Facebook Flyers Make Room for Facebook Targeting.

When I first experimented as an advertiser with Facebook Flyers, I could purchase impressions for a flat fee and target it to a university. At least, that’s how I remember it going. As a Facebook user, I saw a slew of generic ads for affiliate programs and university apparel, amongst those that I remember showing up in the era of Facebook Flyers.

Now, Facebook ads can be targeted based on all sorts of things: location, gender, keywords, education status, workplace, political view, and relationship status.

Prior to Facebook Flyers being turned off, I was still receiving ads that said, “Single?” Even after, I’m still getting ads for dating sites, though fewer of them.

The following advertisers I assume are doing a good job and are targeting their ads to my marital status as “engaged”:

GroomGroove.comWeddingMapper.comWeddingWire.com

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