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• Trends – Facebook Freebie Crackdown Continues
  The accounts vary, but unlike years past where regardless of the prognosticator, the predictions looked dire, today when it comes to how much will Facebook make, the only question is how high to guess. Estimates put the companies 2008 revenues between $300mm and $350mm with 2009 coming in somewhere between $650mm and $750mm. Compare those to 2007, when it was believed the company did between $100mm to $150mm range.
• Digital Thoughts – For Better or for Worse?
  For as much as the performance marketing industry has changed over the past decade, some things have not changed all that much. We still use the pixel in order to track conversions. Email marketing still plays a large role in the overall revenue picture, and publishers still rely on the networks for their offers.

I’m a newb on the PPC/media buy side (having been concentrating on the publishing side), but I get my hands dirty testing. Here’s some things I’ve noticed regarding Myspace Advertising and Facebook advertising. If you think I’m FOS, please say so. I want Webmaster Chronic to be a place where it’s all about learning and not wasting your time.

Myspace Vs. Facebook Advertising