Facebook test new offers service electronic website covers

http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17197.html "> Beijing time May 9 News, according to foreign media reports, sources revealed that Facebook is quietly testing the new version of offers services, Coupons are available not only in the physical store, but also in the shop to get more ad revenue from E-commerce sites and other people selling products online.

Facebook has confirmed that users will see offers messages in news tweets, advertisements and sponsored articles that contain promotional code or specific links that can be discounted for offline shopping after clicking on them. such as "Purchase 50 dollars or more goods can be deducted 5 U.S. dollars" coupon, can bring real investment return. While these coupons are free, companies are paying Facebook fees so that more people can see the information.

While Facebook is currently testing ecommerce offers for only a handful of customers, if successful, it could be like a self-service interface with the real-store offer offered last week.

E-commerce offers more people, not only local cafes and brands with physical stores, but also offers preferential products. This is crucial for Facebook, because many of the most popular web sites have no physical stores or shops. Facebook may offer some of the following benefits:

• Discounts of USD 25 for purchases of 150 USD or above at Wal-Mart website (walmart.com)

• Buy Simpson DVD at Fox Shop to get Bart Plush doll

• 5 dollar Discount for new albums purchased at Lady Gaga shop

• 20% discount on purchase of goods at Manchester United Official website

• 15 USD discount if you buy 2 pairs of all Star shoes online

Relative physical store concessions, e-commerce concessions are more easily adopted by enterprises, because the use of coupons do not need to train the cashier. Most E-commerce sites have a place to enter promotional code when checking out. Facebook can also provide a single, unrestricted discount code if the enterprise wants to share it with users. If companies want to issue "fan-only" discounts and encourage users to go to their pages, Facebook can also provide each user with the unique code to use on a single occasion.