Thanks. But i still can’t figure out how to share that on facebook.

Is it an icon where they can click and their facebook friends can see it?

or is it just a manual process where they have to forward to their friends on facebook?

Thanks.

Thomas

About 95% of the users in Norway between the age of 15-30 who actually clicked the advertisement have answered the questionnaire.

The questionnaire got three questions, all are related to higher education. Like what’s most important when you decide where to study, what’s the least important when you decide where to study.

Do you mean 95% of the user from Norway age 15-30? or around the world?

I suppose the ads is for a CPA offer where user just fill in their email or something right?

By the way, where do you get the link for “Share this on Facebook” icon where you mentioned?

Your sharing of facebook ads experience has benefited me a lot!

Thomas

I am not sure if I have any profit or loss to write about. My campaign is a little different.

I am doing it for a Norwegian college, and they want Facebook users in Norway to visit their site and answer a questionnaire.

We’ve got more than 95% of all people coming from the Facebook campaign to answer the questionnaire. I am not sure if I can say that’s a lot of profit or not, because we really don’t know if they will become students in the future or not.

At the same time, it’s not hard to understand why they are answering. They can win iPod touch or an iMac

Saw your blog about facebook ads, veyr informative, i was researching about this recently, but i have not done an ad at facebook yet.

Would you disclose the profit/loss for this campaign to us?

Thomas

But what’s interesting is that members of Facebook are very different if you compare countriies. In Norway, thre are a lot of non-college kids, and people in their fourties.

I am not sure how it’s in the US, but I have the impression that mostly college people are members of Facebook.