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Facebook Marketplace vs. Exchange Ads: 3 Important Differences

Facebook ads aren’t all the same. Marketplace ads (Like Ads, Sponsored Stories, etc.) and Facebook Exchange ads (FBX) offer a different approach to buying, data, and intent. These are the three most important differences you need to understand.

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SEO Celebrity Speakers Line-up Announced for In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX – PR Newswire (press release)

SEO Celebrity Speakers Line-up Announced for In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX
PR Newswire (press release)
In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX West, hosted by SEOinhouse.com, announces a star-studded SEO speaker line-up led by In-house SEO Advocate and Search Engine Land columnist Jessica Bowman on March 14th. Bowman handpicked the following
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SEO Celebrity Speakers Line-up Announced for In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX – eReleases (press release)

SEO Celebrity Speakers Line-up Announced for In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX
eReleases (press release)
7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ – SEOinhouse.com Google Alert: Let's face it, keeping up with SEO and Google's infamous updates can be just as annoying as keeping up with the Kardashians! In-house SEO Exchange at #SMX West, hosted by SEOinhouse.com,
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Websites Will be Designed with Search in Mind with Perfect Search DesignPR Web (press release)
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What Is The Facebook Exchange Opportunity?

Welcome to 2013 folks, the year that programmatic marketing and big data will dominate the thoughts of smart marketers, now with the additive known as FBX, or the Facebook Exchange. Anything this big and new is bound to cause disruption, and therefore opportunity, and so let’s look at how you can…



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How Facebook Exchange (FBX) Can Help Search Marketers Improve Reach & Performance

Since its launch a few months back, the Facebook Exchange (aka FBX) has created lots of buzz amongst companies involved in Real Time Bidding (RTB). While much of the initial discussion about FBX was centered around low-funnel tactics such as site retargeting, more companies (including my company,…



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Search Retargeting Arrives on Facebook’s Advertising Exchange

The same tactics that make search marketing uniquely effective at capturing a user’s intent can now be deployed on Facebook. Here’s a quick look at what Facebook’s introduction of search retargeting on the FBX means for advertisers.

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Facebook’s Ad Exchange Has A Promising Launch

The much-anticipated Facebook Exchange, intended to help advertisers target ads at customers who have visited their site, finally launched Thursday and the early indications are it could be a game-changer.

That’s according to Triggit, a real-time media management company that is one of a handful of partners Facebook has worked with in the beta phase of FBX, as the exchange is called. Triggit’s analysis of campaigns by Shutterfly and one other client found that FBX:

  • Offered advertisers click-through rates up to four times higher with re-targeted ads and previous online ad exchanges
  • Conversion rates of to 2.2 times higher than previous exchanges
  • Cost-per-click rates that were 6.5 times less, on average, than re-targeted ads and other online ad exchanges
  • Conversion rates 18 percent to 30 percent higher than those of a control group

How It Works

People can expect to see more ads on Facebook for company’s whose sites they have visited. When they visit the site of a brand participating in FBX, a cookie will follow them, marking them for better-targeted ads on Facebook.

Behind the scenes, Facebook’s systems pings the advertisers for a real-time bid. If the bid is high enough, the ad is displayed to a cookied person in Facebook’s right sidebar. Being in real time, this feature will enable advertisers to deliver time-sensitive ads, which should help with conversions.

And unlike some other ads on Facebook, people can’t opt out, according to a June TechCrunch article.


What It Means

If Triggit’s numbers hold up for other brands, it could dramatically alter how Facebook is seen by advertisers. Until now, brands have primarily used Facebook to build awareness, not direct conversions. Those conversions, which FBX might provide, are where the real online advertising dollars lie.

 



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Search Exchange 2012: SEO, social media, and more – ZDNet (blog)

Search Exchange 2012: SEO, social media, and more
ZDNet (blog)
Search Exchange is an Internet marketing conference you don't want to miss! Mark your calendars, because it's coming up soon.

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Facebook Exchange: Real-Time Ad Bidding & Retargeting Set to Launch Soon

Facebook will soon launch a service that allows marketers to retarget users and bid in real-time based on their recent browsing activity. Facebook Exchange pricing will be based on a CPM basis, with ad spots sold via third-party partners

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Google and Nextag’s Jeff Katz Exchange Blows

Jeffery Katz, a vocal Google critic and the CEO of Nextag, recently published an article in The Wall Street Journal claiming that Google is misusing its monopolistic powers to squash competing companies. In the article, Katz emphasized that Google currently holds 82% of the global search market and 98% of the mobile search markets, which [...]



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