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Congratulations on completing the course.

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Now that you are a skilled Facebook advertiser it's time to start thinking about setting up your own

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Facebook ads business or working from home.

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In this video I'm going to show you three different ways that you can do that firstly by looking at

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five or dot.com.

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Secondly by looking at up work of freelancing platform and finally how I would set up a digital marketing

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agency focus on Facebook ads some of the things that you should think about and really how you would

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manage that practically with tools like business manager.

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So let's start off with fiber.

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Dotcom was spend a couple of minutes on this and the other options as well.

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Farver Dotcom is a market place for digital services.

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And originally all of the services offered here started at $5 that's how it gets the name fiver or dot

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com.

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But as you can see now I've typed in Facebook ads and you can see some of the services no longer sort

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of $5 but they're starting up $20 $30 and even they can go up and up.

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So originally this plus platform was at the very low end of the market small services really bite sized

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stuff.

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But now it's starting to scale up and grow over the last number of years.

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In fact I used to be a top rated seller on fiber and reading on my start online here.

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So let's have a look at some of the services that people are offering here in relation to Facebook accounts

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and services that you could easily offer as well.

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So here's one.

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I will design awesome Facebook.

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So let's click into this.

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Look it's starting at $10 you can move up to $30 and even a $50 service.

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I'm just renting up from the Euros here.

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So what this guy does is he's designing Facebook ads.

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He's not even running Facebook Ads managing them picking the audiences that type of stuff.

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Just designing the images for them.

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And that's something that you could easily do as well.

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Once you understand the 20 percent rule and you understand the dimensions that are needed to fit on

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out Facebook and Instagram and even a little bit of design skills you could go ahead and do this is

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nothing really stopping you from doing this.

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And the interesting thing about this is he has over 847 reviews which if we multiply that by the basic

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fee $10 you can see that this guy's probably made over about eight and a half grand doing this and he's

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based in Sri Lanka and that's probably pretty decent money there.

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So that is just something interesting.

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And the point I'm trying to make is you don't have to offer every single step of the face Pickard's

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process you could pick out one element become specialized in it and offer it for a very reasonable price

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on fiber but make a lot of money through the volume that you build up in terms of sales.

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So let's go back and have a look at some other examples.

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This is a different one where someone is actually setting up Facebook ads for a business starting at

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a higher price point here of around 30 dollars.

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So the basic package you can click in here it's seven days.

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It's a targeted audience one platform.

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One version we can see the standard packet goes up with two platforms.

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So that is probably Facebook and Instagram and for versions of some testing done there.

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And that's even the premium package $200.

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That's basically the month management tracking pixel targeted audiences et cetera.

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So $200 per client to continue that management $200 per month per client.

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That's not bad if you can rack up 10 clients or make it to around a month and you could probably push

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it way beyond that if you have your processes work flow really fine tuned.

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But this is a great way that I think you could get started at offering Facebook Ads services on the

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fiber platform.

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The key advantage of doing it here rather than setting up your own business right from the start is

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that five dot com is a marketplace that's really drenched in hungry buyers.

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The only reason they're here is to buy services.

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It's not like Facebook where they're there to hang out with their friends.

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They're just here to buy and that's what makes it so attractive you don't have to do the marketing that

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the orders just flooding flooding and you get to work.

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So in terms of fiber in general how do you really win on this platform.

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Well one of the key things that you can do is to video and none of these services have a video here

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certainly Or here's one if I was buying a service if I could see the person's face hear their voice

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I probably trust them more and it would be easier for me to put money down behind them.

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And that's something easy.

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Most people don't do video.

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And when I worked on the platform videos were said to have a 200 percent increase in sales if you use

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them.

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Another thing that is absolutely critical on fiver is their reviews.

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You can see the reviews are visible here and it is a big factor that influences the ranking.

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So when I type in Facebook it's normally that the highest rated gigs will appear at the top highest

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rated services will appear at the top.

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So if you are launching a service here you have to make sure that when you put it out there you maybe

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get a friend or couple of close associates to buy your gig.

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You can start at a very low price like $5.

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That's not a big cost to them.

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And then you can raise your prices once your reviews have build up and you can really raise the prices

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them.

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The key thing is getting the reviews initially.

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Now as I mentioned I worked on farver before actually a whole course on it.

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If you're interested in that you can maybe check that out.

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But bottom line is it's a great platform to get started on.

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Let's look at some other options you could start working on.

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Work dot com and once again I've just typed in Facebook wants to see who's really offering these services

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so they're earning at $35 per hour.

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So the key difference with this platform is really that people are working on an hourly rate.

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They're not defining the exact services that they offer.

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Now personally I think it's better to define the service because often the customer doesn't even understand

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what they need.

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But here in up work it's a little bit more flexible and you really define your work by an error rate

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so you can see thirty five dollars per hour in Ukraine that's probably pretty good.

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Fifty dollars per hour $640 generic aka air and hundred dollars per hour twenty K earned $60 printer

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So there's plenty of people making money and they're making good hourly wages.

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Now the key thing here again is the reviews you can see.

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Ninety five percent job success.

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The percentage of freelancers jobs that resulted in a great client experience.

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So once again reviews are absolutely critical.

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And one thing you might need to do on a pork.

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More than you would on Fiverr is really be clear with the customer exactly what they want to agree on

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that.

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In real concrete terms before you start the job so that you can meet their expectations because it's

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not a defined service and the clients come in from the client side.

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You really have to be clear on what you're offering so they're not disappointed.

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And the other thing that you can do on work is start to browse for jobs so you can compete on jobs and

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a big part of winning business is even to craft together a personalized page for the work.

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Most people would just blast out the normal I'll do your job and they have a template that they copy

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and paste.

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So if you want to weigh in on a book you've got to pitch and make a personalized And so what people

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say in the pitches and that'll help you with the work and get those better reviews.

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And the third option is to maybe set up your own digital marketing agency and wanted to show you this

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example surgical studio.

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So what they do is they help plastic surgeons cosmetic dentists and dermatologists get new patients

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and grow their business from six to seven figures.

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Now if we move down a little bit you can see that they're actually a little bit broader than just Facebook

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ads and that may be something you need to do if you really want to go home on a particular needs like

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the surgical studio in terms of Plastic Surgeons.

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Now this is a good example because number one they've picked a group of people that have a lot of money

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plastic surgeons cosmetic dentist dermatologist.

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They make a huge amount of money in terms of the services they offer.

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Therefore they have a huge amount of money in terms of spending on getting more clients.

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So if you want to go to this cruise it's probably best that you try focusing on people who have money.

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Lawyers accountants dentists things like that.

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People have very small shops and don't even make a big profit themselves probably won't have a lot of

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money to give you.

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So that's the first thing.

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If you want to go down this route try and focus in on a nice night to get started what you could do

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is just walk down the road and find a business that needs help getting set up and really just get started

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that way.

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Testimonials once again like fiber like a cork That's the key thing you need to get your first clients

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and maybe you can even start working for free.

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So you can walk down into a dentist you could say look a run a Facebook ad for you.

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I could even pay for $10 and let's just see the results and take it from there.

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Yes you're paying to acquire a comp a customer but that customer if he's paying you a thousand a month

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in the long run well then it's going to be worth that so a little bit of investment and you can do a

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lot after that.

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So those are three different options that you have.

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One is five or marketplace.

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The other is the work marketplace and three is really to go it alone and maybe start it in your local

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area.

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Literally getting out and talking to businesses signing them up in all three cases.

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The hardest thing to do is get those first clients.

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And you should really contact people you know to buy your services or even hook you in and do work for

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free.

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Start low price build their reviews and work from there.

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Now finally in terms of managing this stuff day to day business manager is going to be the absolute

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key.

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Remember that if we come into business settings here and you want to work on behalf of a client the

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key thing that you are going to have to do is come into pages or our accounts here on request access

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to their products.

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So if we come into our accounts we can add a new ad account and we can request access to their accounts

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so that we can re work on it.

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And the key advantage of doing this is that they will have their credit card on their account.

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So we're not paying for their odds.

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We're they're paying for their ads themselves.

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And then we have agreed a fee separately which they will pay us maybe at the end of the month.

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And your fee could really depend on whatever you've agreed with them that you will run three campaigns

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and set up the stuff just like you've seen here.

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You could even copy and paste what this guy is offering an offer or something similar.

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And there's plenty of agencies that you can look on line to see exactly had a stroke shooting.

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Or you could base it on results like get you certain amount of conversions visitors per month.

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Whatever way you want to structure it so the opportunities are there.

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There's nothing stopping you.

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You have the skills the platforms are wide open.

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It will take time to build up but it's very easy to work from home and start to face God's business.

