CLAM method
In network marketing, especially if you’re using Simon Chan’s CLAM method (Comment, Like, Add, Message), the “how many” isn’t random — it’s based on how much you want your business to grow and how consistent you can be without burning out.
Here’s a practical daily numbers framework for Facebook, broken into each stage of your funnel:
1. Daily Facebook Friend Building (CLAM stage)
Goal: Constantly add new warm prospects into your network.
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30–50 new friend requests per day (quality over quantity — target your niche).
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Engage with at least 50–70 posts/stories daily (comments + likes) so your requests don’t feel cold.
2. Daily Prep Group Invitations
Goal: Move the most promising new friends into your Facebook Preparation Group (where you warm them up with value, testimonials, and your story).
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Invite 5–10 people per day from your new connections.
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Only invite after a short friendly conversation — avoid dumping strangers into the group.
3. Daily Product Group Invitations
Goal: Move those who show product interest into your Product Facebook Group.
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Invite 3–5 people per day (these are prospects who reacted positively to your health/value posts, asked about results, or engaged in your prep group).
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Keep these invites personalized: “I think you’ll like the success stories in this group…”
4. Daily Business Opportunity Group Invitations
Goal: Move those who express interest in earning income into your Opportunity Group.
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Invite 2–3 people per day (usually from prep group chats or product group members who ask about “how to make money too”).
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Frame it as exclusive: “This is a private group where I share the exact steps I took…”
5. Daily Follow-ups
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Follow up with 10–20 people daily (mix of product interest, opportunity interest, and people you’ve spoken to before).
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Follow-up rate is where 80% of sign-ups come from in network marketing.
How it looks in action (Example daily routine)
Stage | Daily Target | Purpose |
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CLAM (Friend building) | 30–50 adds | Fill your funnel |
Prep Group Invites | 5–10 | Warm-up stage |
Product Group Invites | 3–5 | Product-focused |
Opportunity Group Invites | 2–3 | Business-focused |
Follow-ups | 10–20 | Convert interest to action |
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