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Facebook Advertising and Payday Loan Project
February 5th, 2012 | 
Author: Admittedly, I have been lazy on this project. My intentions were to setup a facebook page. I am thinking that you can get traffic much cheaper than going directly to your website. My intentions were to offer something in return for liking the facebook fan page.. then I decided that the facebook market may not be appropriate for payday lending websites.
I decided to try facebook pages for another product related to cell phone spying. Keep in mind I do not condone spying on phones that you do not own. However when it comes to the safety of your children or to keep tabs on your employees, I do not have a problem with that at all. I do feel however that you need to let them know that thier phone activity may monitored and you in fact are keeping tabs on them. They should never be under the mistaken impression that they are having a private conversation with someone. Again I do not condone invading people’s privacy except for the two instances I just stated. I believe in full transparency and the people you are monitoring should be aware of the likelihood.
I also do not condone recording your partners are spouse’s phone activity. To do so would be a violation of their privacy. With this in mind I put the app on my own phone and did a video demonstration to put on youtube.com. The video was reported to youtube.com for a violation of their policies. There is a lot of gray area whether this is actually a violation or not. I was demonstrating how in fact this is possible and was doing so on my own device. I appealed the decision and lost pointing out that google allows advertisers to promote such applications… applications that are clearly used to spy without the footnotes that I added to my presentation stating that I clearly do not condone this for any phone that you do not own. Google owns the youtube.com brand so I felt that this was a double standard on their behalf. There are also many videos promoting this same activity but for some reason they chose to strike mine down.
So anyway with all the setbacks with you tube not liking my video I kind of assumed that I would have the same problem with facebook. You should never assume anything but I really think people need to be aware of this technology. How valuable would this technology be if your child went missing and you had his or her final location recorded before the phone was turned off. Would you be so concerned about invading your child’s privacy then?
Anyway I’m going to do some facebook promoting via setting up a fan gate and a facebook page. I will offer them something for free in return for their email address and liking the page. Supposedly you can get visitors much cheaper by keeping them on facebook.. which only makes sense. So the steps I need to take are the following.
1. Set up a facebook page for the remote spy application. Don’t give me any heat over this… keep in mind I only condone using it on phones that you own.
2. Set a series of emails sent out to the subscriber list discussing the features and benefits of using this application.
3. Set up a fan gate for the facebook page… visitor will have to like the page then enter their email address to receive further information.
4. Set up advertising on facebook and see if they approve it.. don’t spend time with more than one ad in case they do not allow those types of ads.
5. Consider possibly not promoting the spy applications in and of itself.. but promote a page on keeping tabs on your children… something like ” do you know where your child is?” Then selling them the product through the email list… providing them hints and tricks on how to protect their children.
I will keep you updated on the direction that this takes. I am abandoning advertising the pay day loans on facebook at this time… or at least until I can find a better way to do so.
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