Hey Jerry, don't you think your money would be better spent on YouTube advertising instead?
My experience with Facebook ads is terrible. Lot's of clicks and likes, but no action... always seemed fishy to me.
Is there a way for you to track whether or not people are actually signing up to Sttemit via your ad campaigns?
@tolkatore I think about this a lot myself because I am obsessed with getting the best results in everything! The ideal strategy seems to do both Facebook and YouTube ads because each has benefits and each has downsides. Facebook per person is a lot less effective but the cost is way less than YouTube. YouTube ads are almost totally ineffective at first but over time their results generally continue to grow when combined with organize traffic. I plan to do the video both on Facebook and YouTube with ads because each has confirmed a lot of sign ups!
You should pull a Tai Lopez, but with Steemit ads instead! Even though I hate Tai, his spam marketing approach on YouTube apparently worked, because now everyone knows Tai Lopez.
See if you can crowdfund a massive budget here on Steemit via u-pvotes, to fund a super duper massive YouTube campaign pertaining to Steemit.
But please, for the love of God... only target the United States, Canada, some select parts of Europe, and Australia... we got enough shitty commentators on here already bud. 😉