Have you chaps had any steady success with Facebook ads? I have read some stuff on how people have previously taken advantage of the system for awhile, but I haven't seen anything about sustainable success.

Also, after you get past the overly critical reviewers, I have noticed that (of course) college offers convert quite well. Has anybody else tried these?- scholarships, social sites, etc...

scholarship sites are banned from what I know. It seems on facebook the best way is to go from social-to social offer. IE: maybe another offer that promotes a high school sports website, or an offer that has something fun to do. It was said that 90% of the facebook applications were fun, all the applications are social, meaning interaction with other people. So dating is one for example which interacts socially, its a social offer. If you can find offers that promote things that are socially interacting with other people, I think its its the way to go. One of the ways.

Facebook still works yes, the best way is to start fooling around with ads and just direct link them.

Hi Longover, i've tried facebook. The approval takes

a long time and ads often disapproved. You'll need to invest

a few hours to get ads up, pull in links.

Facebook folks are most social, they're not in the mindset to buy things. So some follow up is necessary. I don't recommend direct linking unless its some strong offer.

I recommend using them as a supplement source of traffic to

test things. Stick with Google, they're the ABSOLUTE BEST.

I've built 2000 subscribers at $0.01 with Google 2008 because of the quality of their traffic. Quality traffic from them have people spending up to $10,000 a person.