There are the “arch rivals” of the 21st century, both built thanks to millions of advertising revenue. But which platform is really the best to advertise your business online: Google or Facebook?
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The guys over at WishPond looked into the best way to decide which platform offers the best advertising results, by comparing the 2 on what really matters to marketers: reach, targeting and ROI.
Key Points To Take Away
- – Facebook has a potential reach of 43,8% of all Internet users
- – Google is the reach champion with a potential reach of 90% of all Internet users
- – With interests and audiences, Facebook offers better targeting options than Google
- – Google remains a stronger option for advertising to mobile users
- – Advertising costs on both platforms really depend on what your objectives are
- – Google offers a better advertising platform for immediate sales
- – Facebook is best to build brand awareness and generate leads for future sales
Now check out the full infographic by WishPond:
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