than 25% of all consumers actually trust advertisements they see online. Just think about how negatively this will affect your sales!

How to online money Earn by Social Traffic Rush

Facebookis

 the king of social media with over 

2 billion active users logging on to the platform every single month. People 

from all over the world go on Facebook to post status updates, read their 

friends’ updates, meet new friends, and more. 

As a business owner, you want to capitalize on the sheer number of 

Facebook users and get them to visit your website. Imagine if you can get 

even just a very small percentage of Facebook users to land on your 

website! 

You’re talking thousands of people reading your content – people who will 

more than likely share your post if it’s something they find super valuable 

and useful!

Organic Facebook Posts Vs Facebook Ads

There are two ways to promote your content on Facebook: (1) by 

promoting it organically to your fans and followers, or (2) by promoting it on 

Facebook Ads. 

With the first method, you’re not paying any money to Facebook. You’re 

only promoting to your fans and followers. On the surface, this may sound 

like a great plan. 

However, with each algorithm update, Facebook organic reach is ever 

dwindling. This means that even if you have millions of fans, only a small 

percentage is going to see your post in their news feeds A few years ago, organic reach was extremely good. Every time you posted 

something on your fan page, a large majority of your followers will see your 

post. So if you were promoting or selling something, you would essentially 

get sales without paying for traffic.

However, in recent years, Facebook has been doing its best to go back to 

its ‘social’ roots. Instead of showing posts from fan pages, Facebook has 

been prioritizing updates from people in your circle of friends.