Ron Paul Facebook Flyers

The Facebook Flyer Pro program ispretty quirky and doesn't come with any useful instructions on how tomaximize your efforts, but thanks to persistence and trial anderror we've figured out how to work the ads to our advantage. We'llbe posting our October results in about a week.

The UNH campaignwas our first effort and not tremendously successful, in fact weweren't able to purchase more than $3 worth of ads for that week, but wecan now burn through as much as $20/day (about 20,000 impressions / 100clicks at an average CTR of .05%) if we choose.

Tracy fromSouth Dakota has requested our ad copy so she can duplicate this effortin her area. Please contact me if you'd like to do the same in your area.

Peter Nowicki
Founder & Contributor
The Ron Paul Beacon | RonPaulNewEngland.com
peter.christopher@gmail.com

PS Go Sox!

Our UNH Facebook Flyer Campaign commenced at 9:40 AM EST. Stay tuned for the results!

Peter

As some of you are aware, Aaron and I are launching the Facebook FlyerCampaign this week. This is an extremely important effort because itwill help us reach out directly to college students--if you read mypost about why Ron Paul can win, then you know why I think Generation Y is the key to this election.

Some of you have offered to help us out with contributions, and I'd like to ask that if you are still able to do so, to please contribute ASAP. Facebook Flyers are not very expensive, but we will need $100-200 toget started. If 10 of you can pitch in $10 each and maybe 1-2 more(including myself) can give more, we'll have enough. I will also bemarketing this campaign on and off line to raise additional funds oncewe start getting traffic.

To find out more about this project:
http://www.ronpaulnewengland.com/index.php/ron-paul-primer/facebook-flyer-campaign

To contribute, go to our ChipIn page:
http://ronpaulnewengland.chipin.com/ron-paul-facebook-flyers

Thanks!
Peter

PS We were going to start with Northeastern, but due to the recent primary rules changes in NH, Aaron suggested we start with a schoollike UNH (where most students are NH residents). Great idea Aaron!