How to get Facebook traffic to your business and retain it forever.

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How to get Facebook  traffic  to your business 
and 
retain it forever.
What makes a great ad that is holy-guacamole gorgeous and high-performing
Each ad needs to stop people from scrolling on by and to pique interest in what you have to say enough to compel a click through to your landing page. That means that your ad needs to be cleverly architected just right to make a powerful pitch
But how do you do that?
The best Facebook advertisers don’t magically know what  will work for their audience (though... that would be cool.)
Instead they build that knowledge by testing lots of different strategies and seeing what sticks. They try out different approaches, see what works, and pay attention to the results
All of these real-world, handpicked examples contain both  the beauty (art & copy) and the brains (strategy) that make a great Facebook ad. Use them to inspire your next campaign,  see what works, and do more of what your audience loves.
Grabbing people’s attention and getting them to take action means giving them something fresh, new, and slightly unexpected. Sometimes the best, most innovative ideas come from looking outside your industry for inspiration
The next time you’re crafting a campaign, here’s what we recommend:
1. Define your offer
2. Craft your high-converting landing page
3. Do an outrageously persuasive ad
4. Review your Facebook ad & landing page copy to      ensure both your message & your design are aligned
You invest your time & money to capture web traffic with a Facebook ad.
If you send people to a home page, a static web page, or your Facebook business page, you’re 1) confusing people and 2) burning through your budget. Squeeze more success from your ad by sending traffic to a dedicated landing page.
Ads that point to your home page, a cluttered catalogue, or your Facebook business page will leave your audience totally confused about what to do next.
Continuity + Clarity = Conversion
Pair each ad with a unique page so that your traffic:
• Sees what they expect to see • Trusts that you delivered the content you promised • Knows what action to take next • Converts!
What Makes a Great Ad
The ads that melt-your-heart and win your business  are the ones that are carefully built from the ground up.
Here are what we consider to be the top five factors.
Relevancy If your audience doesn’t care, they  won’t act. Target your audience & align your message to their needs & wants.
Appeal Visual ads are more likely to be shared & remembered. Chose designs with stopping power that resonate with your audience.
Clarity Vague messages are easy to walk away from. Get down into the nitty-gritty of your offer and use a clear call to action.
Harmony Ad copy should address both rational and emotional triggers that get people to click (by balancing of features & benefits).
Consistent Reduce frustration by aligning your ad with a unique landing page that reinforces the ad’s message and delivers on its promise.
How to retain that traffic for your business is email marketing.
Sent that traffic through a opt-in page or landing page and capture the name and e-mail of the customer. So that you can send messages again and again to sell more products.
Click the link below to learn
How To Build An Opt-In Page That Converts       
How to give free gift /bribe to get name and email address, Not All Giveaways Are Created Equal
How To Monetize Immediately With The Thank You Page
How to Automated Emails (& The Best Way To Use Them)
Remember Traffic: The Lifeblood Of Every Business
So click the link to get instant access. 5 videos with step by step instruction

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