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The Amy Porterfield Show

#9: How to Use Facebook to Sell with DJ Waldow

The Amy Porterfield Show

Amy Porterfield

Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.9 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2013

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of the Online Marketing Made Easy Podcast, I cover part three of a three-part Facebook marketing mini-training. When it comes to marketing on Facebook, consider building a plan around these three phases: Phase 1: Attraction Phase 2: Promotion Phase 3: Selling In my last podcast episode, I talked about the promotion phase, where it's all about attracting quality leads through opt-ins, contests and promotions. If you missed that, or if you'd like to listen to it again, you can find it at amyporterfield.com/8. Today's episode is all about the selling phase. The focus during this phase is turning a prospect into a loyal customer, but I have a different take on the whole selling process when it comes to Facebook - so I want you to keep an open mind because I think you can learn some valuable strategies here. In this episode I show you how to incorporate easy email marketing strategies with your Facebook efforts to see bigger results (aka profits!). To really drive home the importance of creating a solid email campaign for your new Facebook leads, I wanted to give you some invaluable tips, so I invited my friend and email marketing expert, DJ Waldow to come on the show. DJ has a popular website called SocialButterflyGuy.com and he's the co-author of the book The Rebel's Guide to Email Marketing. DJ is my go-to guy for all things email marketing. In this episode, here’s what we’ll cover: How to create email campaigns that are specifically geared to your new Facebook leads. How to put more of your Facebook marketing on autopilot. How to deploy an autoresponder sequence once you get a new Facebook lead (and if you don't know what that is, I'll tell you!) A formula to ensure that you are getting the most out of the efforts you're putting into getting leads. A common misconception about Facebook marketing. How the right perspective will reduce the stress of selling on Facebook. And so much more!

Transcript

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0:00.0

You're listening to the online marketing made easy podcast episode number nine.

0:06.0

Welcome to the online marketing made easy podcast.

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The podcast for people who say,

0:12.0

you lost me at online marketing.

0:14.0

And now your host, Amy Porterfield.

0:17.0

Hey there, Amy here and welcome to another episode of the online marketing made easy podcast.

0:32.0

And this episode is part three of a three part mini training on Facebook marketing.

0:38.0

So specifically the whole training was how to attract fans, how to collect leads,

0:43.0

and how to make money on Facebook.

0:45.0

So part one was all about attracting a quality fan base.

0:49.0

And you can find that at Amy Porterfield dot com forward slash seven.

0:53.0

And then part two was all about turning those fans into quality leads.

0:59.0

And I talked about Facebook contests and a few other things in there.

1:02.0

So you can find that one at Amy Porterfield dot com forward slash eight, just a number eight.

1:07.0

Now part three is all about selling on Facebook, making money.

1:11.0

But I have a different take when it comes to selling on Facebook.

1:14.0

So I want you to keep an open mind.

1:16.0

I think you're going to find some valuable tips in here.

1:18.0

But it's probably going to be a little bit different than you expected, which is always fun, right?

1:23.0

So let's dive in.

1:24.0

So first, I want to start at the top.

1:26.0

When I teach Facebook marketing, I usually break it down into three parts, attract, promote, and sell.

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