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The OP did not make $10,000 in one day. Now you're almost willfully missing the point.
by dionidium 14y ago
The OP did not make $10,000 in one day.
Now you're almost willfully missing the point.
- vavb 14y agoYou're almost wilfully ignoring that the poster is claiming that he's devised a way of making $10000 profit at 3000%+ ROI but decided instead to make a startup aimed solely around facebook ads - which coincidently were the things he took advantage of to achieve this massive product. Surely something with stats as lucrative as this yard sale would mean that he would create a startup based around selling other peoples stuff after advertising through FB events instead??
- brendanib 14y agoIt's actually an idea that I've entertained before, and I think there's tons of businesses that could be built in this space (for example, I'm a huge fan of Yardsale, and this could be an interesting growth strategy for them, to build Facebook Ads directly into their platform). Right now though, I'm having a blast working on Facebook Analytics with my team at PageLever.
- taligent 14y agoAre you so naive as to think that the only reason people do startups is to make money ?
- dlikhten 14y agoYes, but you did not read the title did you. It's an obvious Jab at the fact that FB overcharges. However the point was, the OP made a net profit of < 10k. The OP used it as a facebook EVENT not a click-through link. So this is not an Apples - to - Apples comparison.