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Paid Promotion - Worth the expense??

FionnK86 · 2015-07-27 14:00:18

I've a small band, with a 500 Facebook likes. We've been tempted to open up our Facebook to a wider audience, through paid promotion, but are skeptical about how worthwhile this would be. Anyone have experience with small pages and promoting on a tight budget? :confused:

27-07-2015 2:00pm

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I've a small band, with a 500 Facebook likes. We've been tempted to open up our Facebook to a wider audience, through paid promotion, but are skeptical about how worthwhile this would be. Anyone have experience with small pages and promoting on a tight budget?

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#2 27-07-2015 10:00pm

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It's actually not all that expensive and you can control exactly how much you spend. I've done it a few times for my photography page and it does work. Be very specific in who and where you want to target, give yourself a budget of €4 per day and run it for 5 days - €20 spent - no big deal. You will pick up a few extra likes (if that's what you want) or you can run it for clicks to your website.

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