Facebook IPO Infographic: Cash in on Your Social Network

09 May 2012

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Infographic: Facebook IPO’s Teaches us to Cash in on Social

Kyle Psaty 5 Comments

Facebook IPO Infographic Cash In Social Network

Facebook’s fast-arriving initial public offering (IPO) is slated to be a stunner: In just a few short days, Facebook will be worth BILLIONS!

If you’re looking to cash in on your cut while helping your friends along the way, check out this little infographic we put together listing 12 top companies where you can make good money from your social network!

Below, you’ll find out how much Facebook is worth as a public company, as well as the unbelievable number of global users Facebook currently has. We’ll break down just how much money every user has “earned” for the social media giant. Finally, we’ll introduce you to 12 fantastic companies helping people cash in on their social networks while offering great products at an incredible value.

These are places where you can earn cash by sharing things your friends will actually appreciate. If that’s not something you can click “LIKE” on, we don’t know what is.

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Kyle Psaty 5 Comments

Ephilepsie

so happy to use adblock.
http://Twitter.com/KylePs80 Kyle Psaty

Great point. Facebook’s revenues are based on advertising. But not everyone with Facebook clicks (or even sees) ads. How does this shake out in the long run, I wonder?

-Kyle

Kyle Psaty
PerkStreet Financial
Matthew Coan

I think companies are looking to get people to help spread the word about their products through facebook because people look to their friends for advice on everything. If someone likes a product or a service then they will most likely tell their friends about it on facebook. And now that you can make some extra money for doing so it will drive more and more people to promote the products/services that they like.
http://Twitter.com/KylePs80 Kyle Psaty

Thanks Matthew,
You’re totally right. This phenomenon is really just about forward-thinking companies going to where the conversation is happening and making sure that their good customers have something valuable to contribute — and that they are incentivized to have that conversation. At the end of the day, good business is about empowering your customers to be great customers. When interests are aligned, it’s easy for people to recommend a company that serves them well. Thanks much for the comment.

-Kyle

Kyle Psaty
PerkStreet Financial
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