Facebook advertising - Worth it ????
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bushinonasake
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- May 7, 2013
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Freebies and discounts can get monetized in facebook if redirected outside the page. Groupon is actually taking advantage of this. But it's also possible for FB Fanpage owners to monetize using a built in Paypal shop in their accounts. I have one in an FB Fanpage I manage. Online job offers are also a great way to utilize facebook ads. I have an FB Fanpage that's been getting regular affiliates for online jobs (most are users from India and China). But I am yet too earn "big time" from all these fanpages, probably due to the fact that I can only devote little time to my online activities because of current offline businesses that I manage. I'm sure BHers that can devote their full time can monetize and monetize big. The odds are in the favour of the knowledgeable BHers. Just look at the FB population. If you can't monetize from that amount of a captured audience and your a full fledged BHer then all hope is lost for the rest of us. LOL. Hope this helps. 
adamprattler
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- Jun 28, 2013
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People already became banner ad blind in FB. Still you can get some like from sponsored story. But I can guarantee you, its simply waste of money.
kingoptimizer
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- May 31, 2013
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FB is the best marketing tool, if you know how to use it.
A couple of tips:
- Run campaigns on cpc and cpm then compare which one is cheaper, then switch.
- You can now add conversion codes and actually tell facebook that you CTA for a like is... You will need to dig a little deeper in their developer guidelines to get the full results
- Run competitions that attract shares and like. If you invite 3 friends, you get free t-shirt, ebook, etc.. These will get you 3 people for 1 click if the contest is cool, so you are actually dividing our CPC by 3. Makes facebook soo cheap.
- Use their targeting to the fullest extent making sure your audience is set to the correct targets.
- Test different target sets to figure out the best target groups then pause all other LOSERS
- Exclude users who already like your page, campaigns, etc.. (whatever your goal is)
- Don't use same credit card on the multiple facebook ad ACCOUNTs (they think they are the bank and will ban you)
- USE question marks in the ad title. This will increase CTR. Ex: Do you like weed?
- Make sure you have conversion tracking if you are sending to external sites. This will help you measure the true performance and effectiveness of campaigns.
- Keep checking the bids option, because they update their bids quite frequently. If you ever decrease your bids and still get the same reach, then facebook is taking a premium! - which is not cool
For contests, etc.. the best tool, which last I used was free is called: Woobox
In my experience, the best converting ad type for likes, is the sponsored story ad type, however that was for electronics niche.
A couple of tips:
- Run campaigns on cpc and cpm then compare which one is cheaper, then switch.
- You can now add conversion codes and actually tell facebook that you CTA for a like is... You will need to dig a little deeper in their developer guidelines to get the full results
- Run competitions that attract shares and like. If you invite 3 friends, you get free t-shirt, ebook, etc.. These will get you 3 people for 1 click if the contest is cool, so you are actually dividing our CPC by 3. Makes facebook soo cheap.
- Use their targeting to the fullest extent making sure your audience is set to the correct targets.
- Test different target sets to figure out the best target groups then pause all other LOSERS
- Exclude users who already like your page, campaigns, etc.. (whatever your goal is)
- Don't use same credit card on the multiple facebook ad ACCOUNTs (they think they are the bank and will ban you)
- USE question marks in the ad title. This will increase CTR. Ex: Do you like weed?
- Make sure you have conversion tracking if you are sending to external sites. This will help you measure the true performance and effectiveness of campaigns.
- Keep checking the bids option, because they update their bids quite frequently. If you ever decrease your bids and still get the same reach, then facebook is taking a premium! - which is not cool
For contests, etc.. the best tool, which last I used was free is called: Woobox
In my experience, the best converting ad type for likes, is the sponsored story ad type, however that was for electronics niche.
tetogarcia
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- Jul 30, 2013
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yes it is worth it
Ianaesthetized
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- Feb 25, 2013
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Facebook is pretty cheap if you do it right. I had over 300% roi on the second day of a campaign earlier this week. On a side note, if anyone is selling/knows where to buy facebook accounts pm me with your inventory. They DONT need to be 250/day. Also I need to know the geographic location of the ip they were made from.
marshshehan
Newbie
- Aug 8, 2013
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Don't Do that mistake broo.... it sucks
What is the poster you use?
killbillkuni
Newbie
- Oct 28, 2013
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Worked for my friend his page grew 20 times.
killbillkuni
Newbie
- Oct 28, 2013
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Though it needs to be targetted to a particular audience and to a certain age group
webmasterbd
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- Dec 2, 2009
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anyone would be interested buying two working facebook ads account with $50 & 250 spending limit daily?