Advertising Guide and everything Advertisers ought know about Facebook

If you want an advertising guide to help you make money off of Facebook, then you may find yourself out of luck. Sure, you can create a banner ad and try to get people to visit your website, but there is no guarantee that it will work. You can even create a profile designed to attract people to your business but none of that matters if you are not making money. A guide would be great. It could point you in the right direction and help you woo Facebook into running your ads.

Facebook is a social networking website devoted to promoting interaction between its members. You can use the Facebook application as a way to share stories, find friends or if you are trying to make money blogging, use it as part of your internet marketing strategy. You do this through blogging and through bulletins found on the Wall within Facebook. You can post networking news for the world to read through your profile. Again, if you are trying to build a passive income stream and wish to display blogs products from an online store, then simply upload photos into albums so that visitors and friends can see your merchandise. Clicking on these pictures will lead them into your online store and hopefully to a sale, all without doing nothing more than a few posts in your Facebook account.

Business experts can be your advertising guide. Take a cue from them and see how it is that they get so much business through ads. Another great way to understand how advertising works is to take a look around at different websites. Do you notice the flashing banners and advertisements that are lit up? They beckon people to "click here" and be transported to their website.

Often times, we hear about merger news about Facebook being acquired by a large company, such as Google or Yahoo. As of yet this has not occurred and if founder Mike Zuckerberg has anything to say about it, it will not be happening anytime soon. This means that for now your advertising services are still in need. When you advertise through a banner ad, Facebook gets a portion of the sale. It is this portion that allows Facebook to remain free to the public. It will stay free as long as there is daily advertising by companies and businesses that want to put their banner ads onto the site.

Any advertising guide would advise that you pay attention to media facts when attempting to make money off of a website. The dot com fiasco of the 90s is enough to show anyone that fact. But not all facts are set in stone. Facebook is certainly not out of the competition and still does need advertising services in order to remain in operation. Will the website generate enough traffic for you to make tons of money? No one can guarantee that.