How to make money with Facebook.

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\f your goal is $750/day using Facebook + blog posts, the key is not relying on Facebook's creator payouts alone. A better model is to use Facebook to drive targeted traffic to a blog, then monetise that traffic.

A realistic $750/day model

You could aim for something like:

  • Display ads: $250/day
  • Affiliate commissions: $250/day
  • Your own products/services: $250/day
  • Total: $750/day

That is $22,500/month if achieved every day.

The difficult part is getting enough targeted traffic and conversions. You should treat $750/day as a business target rather than something Facebook will pay you automatically.

The basic system

Facebook → Blog post → Email list / affiliate offer / product → Revenue

For example, suppose you create a blog about home improvement.

You publish an article such as:

"10 Cheap Ways to Make Your Home Look More Expensive"

Then create several Facebook posts/Reels that give people a reason to read the full article.

Inside the article you can have:

  • Display advertising
  • Affiliate recommendations
  • Links to relevant products
  • An email signup
  • Your own downloadable guide or course

The important part is that one piece of content can generate multiple revenue opportunities.

Don't depend on viral posts

A better strategy is to build around topics where people already have commercial intent.

Examples:

NichePotential monetisation
Personal financeAffiliate offers, courses, financial products
Home improvementProduct affiliates, services
TechnologySoftware/product affiliates
TravelHotels, insurance, travel products
FitnessProducts, programmes, memberships
CareersCourses, CV services, software
PetsProducts, insurance, affiliates

I'd particularly look for a niche where people regularly spend money.

A possible $750/day traffic target

Imagine your blog eventually receives 25,000 visitors/day from Facebook, search, email and other sources.

If your combined revenue averages $30 per 1,000 visitors, that's:

25 × $30 = $750/day

But your actual RPM can be dramatically higher or lower depending on the niche, country of your visitors, article quality, advertising setup, affiliate conversion rate, and product economics.

So don't obsess over getting millions of Facebook views. 25,000 highly relevant visitors can be more valuable than 500,000 uninterested ones.

What I'd do from scratch

Month 1:
Choose one profitable niche → build the blog → publish 20–30 genuinely useful articles → create a Facebook page.

Months 2–3:
Publish consistently on Facebook → turn each article into multiple posts/Reels → start collecting email subscribers → test affiliate offers.

Months 4–6:
Double d

own on articles/posts that generate traffic and revenue → improve SEO → introduce your own digital product → test paid Facebook promotion only after you know what converts.

Longer term:
Build an audience you own (especially an email list), rather than depending entirely on Facebook's algorithm.

The biggest mistake would be thinking "I need $750 from Facebook every day." Instead, think "I need a business that Facebook can reliably send customers to." That distinction makes the goal much more achievable.

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