Perry Belcher’s Social Media Money System Review
Posted: July 23rd, 2009 | Author: admin | Filed under: Social Media Strategies | Tags: facebook, perry belcher, ryan deiss, twitter | 4 Comments »I just finished listening to a webinar with Perry Belcher and Ryan Deiss about social media marketing and decided to make a quick video talking about the top 5 things I took away from the webinar.
If you don’t know who Perry Belcher is, he has become quite a rock star in the social media world, primarily on Facebook and Twitter, where he has amassed over 100,000 followers in the last 9 months and claims to average about $1 per follower per month. That is quite impressive.
Anyway, here is the video where I talk about the things I learned on this webinar:
Hey Rob,
Good video! I got into the mastermind course the other night! I’m really looking forward to it.
Thanks!
Glenn Arcaro
I saw this webinar last month and really enjoyed it!! I learned a few new tricks that I didn\\\\\\\’t know about in Facebook and YouTube.
Rob,
I must admit that I have not heard of Perry Belcher, but I like a couple of the tips that you listed.
I love the idea of putting an opt-in on your facebook page. I will have to figure out how to do that, but first I will need to get an auto-responder. I am a little behind the ball on that.
The trickle effect of pictures is a great idea. I am utilizing that now, even on my personal facebook page.
It seems like there is a danger in piggybacking off other videos on YouTube unless your video is covering the same topic. Maybe that is implied or given, but I have seen many people try this using a video that was not on the same topic.
I don’t understand the logic in suggesting to put it on facebook, but then take it off of your blog. I do like the idea of adding it to the end of posts for a short time then removing it. It seems like a natural place to put the call to action.
Triangulation is a great strategy. I am surprised many more people do not use it. I see many bloggers posting less and doing more social media and some that avoid social media altogether. I think this is a big mistake.
Great tips as always!
Brad
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This is really amazing. Nowadays social media has become a very important factor in our day to day life and it will be a great platform to use it for business purposes.