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Emails vs Sending to offer (2)

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Hello, first off I would like to introduce myself. I have been working online for about 12 years now and generated several million in sales (mostly for my own products). I actually started off with affiliate marketing on Clickbank and now am coming full circle with it. I no longer wish to create my own products, nor do I want to do anything that is directly linked to selling my time.

That leads me to my question here. We have been promoting some CB health offers on Facebook and doing quite well recently. On average we were making about $2500 per day in profits. We have been running Ad -> Bridge Page -> CB Offer. The challenge is one that everyone running on Facebook runs into, being shut down. I realize there are several posts on this in the Facebook category here, as I did read over all of them.

I would actually like to try building an email list first but I wanted to see if anyone here has done the same? I realize owning your traffic is best, but only if it is making you a nice ROI.

What are the best practices to building an email list from Facebook that remains mostly white-hat and still creates immediate monetization?

Finally I am looking to hire someone with helping me with Facebook accounts/scaling. If you know someone here, please tag them so we can cannot. Thank you for your help and I look forward to contributing as much as possible to this robust forum!

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Yup, many people are doing this now, they promote a whitehat product, mostly an ebook or something like that. Then they email all kinds of offers to the subscribers. So technically, the lead collection itself is whitehat, but what you do with the list later on is up to you.

The problem can be the immediate monetization that you are after. A significant amount of the leads that you collect this way will only be interested in the freebie and they won't even open the follow up emails.

Then there can be an interest mismatch... you need to collect for some compliant vertical, and the actual offers you're gonna mail later on might be on a different subject, so part of the leads won't be relavant.

On the other hand, with a freebie, you're likely to collect more leads, so in the end, the math might make sense.

This is one of the things you need to test and be prepared to optimize the follow up sequence, it won't work at the first try, you have to figure out how to make your particular list as engaged as possible and keep them subscribed for a while.

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