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Facebook, the social media network, will become the advertising network tonight when it launches Facebook Ads. Facebook made the official announcement today at Ad:Tech New York. The new ad network fires a shot across the bows of Google, which is trying to take Facebook head on with its own social-networking platform call OpenSocial.

Facebook Ads is comprised of three parts:

  • Social Ads: Ads targeted at Facebook members using their profile data.
  • Beacon: Ad widgets that advertisers can put on their own sites that allow Facebook members to become product endorsers, and spread that endorsement to all of their friends on Facebook through their personal feeds.
  • Insight: Aggregated profile information that is exposed to Facebook advertisers that tells them what kind of people are getting their ads and who is clicking on them.

With over 50 million users and a very targeted demographic profiling of those users, Facebook is going to be very attractive to brand advertisers. However, I have a feeling Internet marketers will be finding ways to make money off the new platform as well.

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    Comment by worknplay
    2007-11-06 17:51:20
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    And who would those internet marketers be ? You ;-)

    Comment by Jack
    2007-11-06 18:59:51
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    and me :twisted:

    Comment by David Wilkinson
    2007-11-06 22:51:47
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    Hella - count me in too! :twisted:

    Comment by Teejay
    2007-11-10 05:03:51
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    I’m in too.

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    Comment by SEO Optimization
    2007-11-06 20:05:46
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    And many others within that 50 million number.

    I will definitively give them a try

     
    Comment by Blackysky
    2007-11-06 20:13:06
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    Do you smell money at facebook ahahaha but there is a problem no by using kids profile data … to know what they really want.. it’s a litle bit silly no? do they provide a privacy setting ?

     
     
    Comment by Jamie Harrop
    2007-11-06 17:52:10
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    Is that an “I already have something planned” smell that lingers around this post, John? :D

    Honestly, I probably won’t be taking advantage of this move as an Internet marketer. As a result, and as a regular FaceBook user, I just hope the adverts don’t take FaceBook to the same place as Myspace (the trash can).

     
    Comment by iantrepreneur
    2007-11-06 18:10:22
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    hmm..very interseted in beacon and insight

    social ads didnt play or work for me not too sure if it is just like facebook flyers pro - but I found it to be useless - since I keep getting rejected for my ads not too damn sure!

    I willw ant to try these 2 new features tho!

     
    Comment by bmunch
    2007-11-06 18:12:27
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    Yes, I really prefer the clean and simple interface of Facebook than the spammy MySpace.
    But I wonder how an internet marketer can take advantages of this opportunity.

    Comment by Ventrilo Server
    2007-11-06 20:04:25
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    I totally agree, I can’t stand myspace

    Comment by Neil Duckett
    2007-11-06 22:58:43
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    Likewise …. joined Myspace but never access the site. Facebook is much cleaner and easier to use.

    Comment by Teejay
    2007-11-10 05:07:21
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    I don’t think the cleanliness will last long with the upcoming ads.

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    Comment by Wayne Liew
    2007-11-07 05:13:29
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    Other services like MySpace and Friendster will be losing out their members to Facebook really fast with the introduction of such simple money making opportunities for their members.

     
     
    Comment by Money Blue Book
    2007-11-06 18:26:33
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    I bet Google AdSense wishes they can get into this racket somehow.
    -Raymond

     
    Comment by David Finch
    2007-11-06 18:27:51
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    It will be interesting in the next few days to see how this new platform is used. I believe we will continue to see the clean interface and the new adds will stay within this framework.

     
    Comment by Joe Ngo
    2007-11-06 18:48:44
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    This is interesting because the Facebook crowd is the kind that will click on a lot of stuff I think. I mean, they have to click to do almost anything on that site. I’d like to see what the click thru rate is.

    There is also potential that it may be lost in all the applications that are available. It’s already pretty cluttered as it is.

     
    Comment by Kenneth
    2007-11-06 18:50:58
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    Microsoft get the good thing this time.

     
    Comment by Etienne Teo
    2007-11-06 19:15:51
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    It is time Facebook start monetizing their site to make more money, With so many targeted members, offering adspace within will surely be a considerable offer for marketers who are serious to make a turnover. :mrgreen:

     
    Comment by Magnus
    2007-11-06 19:37:01
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    Everything’s going to the advertising bandwagon. I like facebook as it is but who would not want extra income, right?

     
    Comment by Ventrilo Server
    2007-11-06 19:52:34
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    This is very big, and they’re open about its capabilities now

     
    Comment by Chris Jacobson
    2007-11-06 19:55:16
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    As said above, I hope Facebook doesn’t turn into another MySpace. It’s bad enough there’s already so many applications which clutter pages, the last thing they need is ads.

    Comment by Wayne Liew
    2007-11-07 05:15:28
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    We shall see if this happens. Ads as a money making opportunity for member might be an attraction but sometimes things can go wrong like MySpace.

    Stay tuned. :mrgreen:

     
     
    Comment by Jeff Kee
    2007-11-06 19:56:44
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    FINALLY ITS HERE!!!!

     
    Comment by Make Money Online
    2007-11-06 20:12:49
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    Why should Google be the only one to earn. Will just have to wait for the facebook IPO :razz:

     
    Comment by Bedroom Furniture
    2007-11-06 20:21:11
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    More evidence of the increasing importance of social networking platforms i guess.

    And weren’t you complaining earlier John, that Facebook does not know how to make money? They must have heard you. :wink:

     
    Comment by WebProxyTalk
    2007-11-06 20:24:14
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    As long as they keep ads restrained to that little sidebar Im happy.

     
    Comment by Rob
    2007-11-06 21:31:33
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    So how can we exploit this to profit? Something I’m sure you won’t tell us….
    *runs off to figure it out himself*

     
    Comment by Blog Contests
    2007-11-06 21:50:00
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    Will have to check it out

     
    Comment by MoneyNing Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-11-06 22:12:04
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    Hmm. I bet Facebook will find a way to make millions of dollars. Hopefully it won’t be as annoying as adsense ads!

     
    Comment by chetan
    2007-11-06 22:34:44
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    Had heard about this a few days ago.. now good to see this being launched.
    Would be a great one!

     
    Comment by Domtan
    2007-11-07 03:31:10
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    Rivalry is always a good thing. Hopefully we will all gain from this competition.

     
    Comment by Wayne Liew
    2007-11-07 05:11:17
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    Wow, sooner or later, every money lovers will be fleeing social network sites like Friendster and MySpace just to make money on Facebook.

    Facebook for me is the greatest ever social network site. This will be a big step forward for them

     
    Comment by John
    2007-11-07 05:52:42
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    Wow, its hard to believe that there are so many social networking sites that are even that successful. With myspace, facebook, hi5, xanga, friendster…

    I’m surprised these networking sites stay so popular!

     
    2007-11-07 05:53:45
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    I launched a group on facebook a couple months ago in order to promote my blog. Never had much luck. I’m thinking that the fact that my company can have an actual profile now will change that.

    Myspace on the other hand…. lots and lots of traffic.

     
    Comment by Voice Of Dingchao
    2007-11-07 05:59:33
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    That’s good for facebook. But I don’t know if we can really make some money from facebook. Can anyone tell me?
    Thank you very much.

    Comment by David
    2007-11-07 09:55:14
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    Money can definitely be made on Facebook…you just gotta work it right… :twisted:

     
     
    Comment by Home Recording
    2007-11-07 06:27:27
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    Google’s open platform announced is for a revolutionary technology to give smartphone users access to the web. It will take time however and the mobile phone industry apart from, MS are jittery. Facebook have also announced that it is with the permission of their subscribers only information about them will be shared with advertisers.

     
    Comment by Egonitron
    2007-11-07 06:41:30
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    Bastard, rolling this out right as BlogWorld Expo starts? I guess I’ll have to wait until Monday to exploit this.

     
    Comment by Adam Mckerlie
    2007-11-07 06:42:07
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    Haha great, another thing that’ll just clutter up Facebook. I personally liked them much better before their applications. If this affects the layout in a large way it’ll probably be the last nail in the coffin for me.

     
    Comment by MoneyNing Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-11-07 11:27:00
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    The only thing facebook does for me is the photos, wall and private messages. Anything else is like spam :)

     
    Comment by Effected
    2007-11-07 21:51:04
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    Well i’m testing it now….got a few ideas going. Let see if any actally works…

     
    Comment by innova pixel Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-11-07 22:23:17
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    Yes you can make money on facebook! i was testing yesterday when they launched Facebook Ads, and Flyers Pro stopped working.

    I made two sales for one secret product you know? :twisted:
    You just need to find a niche were young guys are interested (hint *cough*girls*cough*) or girls too.

    Thats not an affiliate product, because they are not acepted :wink:

     
    2007-11-08 03:02:33
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    I’ll never understand why Facebook seems like such a lucrative deal. To me the site is totally boring.

     
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    Comment by Gary Grant
    2007-11-08 06:58:57
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    This may sound shallow, but given that most of my online income arrives via paypal, it pisses me off when a site doesn’t accept paypal.

     
    Comment by Shawn Jooste Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-11-08 12:45:57
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    What an awesome opportunity to monetize the largest network in the world.

    Facebook, is like the internet within the internet. I can think of a dozen ways to make money off facebook with this type of advertising.

     
    Comment by Geiger
    2007-11-08 13:10:43
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    They have a long way to go. They don’t tell you why you get disapproved and their tracking is non-existent. I didn’t realize they did not accept affiliate links until I read it in these comments. I can’t even find where they have their Terms of Service.

    This is completely Bush League!

     
    Comment by BareFly
    2007-11-10 01:26:17
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    Cool! Now facebook will be earning six figures a month!

     
    Comment by Teejay
    2007-11-10 05:02:51
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    @BareFly. LOL.
    Let’s hope we can get something out of it.

     
    Comment by bloggernoob
    2007-11-17 18:28:11
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    i’d better join facebook and other social networking sites. i should have joined years ago, but then again i should have started blogging years ago. better late then never

     
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