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[Tadeo]

Attention beginners... These individuals are executing it proficiently. The only concern I observe is that it's entirely tier 3 traffic.

Inform me if you've deciphered their method. It's time for CPA school.

 

[Brodernsfi]

That appears to be as straightforward as a facial!

 

[Ivanteli]

Fascinating.

 

[Rockerwr]

Generating initial traffic can be really challenging. It used to be simpler some years back, but I haven't attempted it in quite some time.

 

[Ruitne]

Yes, the page method is still active, but going viral is the challenging part. I know someone who made $70k in May using this method but spent around $10k on traffic to achieve virality. Facebook tweaks its algorithm after such viral events, but it tends to settle down after a few months. That’s the current trend "

 

[Wowraya]

Great job!"

 

[Tadeo]

Check out how old that page is, though! This is a fresh one, and it's totally replicable.

I might give it a shot next week. Still can't believe how many people fell for it and commented.

Even my sister got fooled and commented, thinking she’d get free KFC or a free fridge. I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw that!

 

[Tadeo]

I know someone who made $70k in May using this method but spent around $10k on traffic to achieve virality.

"Spending $10k to make $70? What was his strategy? I feel like this could be done for free..."

 

[Josefribetr]

Attention beginners... These individuals are executing it proficiently. The only concern I observe is that it's entirely tier 3 traffic.

Inform me if you've deciphered their method. It's time for CPA school.

Brilliant move! If I came across something like that, I'd click on it just because it's well-earned!

 

[Tadeo]

Generating initial traffic can be really challenging. It used to be simpler some years back, but I haven't attempted it in quite some time.

"It seems like the strategy involves setting up a large number of accounts within massive groups to kickstart engagement. These accounts keep posting repeatedly to generate traction.

Pay the group admin $50 and keep pushing until the shares start flowing in.

Tier 3 countries still fall for tactics like this, which might explain why they target so many.

But... it looks like a sweepstakes offer. If you follow the link to their actual page, it leads to a low-quality Google Sites landing page, so they might be filtering out Tier 3 traffic.

Let's keep investigating ."

 

[Tadeo]

People are still commenting even now!

 

[Intricul]

Is this a paid or promoted post?

 

[Tadeo]

Is this a paid or promoted post?

Nope, just a regular post.

 

[Ruitne]

It's possible with Tier 1 countries at a similar scale, but it's challenging to get started by simply spamming Facebook groups.

 

[SereneMans]

Their landing page is hosted on Google Sites, but most of the commenters are from Tier 3 countries.

 

[DasRaven]

It's hard to pinpoint the exact reason behind its success. It might have gained just the right momentum, like a snowball effect, that keeps it growing. Alternatively, there could be other contributing factors at play. Either way, it's intriguing to watch unfold.

 

[Jazzmed]

That's a clever approach, but some CPA companies might refuse to pay since it could be seen as misleading.

 

[Shucket]

That's a clever approach, but some CPA companies might refuse to pay since it could be seen as misleading.

The CPA offers themselves can be deceptive...

 

[WalkerWunder]

Is Facebook traffic effective for conversions?

 

[SellFunky]

I have a question: If someone reports a post, is there a strong chance that Facebook will eventually take the page down? Considering it’s likely that someone will report it at some point, is the risk high?