Shoemoney System Review & Overview

Friday 19th March 2010

I’m starting to get mail now from readers who are wondering what I’ve been up to and why I haven’t written on here for over a week (sorry Ralph). I also apologize to anyone else out there reading this blog.

I have actually been writing, but I just haven’t got around to posting it on here until now. It’s all been on “hard copy” (well, most of it anyway. The stuff I have typed up I haven’t got around to posting yet because some of the posts previous to them haven’t been finished).

Anyhow, on to today’s video, which is all about how to promote affiliate offers on Facebook. Once again Jeremy is flying solo for this one. He begins by logging into Clickbank to find a product to promote. After he’s found one (I won’t say what it is) and created a hoplink with a specialized tracking ID, Jeremy goes to his Facebook account to start setting up his ad copy.

As he will be setting up more than few different ads (each with their own ID so that they can be tracked for performance) it takes a little while to go through the process — especially when picking the many images to try out with the ads. Jeremy then goes through the keywords, target audience etc. and, finally, chooses a CPC campaign to start with. All in all Jeremy finishes up with around 30-40 ads, all saying the same thing but with different images.

But guess what? All of his ads get rejected! Now I find this quite refreshing because I would think that quite a few internet marketers out there — especially those who are pushing a “make Money Online” type system would NOT, under any circumstance, show you that they failed in any way. Thankfully Jeremy doesn’t work like that — which is one of the reasons why I bought into this course. If something is not working, he’ll tell you about it (for the most part anyway).

The reason that the ads were disapproved, however, was the fact that Jeremy had said one or two things in his ad copy that (currently) are not allowed. Jeremy then made some changes and re-submitted the ads — but that was the end of the video….

I guess I’ll have to wait for the next video to see how it all panned out. Until next time…