In part 1 we mention that, with Facebook Ads, you’ll become relevant the moment that Facebook starts showing your ads to all the right people that might be interested in your content, your software, your blog, or anything you have, based on their age, gender, location, interests and much more.
The same can be applied in your own situation. The best way to find out what type of websites you can use to advertise with Facebook Ads is by navigating the Facebook Personal News Feed.
What you’ll do is spent some time browsing your Personal News Feed, taking a special look at the ads labeled with the “Sponsored” tag.
In chapter 1 we mention that, with Facebook Ads, you’ll become relevant the moment that Facebook starts showing your ads to all the right people that might be interested in your content, your software, your blog, or anything you have, based on their
age, gender, location, interests and much more.
The same can be applied in your own situation. The best way to find out what type of websites you can use to advertise with Facebook Ads is by navigating the Facebook Personal News Feed.
What you’ll do is spent some time browsing your Personal News Feed, taking a special look at the ads labeled with the “Sponsored” tag.
They are mostly located on the right side of the news feed and occasionally on the principal news feed, where you see what people post.
You just need to click on the Ad and see where it redirects you. That’s how you can get a really good idea of what type of websites are being advertised.
You can refresh your News Feed and look for other sponsored ads. I advise you to save a list of all of those websites, so you can have several ideas on what is possible to promote with Facebook Ads.
You’ll be surprised at how simple it is for the websites to be advertised on Facebook Ads. It is based on the interests you have already optimized within your personal account.
If you want to know more about how that got on your news feed, you can click on the little arrow located in the top right corner of the newsfeed sponsored ad, and then click on “why am I seen this ad?”, so you’ll have a better understanding of how it works.
If you’d like to manage your ad preferences, you can do so, as well.
That area is absolutely amazing, this is how Facebook gets you the greatest traffic ever, the traffic is targeted according to the user’s behavior.
Facebook shows ads based on things they think the user cares about. The user’s preferences include information from his profile but, it also takes into consideration the actions he takes on and off Facebook.
The user can Add or remove preferences to see ads he’ll find relevant.
Facebook organizes all of your interests and actions into set categories. If you click on any one of them, you’ll see a list of specific websites and resources directly related to that category.
If you click on one of the resources, you’ll see what action you took, which shows Facebook your interest for that particular website or topic.
Let me tell you, it is a pure goldmine, and this is one way you can make sure Facebook will deliver you the greatest and most targeted traffic ever.
Well, I think y0u have a pretty good idea of how to find out what type of websites you can use to advertise with Facebook Ads, so you can make sure your websites meet the same standards.
The good thing is that you’ll see how all of those pages look so simple. Many of them are inner pages you can create in huge domains like fiverr.com. I advise you to make a big list of those pages promoted throughout the sponsored ads section, so you can make sure what type of websites have been approved by Facebook
