"Lets talk about IPL"

Here’s the just of it. You are not required to activate your IPL account. However, if you are interested in using money from FanBox to jumpstart your earnings then this is for you. You need to be aware of all the details, so don’t jump in without doing your research and ask lots of questions. Because these are monies given to you on a credit. Similar to a credit card.

When you use your IPL monies there will be a monthly processing fee based on the monies that you used to fund your Ads or boosting for that month. The fee being around 1.5% or a $2 minimum fee on the monies you used from your IPL Limit. So if your limit is $100 and you used $10, your processing fee will be based on the $10. More

I bet you have experienced ad rejection, but do you know why your ad was rejected by your Success Coach?

How Cost Per Click (CPC) Determines Your Earning From Ads

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G’day Fanbox-ers! Happy weekend! And blessed Pentecost for believers who are celebrating this Sunday!

How has everyone been? I hope that your week(s) have been much better than mine and I wish everyone will keep receiving blessings through the week ahead! (Ok, what happened to me? I actually was struck down my anxiety! Imagine! Jessie! Anxiety? ... Yep)

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New product launch: Get More Power

I’m excited to announce the launch of Get More Power – which enables you to:

·     become a Power User instantly, and

·     choose your Power Level
 

What’s a Power User and how does this role help our mission?

Check out the blog series Moving Forward to understand the reasons behind the creation of the Power User and other aspects of the FanBox community's strategy.

In this post, I will:

1.  explain the benefits (to you) of being a Power User

2.  help you choose the level of power that’s best for you, so you maximize the value you get from it

Let's get started.

To visit the Get More Power page, click “Dashboard”, then the “Get More Power” button:
  

Benefits of being a Power User:

Earning more    

It’s true – Power Users earn a lot more than others, from all their earning activities.

For example, the Basic (lowest level) Power User earns almost exactly twenty (20) times from their photos and blogs – compared to non-Power Users.

And as your Power Level goes up from the Basic level, you earn even more.

How much more can you earn?

Check out the “Earnings Potential” bar for each Power Level to see how much more each level earns:

Basic:
  

Yellow:
 

Notice how much the bar grows with each level. That’s how much more earnings potential it has.

As you can see, Yellow’s earning potential is over 4 times greater than Basic’s potential.

Orange:
 

Orange’s potential is exactly double that of Yellow's.

Green:
 

Green’s potential is double that of Orange's.

And Blue’s potential is 2.5 times that of Green.

       And so on and so forth.

So just look at the Earnings Potential bar to understand how much more potential each Power Level has.

But wait.

Does “potential” mean that you WILL earn EXACTLY double if you move from, say, Yellow to Orange?

No.

I’ll explain.

How much you earn from your, say, blogs or photos – has a lot to do with three (3) other factors:

1.  How often you post quality items

2.  How many fans you have

3.  How many of your fans view you in their Top Stories

Let’s discuss those three factors:

1.   How often you post

If you don’t post any new blogs or photos, you won’t earn from your blogs or photos, no matter what your Power Level.

Remember, your Earnings Potential is just that… Potential.

To take advantage of your potential to earn from your, say, photos and blogs, you need to post new quality blogs and photos.

(I am working on a post for you – to help you determine the best strategy to maximize your earnings from your blogs and photos. Stay tuned).

2.  How many fans you have 

Your earnings very much depend on the quantity of fans.

Why?

Because when you post new blogs or photos, they are distributed to the feed of your fans. 

And when your fans view your blogs and photos in their feed, you earn.

So of course having lots of fans matters a whole lot.

By the way, what’s one of the fastest ways to get your account deleted?

Simply send spam emails to everyone – saying “I’m your fan. Become my fan too”.

Every day, hundreds of accounts are deleted because of this activity – without warning - because FanBoxers have a zero tolerance for spammers.

And what’s the best way to get lots of fans? 

Become a fan of lots of people.

When you do, they are notified and have the opportunity to fan you back.

And if you treat your fans well -- they’ll treat you well too - by clicking your posts, reposting, liking or commenting on them... which further reinforces you directly into the very top of their Top Stories and also spreads your posts to their fans.

3.   How many of your fans view you in their Top Stories 
 

Remember, most FanBoxers view their homepage feed in “Top Stories” mode.

        (Read full details on how “Top Stories” works)

This means that unless you show up in their “Top Stories” – your posts likely won’t be seen by them… in which case you won’t earn from them.

(But don’t worry, as a Power User you'll more likely than not show up in “Top Stories” – especially if you are in the top Power Levels).

More benefits of being a Power User:

A.  Front of the line privileges
                     

Power Users will soon begin to gain access to new features before everyone else…

… with highest Power Levels getting to the very front of the line

B.  More visas for your friends
                    

As you know, the Sign Up page has been closed to visitors for over one month now...

... and quite possibly will stay that way permanently.

However, Power Users will soon get visas – so they can invite their friends to FanBox

… with the highest Power Levels getting the most visas 

So, which Power Level is right for you?

Let's say you want to earn a lot from your photos or blog posts.

But you only have 25 fans.

Purchasing a Green Power Level is NOT be the best investment for you – as the bigger limitation to your earnings is your fan count – NOT your Power level.

Does this make sense?

As your fan count goes up, the higher Power Levels make more and more sense.

But if you just joined FanBox and your fan count is very low – if I were you I would focusing on increasing your fan count first, before investing in the higher Power Levels.

So, if your fan count is low, should you become a Power User at all -- even a Basic Power User?

Absolutely – because being a Power User increases your ability to get more fans – faster and more easily.

What?

How do Power Users get more fans faster and more easily?

Here's how:

One of the best ways to get fans, is to post quality items often. 

When your current fans like your posts, they’ll spread them to their fans – which introduces you to more and more people – many of which become your fans.

But you reach much more of your own fans, if you’re a Power User – because you’ll appear in their Top Stories.

(If you don't appear in their Top Stories, your fans likely won't see your posts, and so they won't repost, like or comment on them).

So being a Power User makes a significant difference in how fast and easily you gain fans.

So, again, how can you figure out what the best Power Level is for YOU and your current level?

The best way for you to figure this out is through experimentation. Let me show you: 

For each of the Power User levels, you’ll notice an approximate “cost per day” amount:   

To find the optimal spot for you, here’s an experiment you might try:

1.  Become a Power User at a level that’s comfortable for you – meaning that it seems inexpensive.

Notice the “cost per day” for that level.

2.  Next, post three (3) new high quality photos in the morning…  then post another three (3) new high quality photos about four to six hours later. 

(If you get a chance, post another photo or two just a few hours later again).

Wait a day or two for the earnings report to come out for the day that you posted.

(Sometimes your earnings will show up in two different days -- some in one day and some in the next -- in which case you’ll want to add the earnings from those two days to total up your final earnings)

Question: How much did you earn from those photos?

Did you earn:

A.  Less than 10% of your daily cost of being a Power User at that level

B.  Between 10% and 33% of your daily cost of being a Power User at that level

C. Between 33% and 66% of your daily cost of being a Power User at that level

D.  Over 66% of your daily cost of being a Power User at that level

Based on your answer (A, B, C or D):

A.  You should consider NOT renewing your Power User subscription at that level when it runs out… IE: If I were you, I would go to a lower Power Level and focus on building your fan base instead

B.   This could be a good level for you. Remember, you’re not a Power User to only make a short-term profit for the day... you’re also using your Power Level to build your LONG-TERM earnings by building your fan base…

… so if you’re making nearly a third of your daily cost back, you’re in a sweet spot where you’re balancing between your short term earnings and your long-term earnings by building your fan base.

(As we discussed above, the higher your Power User level, the more people’s Top Stories you appear in, which helps generate more fans when your current fans repost, like or comment on your posts).

C.  You're doing very well – and should consider going to the next Power User level --  because you’re building your long-term earnings and fan base while also generating excellent short-term earnings too.

D.  If you earned nearly all of your daily cost back, then I would most definitely go to the next level (or even higher) as you’ll likely earn even more as soon as you go to the next level (for the same level of activities).  IE: You could be missing out on lots of short-term earnings (along with long-term earnings) -- in essence "leaving money on the table" by being at too low a Power Level.

And that's how I would find my initial Power Level.

Finally, periodically -- about once a month -- as your fan count grows, consider increasing your power by one level.

Of course this is just my own approach and what I would do…

… but your own approach will differ based on how comfortable you are investing in your business...

... and how much you’re looking to build a long-term sustainable revenue stream or are just having fun.

And if you like being front of line for new products...

... or want to help your friends and family join FanBox and earn, and benefit from what you’ve learned...

... then those things may also weigh in on your decision as to which Power User level to arrive at.

I hope this helps and you enjoy the new Power User levels.

Let's all keep thinking about more and more ways to honor our Power Users -- because...

.... as you may remember, Power Users help accelerate the FanBox economy... which is critical for our still-in-its-infancy democracy and mission to succeed.

Any questions? I’m here for you.

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Women from all over the world participate in the SlutWalk protest march, a worldwide movement of rallies that began after a Toronto policeman suggested in January 2011 that women could avoid sexual assault by not dressing like a "slut."

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My humblest of apologies to all that read my blog. Riding season has been GREAT and I have doing so. In addition to that, I have been working a lot of hours.

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Saying goodbye to a good friend is hard... R.I.P. Joe & Cote. Joe Swanger & Cote Fugere were in a motorcycle accident and both died in that accident.

"He loved everyone- and brought them in his family" said a friend of Joe Swanger, a man who died in a crash on Sunday.

On Friday afternoon, the local Harley community said goodbye to two.

"Both of these guys went out doing something they both loved so much" Swanger's friend said.

Swanger and Cote Fugere were on a poker run with friends Labor Day weekend. While trying to make an illegal pass, Cote ran head-on into a truck.

Joe and two others crashed behind him. Two riders were okay, but Joe and Cote didn't survive.

"They're both very special to us, we loved them dearly and we cherish them" said Yellowstone Harley Davidson owner Josh Fry.

Both men worked at Yellowstone Harley. Coworkers said the whole Harley community is tight-knit.

The shop filled with family, friends and fellow riders to celebrate the life of both men.

"And even when times were tough, he always showed this million dollar smile. And I'll never forget it" said a close friend of Joe's.

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