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Facebook paid Advertising

Discussion in 'Facebook' started by revathychn, Sep 8, 2013.

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    I have used facebook ads for some pages I made and it was very good and cheap also
    I got targetted fans and likes and my page got 1000s of visits
    facebook also have boost your post option to boost any special post of yours. I used that to boost my site post and got plenty of visitors

    I tried to advertise an ebook selling site but facebook rejected saying "money making" claims was not accepted

    can anyone tell me if they have experience in advertising such sites on facebook ??

    how to earn money etc
     
    revathychn, Sep 8, 2013 IP
  2. EmmanuelFlossie

    EmmanuelFlossie Active Member

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    I have used it for an ecommerce site as an experiment. The sites traffic already has 80,000+ where i'm there consultant and developer. As a experiment I used Facebook to sell a product with free delivery. But only receive one conversion out of 12k views. So with our exercise I would say no. It's not worth it. Not yet anyways. It also depends on your niche.
     
    EmmanuelFlossie, Sep 8, 2013 IP
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    danasurvey Well-Known Member

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    Facebook can be very picky when it comes to advertising. I've tried paid advertising, but had better results through my own efforts.
     
    danasurvey, Sep 8, 2013 IP
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    CandleKeep Active Member

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    One thing you might try to use is the newsfeed ads.

    I heard from a reliable source that they are much more lenient with their newsfeed ads.

    :]

    But as a rule... They do NOT like "make money" offers.

    And... It can be risky to continually get your ads disapproved.

    Maybe try a different niche?

    And yes.. I am having success with Facebook ads. I do not promote any "make money" offers though.

    Hope this helps.
     
    CandleKeep, Sep 9, 2013 IP
  5. Meaka Avea

    Meaka Avea Greenhorn

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    I think it's free. You won't able to pay fees.
     
    Meaka Avea, Sep 26, 2013 IP