FB Cash Engine Review Brad Stephens

Created by Brad Stephens and Eric Nelson, FB Cash Engine is a product designed to educate users on the best ways of driving traffic to their sales site through Facebook.

What is the product?

FB Cash Engine comes in the form of a PDF document that is essentially a step by step guide showing how Brad Stephens and Eric Nelson make money through Facebook. Refreshingly they don’t advertise FB Cash Engine as a get quick rich scheme and very openly acknowledge that there is a degree of investment in terms of time and effort. In terms of how FB Cash Engine works, it seems to be based on a combination of CPA marketing and the usual Facebook marketing techniques. The idea is essentially that you use the traffic that you generate using these methods to convert to sales of your products on an external website.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

FB Cash Engine has been made available for the very reasonable price of $9.99. Brad Stephens and Eric Nelson also offer a 30 day money back guarantee should you be unhappy with the product. In terms of the return on this, as a training product results should really be qualitative rather than quantitative. That having been said Brad Stephens and Eric Nelson claim that you can expect to earn anywhere between $100 and $400 per day using FB Cash Engine.

Does the product provide value for money?

I think that FB Cash Engine does provide value for money given what is on offer.

Conclusion

To clarify something, I don’t believe that FB Cash Engine is quite the money making machine that Brad Stephens and Eric Nelson claim it is. That however doesn’t mean that it is without merit. I think that unless you are an experienced marketer there will be something within the pages of FB Cash Engine to suit you, especially if you are brand new to this. When coupled with a price of just $9.99 I think that FB Cash Engine creates a very attractive package.

 
 

 

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