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5 years ago, I bought a Facebook page from my friend for around $100.

At that time, many people thought:
“Why spend money on a Facebook page?”

I wasn’t thinking about quick profit.
I was thinking about digital assets.

For the next few years, I simply kept the page active by posting relevant content consistently.

No huge investment.
No complicated strategy.
Just consistency.

Then in 2025, the page got approved for content monetization.

Today, that same page earns around $700 USD per month…
and it’s still growing.

But that’s not the only digital asset I invested in.

Back in 2017, I also bought several Facebook groups with over 500K members each.

The price for one group?
Less than $100 USD.

Nowadays, I rent those groups to content creators who want to promote and grow their content.

Current passive income:
Around $200 USD per month.

Daily work needed?
Maybe 5 minutes to check the groups.

What’s interesting is this:

Around the same period, I also bought a physical apartment (650 sq ft).

The apartment rental income is actually LOWER than what one Facebook group generates.

I’m NOT saying digital assets are better than physical assets like land or apartments.

Physical assets are still powerful and important.

But many people underestimate how valuable digital assets can become over time.

A Facebook page.
A YouTube channel.
A TikTok account.
A Facebook group.
An email list.
A website.

These are modern assets too.

And sometimes…
their ROI can grow much faster than traditional investments.

The internet rewards ownership.

Most people scroll social media every day.

Very few people own the audience.

That’s the difference.