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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2013 · 30 MIN

PUBCAST: Measuring Facebook Ad Success: Stop Wasting Time on These Silly Stats!

from The Pubcast with Jon Loomer · host Jon Loomer

Pull up a barstool! On this week's Pubcast, Jon goes solo and shares with you the most important Facebook news of the week as well as his strategies and tips for effective Facebook sales funnels and measuring ad success. Check out some of the topics he'll cover in this week's episode: The latest changes with Facebook links – what's 1:91:1 all about and why is it a big deal? How to measure Facebook ad success – what are "silly stats" vs good stats? The 5 stats you need to follow for successful Facebook ad reporting 4 steps to building an effective Facebook sales funnel Related Links:  New Link Thumbnail Dimensions How to Measure Facebook Ad Success 4 Steps to an Effective Sales Funnel FB Marketing Advanced University: Power Editor updates: Members get 20% off on one-on-one sessions (http://jonloomer.com/deal) Subscribe to have lessons emailed to you Monday through Friday (http://jonloomer.com/email) Sign up for FBMAU (http://jonloomer.com/fbmau)     Go to http://jonloomer.com/awesome to tell your friends that the Pubcast is awesome!

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