Comments on: Ryan Deiss, You Have Cluttered My Facebook

By: Dana

Dana — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:48:00 +0000

Great idea!! Do you need a beta tester. Thanks for this comment. I was just about to buy the package as I don’t have a clue about social media. So if you need a beta tester I’d be a great one to teach as I’m social media challenged. Thanks. Wishing you all the best. Dana

By: Maggiel

Maggiel — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 17:44:00 +0000

Yes, I am always lured into Ryan Deiss programs. They’re highly convincing! Glad I saw this, though, since I really didn’t want to invest another $197. I’d like to use FB as an additional source of income for my family and while I am making incremental steps in that direction, it’s not fast enough. Like so many people, I want it now.

Thanks for your thoughts,

Maggie

P.S. It’s not too savvy to comment on the spelling and sentence structure of other sites when your own is not too stellar! For example, your first “sentence” is not actually a complete sentence. Maybe you didn’t intend to put that period after Facebook? Next example is in the 2nd paragraph: “maybe” should be “may be”. My degree is in English, and while my writing may not be perfect I’m a pretty good editor. Maybe you could send me your text before publishing next time — I’ll help you make it right!

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Colon Cleanse — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 13:55:16 +0000

facebook advertising is great if we know how to do it…but i rather use adword…

By: Orjin Krem Pazarlama

Orjin Krem Pazarlama — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 16:45:12 +0000

Yeah Ian, Facebook is becoming full of useless ads, but i wouldn’t really have a problem with idiots wasting their money, but these whack ad’s are raising the amount i now have to pay just to get in front of people.

Google’s and Facebook’s whole “Bidding for ad space model” puts us advertisers against each other, and allows “Fly by night Marketers with a $500 credit card limit and a dream of getting rich for doing nothing” increase our advertising cost.

By: Sudoku

Sudoku — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 11:44:27 +0000

For a review to be of value, or at least show respect to the reader’s time, require the writer to have first hand experience of the subject, not? You say “from my understanding, Ryan’s product told people Facebook …” and “From what i have been told Ryan’s product doesn’t …”. Clearly you just saw FB ads on the site and heard about Ryan’s product and then hit the keyboard.

But then the same goes to Ryan. 2% ctr?! Come on

However Ian, we cannot agree more with you about MLM, gosh! And they DO take to FB ads, there is not denying that lol

We’ve use both Adwords and FB Ads and the latter was/is by far a more viable proposition. We monitor the stats closely, but granted, you cannot track conversion. The easiest tracking of conversion we’ve seen to date is the code offered by business.com

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watch season episode — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:22:13 +0000

Usually when I see an add I assume that it makes money. But how many of them actually do?

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orumcek stand roll up — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 00:08:33 +0000

You can even put any advertising on the site. People can access a second time once but certainly not enter. And so all we have lost. You need to choose quality not quantity.

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Affiliate Gameplan Bonus — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:04:44 +0000

Ive noticed something similar. I think Ryan Deiss isn’t the only person to do a facebook info product recently…I saw one aimed at getting email opt in’s a few days ago as well…

By: Tom

Tom — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:03:10 +0000

Mr. Deiss;
I am writing to you because your support staff, namely Victoria, has refused to assist me and refused to provide me with your contact information.
Your company, Infomastery, made unauthorized charges to my credit card and my bank has informed me to contact Infomastery and have the charges reversed, however, Victoria refuses to do so. She believe since “someone” created a user name and password from an email address which is NOT mine that I must therefor pay for products and services I have not ordered, not received and not used.
I am seeking your assistance to do the right thing and correct Infomastery’s error and refund the money taken via unauthorized withdrawals. I would appreciate a timely response to my Email address.