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I pay for Facebook (ads, as well as boosting posts). That makes me a customer, I guess.
by drusepth 10y ago
I pay for Facebook (ads, as well as boosting posts). That makes me a customer, I guess.
- koolba 10y ago> I pay for Facebook. That makes me a customer. How does one pay for Facebook? Is there a premium service I'm not aware of?
- Belphemur 10y agoWhen you own pages you can use Facebook advertising system to #feature# your page on it. Same way Google do with adword on their search page.
- drusepth 10y agoHey, sorry. I edited my comment to clarify shortly after posting it, but I imagine you probably loaded the page in the meantime and responded later. I run ads on Facebook for several Facebook pages and additionally promote their posts (using the per-post boosting) fairly regularly.
- koolba 10y agoOkay that makes sense. I thought it was from the perspective of a John Q. User who has a Facebook account. In your example though the Ads are the product you're paying for. Not the Facebook account that is purchasing them, though I see how they're inherently linked.
- tech2 10y agoYou may fulfill both roles, customer and product, but I think that would make you a bit of a rarity. They can upset you as a product and support you as a customer at the same time.