Share a funnel landing page on Facebook to capture prospects
If you used to post about a class on Facebook with a trigger word people would text you, you can do the same thing in Simple Downline. And for product info you want to promote, a funnel is usually the better fit.
Option 1: a keyword campaign
This is the trigger-word setup you're used to.
- Create a custom campaign with the class or product message you want to send.
- Set a keyword on the campaign.
- Post that keyword on Facebook along with your Simple Downline number.
When someone texts the keyword to your number, either on its own or in all caps inside a longer message, the campaign goes out to them right away. It works the same for text or email.
Option 2: a funnel
For product info you want to promote, a funnel gives you a landing page you can share on Facebook. When someone fills out the form, they get the info sent to them automatically.
What the funnel does depends on what you attach to it. It can send a single resource for that topic, or it can start a custom or drip campaign, based on which resource or campaign you select.
If the person who fills out the form is new to you, they get added as a prospect in your account. If their email or phone number matches an existing contact who already has a member ID, they aren't added as a prospect. Instead, that contact just gets tagged with the funnel.
Either way, the funnel tag lets you reach back out to them later through a custom campaign.
Posting a funnel landing page link is probably the best way to get more interest on Facebook and pull those people into Simple Downline on their own.