Facebook Advertising for Beginners

Facebook Advertising for Beginners

Did you know that Facebook now has over 1.5 billion daily active users?

And on average a person spends 50 minutes per day on their Facebook account!

If you can launch ads to the right target audience then this is enough time to convert your traffic into paying customers for your business. This is the trend for online advertising right now!

In this course you will learn how to setup your Facebook ads properly.

And because you are just getting started with Facebook, I am going to be covering the most common mistakes that everyone makes on Facebook. These are certain counter-intuitive principles that make the difference between wasting your money and running a profitable campaign.

And it just so happens that because they are counter-intuitive, we all have a tendency to make these mistakes.

I believe that some of the Facebook Insider Tips that I have created for you will save you a lot of money in testing.

However, this course is not about building a Fan page and getting free traffic, although your fan page will get more popular. This course is not about getting more Facebook Likes, Shares or Comments. Although when you apply the techniques I show you you’re highly likely to get likes, shares and comments.   

This course is all about Facebook Ads. It’s all about paid ads so that you can setup a campaign today and instantly get a lot of traffic to your website or offer.

To get started, click “Take this course” button and start running profitable Facebook Ads.

Complete walk-through for creating your Facebook ads account and setting up your first campaign

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What you will learn

• You will be able to create own Facebook ad campaigns
• You will create ads that attract the “right” kind of clicks (so that you get more conversions)
• You’ll learn a simple method to minimize unwanted clicks from users who just click cause their bored (it’s in the ad creation stage)

Rating: 4.35

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Tom Wiztek