I know that I do not post often enough, but I do comment on other peoples posts, and I get very little engagement for my efforts on Facebook, now Instagram and Pinterest are totally different. You post a new image and you often get instant engagement. I have bought traffic from Facebook and except for stats, you get nothing else unless someone bought from you. All the others that clicked they become a stat, no username, no email, no ip address, nothing. For me, that's like getting half a coin. Now add a pixel to your blog, make a post and it's a whole new ballgame. Great post - I enjoyed it much
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Florence, yes I completely agree with you. And your experience seems to bear out what is often the case with social media marketing. Facebook especially can become a great big black hole for ad money that can end up getting very little in return. Often what affiliate marketing comes down to is finding one -just one - marketing strategy that works for you and then hitting it with all you've got. Thanks for your comment!