The Vancouver Facebook Developers Garage was a hit. The hall was packed and they had to turn people away at the door. the first half was a bunch of nerds who had crawled out of their dark basements to brag about their awesome implimentations of freeBSD and Ruby on Rails that was oh so scalable blah blah blah. Most people sat and showed their neighbour the cool games they had downloaded onto their iPhones.

There were some interesting apps demo’d but the real question was - ‘Now what? How do I make money from this?’ I kindly answered this question for everyone after the break.

There were 100+ people in the room, all developers and programmers generally. Many with active apps and most working on one or more.

I asked how many people in this room are currently making more than $100 a day from their app. Three or four people raised their hand. I asked how many people THINK they could make $10000 a day from an app? Slowly two people raised their hands. I asked what would you think if I told you about a guy who likely made close to a million dollars this week for their app! You’d think I was full of shit right? Only Greg Andrews, one of the organizers, had any faith. By the end of my talk… they all had faith and I was mobbed by people hungry for more.

In these two videos I give three concrete examples of how people are making huge coin off of their Facebook Apps using CPA offers that can be found in MillnicMedia. Simple examples that you can use TODAY to get paid.

Monetizing Face Book Apps with Jason Bailey - Part One

Monetizing Facebook with Jason Bailey - Part 2

Apps talked about in this talk
The Pink Ribbon Application
My Graveyard
My Aquarium
Yoga Pose of the Day
Scratch and Win

My Facebook Profile
Gilbert Jason Bailey
Contact me there if you have any questions or comments.

Join MillnicMedia today and start Making Money from your Facebook Application.

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