Facebook improves mobile app install ads, makes downloads seamless for iOS users
Facebook today made its mobile app install ads infinitely more attractive to app makers who want to pay to increase their downloads.
Facebook today made its mobile app install ads infinitely more attractive to app makers who want to pay to increase their downloads.
Commercial breaks are coming soon to your Facebook News Feed.
Facebook this week started offering its most popular members, those with more than 5,000 friends and subscribers, the chance to pay to promote their own status updates to get more visibility.
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