How to Earn Money with Facebook

 Most importantly, what is Pinterest? It's a person to person communication and social distributing site dependent on pictures. Something like Tumblr meets Flickr. I need to state directly off the bat "I love Pinterest." I truly trust it will in the long run become a greater social phenom than even Facebook yet now apparently Pinterest is for ladies as it were. Almost 90% of the clients on Pinterest are ladies. I have seen of late that more men are joining the sticking fever and possibly this is on the grounds that us folks will in general get in on the social thing a piece more slow. ( I'm certain a great deal of folks will differ with me yet so what. It's just my supposition and that and a dollar will get you some espresso)  What flabbergasts me about Pinterest is the measure of time individuals spend per visit. It has been accounted for that the normal time per visit is more than the time spent on Facebook and Google consolidated and it was accounted for that P

  You may not think of Facebook as new and edgy anymore. But you can’t deny its popularity. There are more than 2 billion monthly active Facebook users, with 1.37 billion actively using the social network every day. It is no surprise, therefore, that many people and businesses try to earn money from Facebook. With such a vast potential audience, it makes good sense. It can be challenging, though, to make money on Facebook. Because of Facebook's sheer size, it can be challenging to stand out from the crowd. This is particularly the case now that Facebook only shows a selection of posts in a person's feed. In fact is it probable that the statuses you lovingly craft and upload to your business page will reach no more than 2% of your followers. Every time somebody opens their Facebook feed the   Facebook algorithm goes through four steps  to decide which posts it will show that person: Inventory  – the algorithm examines all of the recent statuses shared by the person’s friends and