scary future

[Agency HLV]

If facebook can't make money anymore, and running ads is too expensive, what should the people who work for facebook do?

 

[DropVS]

move to other plataform..

 

[Agency HLV]

Starting a new platform can be difficult and complicated, and it's not even known if it will be stable.

 

[GRILLSCAN]

Starting a new platform can be difficult and complicated, and it's not even known if it will be stable.

Even so, I think they’ll have to accept it and get used to it over time...

 

[Agency HLV]

It must be so because everyone has their own job.

 

[ProxySight]

I guess they'd have to rethink everything, maybe pivot to selling tools, subscriptions, or even licensing AI tech. Or... leave. Honestly, when a ship shifts direction, not all the crew stays on.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

If facebook can't make money anymore, and running ads is too expensive, what should the people who work for facebook do?

If you don't have this job, there will be another job. If you don't have this foundation, there will be another foundation. Surely you will still survive.

 

[AURURA AGENCY]

Overall, this conversion process is quite costly and inefficient under the current circumstances. We need to change the content and visuals to test the ads in order to achieve better advertising metrics.

 

[Andredon]

I don't think that can happen, They're pioneer. Ads are expensive cuz of high competition, If competition decreases ads will be affordable on that niche but regardless fb wil still make money.

 

[AirtightFan]

They’d likely pivot toward AI, AR/VR, or other profitable products. Big tech usually reinvents fast when ad revenue slows down.

 

[Agency HLV]

I guess they'd have to rethink everything, maybe pivot to selling tools, subscriptions, or even licensing AI tech. Or... leave. Honestly, when a ship shifts direction, not all the crew stays on.

We have to go find another ship to stay on.

 

[Miracle Agency]

If facebook can't make money anymore, and running ads is too expensive, what should the people who work for facebook do?

If we want to survive on Facebook for a long time, we must adapt.

 

[Agency HLV]

If you don't have this job, there will be another job. If you don't have this foundation, there will be another foundation. Surely you will still survive.

Do you have any suggestions for other platforms?

 

[Spark Marketing Agency]

Moving to another platform or pivoting is always an option. They might shift to offering tools, subscriptions, or licensing AI tech, which is a strong growth area.

 

[TA Agency]

If facebook can't make money anymore, and running ads is too expensive, what should the people who work for facebook do?

Things are getting tougher, you need to focus on the platform that gives you the most profit

 

[Agency HLV]

Moving to another platform or pivoting is always an option. They might shift to offering tools, subscriptions, or licensing AI tech, which is a strong growth area.

AI is gradually replacing humans, how can we be more valuable than AI?

 

[Spark Marketing Agency]

AI is gradually replacing humans, how can we be more valuable than AI?

As AI continues to evolve, it’s true that many tasks traditionally performed by humans are being automated. However, our value lies in areas where AI still can’t fully compete: creativity, emotional intelligence, strategic thinking, and the ability to adapt and innovate in unpredictable situations. While AI can handle repetitive tasks efficiently, humans bring nuance, empathy, and complex problem-solving skills that are irreplaceable.

 

[LG AGENCY]

Always be prepared, and always have a way out.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

Facebook's ad landscape is definitely changing - higher costs and stricter policies are forcing everyone to adapt.But every shift creates new opportunities too. The key is staying flexible, testing alternative traffic sources, and building systems that aren’t fully reliant on one platform.

 

[BET365DAYS AGENCY]

If Facebook loses its ability to make money, many people will probably leave, Meta will lose its competitive advantage, many people will move to other platforms. Facebook will probably update more features that are more suitable for users and advertisers to balance advertising costs with competing platforms. Because Facebook is already a widely used platform, it was built by a team of engineers and has gone through a long journey. What do you think Meta will do to retain users and advertisers in this case?