Although it may seem a bit complicated at times, don't give up on your Facebook advertising. Social media has, without a doubt, a high influence on the purchase decisions made by your targeted customers. Especially if you are targeting a young market. According to F.C. Tucker Company Inc., about fifteen per cent of young customers prefer social media over any other. Also, turning their offline purchases into online shopping curiosities, the rest of your buyers may be looking for you online.

Take advantage of the current situation and make your Facebook postings count. But most of all, beware of these marketing fails, done by lots. Check out these examples of Facebook mistakes you need to laugh at, but never do yourself:

Met an old colleague the other day. Nothing too interesting, just an afternoon talk about work, holiday plans and weather. One thing led to another and, just when the conversation got a bit boring ( I'm mean and easily bored, of course), she told me she had given up maintaining her online traffic. Not really given up for good, just for a while, 2 months tops. “Just to see what happens”, Laura said, while stirring the green straw in her obviously non-alcoholic drink.

I shrugged, still not fully interested, but asked : “Why would you want to do that?”. “It's just not worth the effort” she replied.

This is how a text separator menu item type can look like. The images on screen - usually set to have transparent background colors are used to divide chunks of text and direct the reader's attention to certain areas of the page.

On the specific page in Jentla's Documentation Site you can find more information on the different types of menu items and their functionalities.