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Killer Facebook Ads: Master Cutting-Edge Facebook Advertising Techniques
Author: Marty Weintraub
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Expert Facebook advertising techniques you wont find anywhere else! Facebook has exploded to a community of more than half a billion people around the world, making it a deliciously fertile playground for marketers on the cutting edge. Whether you want to leverage Facebook Ads to generate Likes, promote events, sell products, market applications, deploy next-gen PR, ,this unique guide is the ultimate resource on Facebooks wildly successful pay-per-click advertising platform. Featuring clever workarounds, unprecedented tricks, and little-known tips for triumphant Facebook advertising, its a must-have on the online marketers bookshelf. Facebook advertising expert Marty Weintraub shares undocumented how-to advice on everything from targeting methods, advanced advertising techniques, writing compelling ads, launching a campaign, monitoring and optimizing campaigns, and tons more. Killer Facebook Ads serves up immediately actionable tips & tactics that span the gambit. Learn what Facebook ads are good for, how to set goals, and communicate clear objectives to your boss and stakeholders. ul lMaster highly focused demographic targeting on Facebooks social graph. Zero in on relevant customers now.l lGet extraordinary advice for using each available ad elementheadline, body text, images, logos, etc.for maximum effectl lHow to launch a Facebook advertising campaign and crucial monitoring and optimizing techniquesl lEssential metrics and reporting considerationsl lCaptivating case studies drawn from the authors extensive Facebook advertising experience, highlighting lessons from challenges and successesl lTasty bonus a robust targeting appendix jam-packed with amazing targeting combosl ul Packed with hands-on tutorials and expert-level techniques and tactics for executing an effective advertising campaign, this one-of-a-kind book is sure to help you develop, implement, measure, and maintain successful Facebook ad campaigns. **
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Expert Facebook advertising techniques you wont find anywhere else! Facebook has exploded to a community of more than half a billion people around the world, making it a deliciously fertile playground for marketers on the cutting edge. Whether you want to leverage Facebook Ads to generate Likes, promote events, sell products, market applications, deploy next-gen PR, ,this unique guide is the ultimate resource on Facebooks wildly successful pay-per-click advertising platform. Featuring clever workarounds, unprecedented tricks, and little-known tips for triumphant Facebook advertising, its a must-have on the online marketers bookshelf. Facebook advertising expert Marty Weintraub shares undocumented how-to advice on everything from targeting methods, advanced advertising techniques, writing compelling ads, launching a campaign, monitoring and optimizing campaigns, and tons more. Killer Facebook Ads serves up immediately actionable tips & tactics that span the gambit. Learn what Facebook ads are good for, how to set goals, and communicate clear objectives to your boss and stakeholders. ul lMaster highly focused demographic targeting on Facebooks social graph. Zero in on relevant customers now.l lGet extraordinary advice for using each available ad elementheadline, body text, images, logos, etc.for maximum effectl lHow to launch a Facebook advertising campaign and crucial monitoring and optimizing techniquesl lEssential metrics and reporting considerationsl lCaptivating case studies drawn from the authors extensive Facebook advertising experience, highlighting lessons from challenges and successesl lTasty bonus a robust targeting appendix jam-packed with amazing targeting combosl ul Packed with hands-on tutorials and expert-level techniques and tactics for executing an effective advertising campaign, this one-of-a-kind book is sure to help you develop, implement, measure, and maintain successful Facebook ad campaigns. **
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