Hyper Facebook Traffic Review: You Can't Just Sell On Facebook To Be Effective On Facebook

Hyper Facebook Traffic Review: You Can't Just Sell On Facebook To Be Effective On Facebook

Hyper Facebook Traffic is training program designed to teach you how to harness the power of Facebook and its awesome traffic generating potential. Facebook surpassed Google in overall traffic in March 2010 with over 500 million viewers. Conservative estimates suggest that its traffic should double in the next few years. While most internet marketers are busy trying to outsmart Google, only a handful have discovered how to build email lists with Facebook.

Hyper Facebook Traffic is being marketed by super affiliates Bobby Walker and Adeel Chowdhry, who say they used the system to tap into this traffic source. They explain that Facebook is bigger, less competitive and offers better targeting than Google. It is also a faster and easier way of building a responsive email list.

The program explains the importance of becoming part of the Facebook community . Too many marketers attempt to promote too soon and do nothing but sell, which turns people off. Some marketers try to be all things to all people, instead of finding a niche and then settling in. Walker and Chowdhry explain the importance of building credibility, providing value and delivering quality content as the secrets to creating a loyal following. They say that it's not hard to become an authority figure if you establish a solid foundation.

Hyper Facebook Traffic is an 8 video program that focuses on a 3 step process:

1 Find a product or products in a specific niche.

2 Funnel traffic to that niche.

3 Drive results.

The videos are broken down into 7 concepts:

Learning about 4 key elements of Facebook and how it operates:

Avoiding the Facebook Slap.

Developing the right mental attitude.

Sell the right products to the right people.

Finding the right niche.

Learn the step-by-step "cash gateway method".

Understanding CPA strategies.

Hyper Facebook Traffic cost a one-time $79, but if you attempt to exit, a series of exit pop-ups will ultimately offer a one-time price of $29. That is one thing that really bothers me. If the product is good, why do they have to use so many exit pop-ups to attract customers? In addition to that, the sales video included nothing but hype. There was really nothing of substance to the video and sales page. Feedback from customers also complained of the multiple up-sells attempted. I know the strategy is effective, but it reduces the overall value of the original product, in my opinion.

On a positive note, the video series stressed the importance of becoming a member of the Facebook community and not just a pickpocket looking for a target. It also made it clear that providing value and delivering quality content is the way to build traffic and create an email list. These are concepts that not only work on Facebook, but they are just plain good business practices anywhere.

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