Food Celeb Credits Moolah Facebook Course for Her Success

Oct 3, 2019

As popular facebook marketing strategies course (Moolah) re-opens up for 36 hours, foodie Regina Braun sings its praises. "It has been a godsend" says Braun.

Calgary, Canada - October 2, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —

Regina Braun, founder of Leelalicious.com, recently wrote in a blog post called “Moolah: My Review” about the tremendous advantages and opportunities that come with modern social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.

“If there is one thing I absolutely love about the social media platforms of today, it is the fact that literally anyone can become a celebrity in their space. It used to be that fame and popularity belonged to a lucky few, but that is no longer the case. Thanks to platforms like Facebook” says Braun.

Braun, who in 2007 to 2008 ran a local specialty cake decoration business, says rising to stardom was significantly harder just ten years ago.

“When I started out, Facebook was fairly new and did not have half the brand building tools it has today. Twitter had been around for a while but wasn’t something people checked as religiously as they now check Facebook.”

“I had this local offline business where I would decorate cakes for people, and with the encouragement of my boyfriend, I started sharing pictures of my creations on my then blog and later on my social media outlets. It was a very slow and tedious process back then.” continued Braun.

Braun insists it took her almost a decade to grow her audience to 25,000 fans on her Facebook page.

“I’m telling you, it didn’t happen overnight. And it most definitely took a lot of hard work on my part to get it to 25,000 fans. In fact, I considered throwing in the towel many times.”

When asked how she managed to grow her audience to well over 100,000 fans, she said she did the unthinkable of investing in a facebook marketing course.

“One of my friends reported that she had taken this Facebook strategies course that had empowered her with knowledge to grow her Facebook audience incredibly fast. So when the opportunity presented itself a few months later to join the same course, I jumped in with both feet. The rest - as they say - is history.”

Braun went on to say that it took her almost a decade of hard work to get to 25,000 Facebook fans. After taking the course, she grew that same audience to over 100,000 followers in less than 6 months.

“It’s the craziest thing. You can work super hard on something for many years, and just not get anywhere. Once you tap into the wisdom and knowledge of those who have mastered what you are trying to do, you can literally shortcut your journey and arrive at your desired destination in a fraction of the time. At least that was the case for me in regards to building my Facebook fanbase.” says Braun.

When asked about the value she received from the course, Braun insisted it was invaluable.

“Listen, I went to college in my younger years. It cost me a fortune. Yet no matter how hard I worked with the information I learned, I was not guaranteed a job after I was done. Yet with Moolah, despite it being just a fraction of the cost and requiring just a fraction of the time to learn, I was able to do the unthinkable and create a tremendous fanbase that loves me!”

Braun continued saying “It has been a godsend for my family, and definitely has been the best training investment I have ever made. So the value was absolutely there and - to anyone looking to grow their Facebook fanbase - I’d not only recommend the Moolah course, but say it is a must take.”

Moolah - which is owned and managed by Rachel Miller - has been refining it’s teaching and training videos since 2016 and is opening up to new enrollees for just a few days every four to six months. The next 36 hour opening is scheduled for October 3, 2019.

Braun has written more extensively about the Moolah course on her blog, here: https://leelalicious.com/moolah-fb-course-review/

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Organization: Leelalicious
Website: https://leelalicious.com/advertise/

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