By Richa Pathak November 22nd, 2017 Do you want to retarget your offline event customer in Facebook? Do you know how to create the offline event custom audience? This article will help you discover how to create the offline events and new offline activity custom audience for your Facebook ads. To beat the competition … Continue reading How To Use Facebook’s Offline Activity Custom Audience For Retargeting
As Facebook begins rolling out its ‘View Ads’ tab on Pages, columnist Laura Collins discusses the ramifications for advertisers and how the new disclosure will affect ad transparency. Laura Collins on November 22, 2017 One of the foundations of Facebook advertising is the ability to segment your audience to serve relevant, tailored creative to … Continue reading What you need to know about Facebook’s new ad transparency
Joao Romao — October 10, 2017 Follow @joaoromaolx — October 10, 2017 Simon / Pixabay Understanding how Facebook works is tough. Their algorithms are updated constantly and it’s hard to keep track of every change. However, I think it’s quite possible to formulate a couple of rules or laws by analyzing their changes through the … Continue reading The Laws of Facebook’s News Feed
Snapchat’s program aims to win over mobile startups looking to acquire new users, the same type of advertiser that helped newly public Facebook overcome its ad problems. Tim Peterson on October 4, 2017 A newly public company with mounting concerns over the viability of its advertising business, Snapchat in 2017 resembles Facebook in 2012. … Continue reading With Snap Accelerate, Snapchat pursues mobile startups that built Facebook’s ad biz
By Stephen Moyers September 18th, 2017 Dynamic ads match the right people with the right products. Much like retargeted AdWords campaigns, Facebook’s ad service maximizes each dollar spent on digital advertisements. With such a large active user base, it makes sense for B2B and B2C companies to leverage the social media powerhouse in their advertising campaigns. … Continue reading How to Use Facebook’s Dynamic Ads
Nabeena Mali — August 7, 2017 Follow @nabeenam — August 7, 2017 There’s no denying: Facebook marketing, done right, works. It makes sense, just in potential audience alone. Consider these demographics published by Omnicore in January 2017: 87% of online users of age 18-29 are on Facebook. 74% of college graduates are on Facebook. 72% … Continue reading Facebook’s Hidden Gems: Underused Tools for Facebook Marketing
Nicole Blanckenberg — July 29, 2017 Follow @https://twitter.com/StoreYaCom — July 29, 2017 If you tackle AdWords and Facebook in the same way, you’re headed for ROI disappointment. Facebook, unlike AdWords, offers advertisers custom audiences, and if used correctly, can payoff in a BIG way: earning it the rightful place of eCommerce’s second leading paid traffic … Continue reading 5 Ways to Hack Facebook’s Custom Audiences for Big Payoffs
When Facebook’s CFO talks about a maxed-out ad load slowing advertising revenue growth, he’s only referring to Facebook’s news feed ad load. Tim Peterson on May 3, 2017 For almost a year, Facebook has warned that sometime in the middle of 2017 the social network will max out the number of ads it can … Continue reading The most important thing to know about Facebook’s ad load problem
Matt Curtis — March 24, 2017 — March 24, 2017 Facebook stands as the giant among other social media platforms with over one and a half BILLION active users. For this reason, it’s no surprise why so many businesses choose to use it as their go-to social media platform. Despite the heavy business usage, many … Continue reading Fighting the Algorithm: Facebook’s Greatest Strength is Your Biggest Weakness
The Facebook Ad Spotter extension for Chrome browsers highlights ads as they appear in the news feed and calculates the ratio of ads to organic posts. Tim Peterson on March 22, 2017 Some time this year, Facebook will max out the number of ads it can squeeze into people’s news feeds. But how many … Continue reading How to track Facebook’s ratio of ads to organic posts in your desktop news feed
