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Facebook looks to clean up Audience Network with higher standard for counting clicks

Facebook will stop charging advertisers for clicks on ads running across its Audience Network when people bounce back in less than 2 seconds. Tim Peterson on August 8, 2017   Facebook continues to try to ease advertisers’ concerns with ads running across its Audience Network ad network. After appraising Audience Network publishers’ ad placements last … Continue reading Facebook looks to clean up Audience Network with higher standard for counting clicks →

5 Ways to Use Facebook Ads to Take Down Your Competitors

Allen Finn — August 8, 2017 — August 8, 2017 I’m willing to wager that at least one of Facebook’s 5 million (and counting) advertisers is your direct competitor. Even if Joe’s HVAC or Asics or exceptionallypungentcatnip.org don’t know what the hell they’re doing, they’re siphoning your share of voice. What exactly does that mean? … Continue reading 5 Ways to Use Facebook Ads to Take Down Your Competitors →

Facebook’s Hidden Gems: Underused Tools for Facebook Marketing

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 →

McDonald’s Trounces Rivals In Battle For Facebook Audience But The Key Difference Is In Engagement

Sahail Ashraf — August 4, 2017 Follow @Talcontent — August 4, 2017 We have seen many times in the past a wonderfully savvy set of social media accounts in the fast food industry. Even those restaurants that still sell, essentially, fast food, have the same look and feel as the McDonald’s and the Burger Kings … Continue reading McDonald’s Trounces Rivals In Battle For Facebook Audience But The Key Difference Is In Engagement →