is Facebook Ads a PPC?

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Hey there, is facebook ads considered PPC? (if it does, i wonder why there's no a sub forum for it)anyway, I'm thinking about trying it in order to bring traffic to some website of mine, but when I went to facebook's advertising section, i see that the first step is to "create a facebook page".I have no interest in doing so as i want to send traffic to my site, can someone elaborate me the concept of facebook ads, is it meant only for people with facebook pages??
 
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thanks, but isn't there simply a straight answer?
 
When you create your ad you enter the URL you want to send the visitors to, either a FB page, or your own website.
 
Judging from what is currently running for me, it's not... There is a cost for the impressions too (although it is negligible)..
 
ok thanks, for some reason facebook make it look as if it is mandatory to maintain a facebook fanpgae.

can anyone recommend me where to look for a facebook ads voucher? is $250 the max amount of voucher theses days?
 
You can run either a cpc or an impresssion campaign

You can buy coupons on fiverr
 
It is a form of PPC.You don't need a FB page to run it.It is required if you want your ad to show in the news feed.Just select the External Website option for targeting traffic to your website..
 
You can run either a cpc or an impresssion campaign

You can buy coupons on fiverr

Ive went there and typed in the search "facebook voucher", but only got results for adwords vouchers... any other suggestion?
 
you can make your way up on facebook ads with only vouchers from fiverr
its a little tricky tho, you have to buy vcc on fiverr aswell to create new accounts
and i dont even know how to pass the phone verification , i havent done it in months, but you can try

facebook ads you can link to facebook pages or apps within facebook
or you can llink to a external website, you cannot direct link to cpa offers o any other offer as an affiliate because they will ban your ass, hope it helps
Cheers
 
I want to use only one voucher, just to see what it is like (if I find facebook ads good for me, I'll use my CC)
I can link to an external website that carries in it an affiliate link though, right?
 
I want to use only one voucher, just to see what it is like (if I find facebook ads good for me, I'll use my CC)
I can link to an external website that carries in it an affiliate link though, right?

Im not FB guru,but i belive they will not accept your first campaign with voucher (this happened to me).But you can start a campaign for $5
 
Yes it can be PPC but I think there are also some other options.
 
Im not FB guru,but i belive they will not accept your first campaign with voucher (this happened to me).But you can start a campaign for $5

does it mean I can apply the voucher after I open my account? is there a time limit for applying it? I remember that in adwords it used to be around 14 days.
 
does it mean I can apply the voucher after I open my account? is there a time limit for applying it? I remember that in adwords it used to be around 14 days.

Its the other way round.You can apply it in the beginning only.
 
mmm so I didn't understand how do they differentiate whether your campaign is funded from real money or by a voucher, if you must apply it when you open the account....?
 
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He has a method where he can generates hundreds of them that work perfectly also for veteran FB accounts.
* I have tried his coupons many times, never had any issues
ok thanks, for some reason facebook make it look as if it is mandatory to maintain a facebook fanpgae.

can anyone recommend me where to look for a facebook ads voucher? is $250 the max amount of voucher theses days?
 
You don't need a page to advertise in facebook. Just use your website url and advertise in facebook. That's the best solution.
 
a big online ad agency posted a stat lately that something like people are 28x more likely to click on a sponsored post in the news feed (tied to a FB page) so might want to look at that over the sidebar ads

you can still work in an external url
 
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