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Todd Brown - MFA Internal Traffic Training

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 25 Apr 2020 09:16:39

Have You Ever Been So Frustrated And Thought, “It Shouldn’t Be This Hard To Run Ads On Facebook And Make Money?” Seriously, have you ever said to yourself

How A Man Named
“Henry And His 1930’somethig Patent” Is Actually
The Key To You Finally Ending Your Traffic Headaches & Getting All The Facebook Traffic You Ever Wanted…

I’ll also be sharing with you how when I was forced to “market or die” during a missions trip to Panama is when I finally pulled myself out of the weeds and discovered just how simple running Facebook ads profitably can be…

By the end of this brief eye-opening journey together, you’ll understand the 3 strategic errors tripping you up when it comes to running Facebook traffic today – and making what should otherwise be a very simple and lucrative part of your business into a costly, nagging one.
First, please be warned
If you’re eagerly waiting for me to reveal some elaborate new names I conjured up or phrases to describe this revolutionary breakthrough traffic tactic like…
the “reverse-traffic-implosion” or “traffic-lead-ception 3.0”.

You’re not going to find anything like that here.

Because I don’t have a traffic program to sell.

And there is no traffic program for you to buy. And for a very good reason.

Because those elaborate costly traffic programs, well,
they are the cause of your Facebook problems!
I will explain to you exactly why in just a moment…

So who am I?

My name is Damian Lanfranchi. You may recognize me as Todd Brown’s business partner and the C.O.O. of Marketing
Funnel Automation.

I’ve been a successful online entrepreneur for over a decade. Scaling multiple businesses from $0 to six-figures. And six-figures to seven. I have lived, breathed and eaten Facebook advertising.

Honestly, it is a bit of an obsession.

If you find yourself slipping away from Thanksgiving dinner and hiding in a corner as you click refresh, somehow imagining that the faster you click refresh the more leads you’ll get… yes you may have a Facebook advertising obsession.

You see, to me running Facebook traffic "the right way" is like playing the stocks or even Fantasy Football. It’s like a legal way to print money. And that never gets old.
I have personally spent well over $1,000,000 in Facebook ads.
Yes, a million dollars. Real money.

Fact of the matter is, when it comes to scaling your business, nothing compares to Facebook traffic!
Don’t buy the hype about how the search volume on Google and the inventory from GDN dwarfs Facebook…

(I’m sure it might on paper, but I have yet to meet anyone who is getting more leads and sales on GDN or Google than on Facebook. Have you?)

And don’t get “shiny object syndrome” and think there is some windfall of leads and traffic waiting on Reddit or LinkedIn or Amazon or some other trending new traffic channel.

Listen, I am not saying there aren’t other ad channels worth exploring or that may work…

However, listen to what I am about to say…
with almost any product or market you are in today, nothing compares to Facebook.

This isn’t just my opinion.

When Todd Brown and I gather with our inner circle members of 6, 7 and 8 figure entrepreneurs…
to discuss scaling businesses 2, 3 and 4X… categorically every single business owner in the room is using Facebook as their number one traffic source.

Price: $219
More Info: Salepage

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