Smaller Businesses Still Can?t Do Facebook Offers

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Posted by David Cohen on March 26th, 2012 3:42 PM

Facebook announced offers last month as a replacement for check-in deals, but despite the big splash, thus far, only larger, premium advertisers are being allowed into the pool.

A spokesperson for the social network told our sister blog Inside Facebook:

We are slowly rolling offers out over the course of the coming weeks, but eventually, any business with a page will be able to run an offer.

Offers are a self-serve alternative to check-in deals, whereby page administrators can post them on pages without requiring approval from Facebook; users can redeem them by clicking on linked words to receive them via email.

Readers: Do you think the delayed rollout of offers is a case of favoring larger advertisers?

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Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/allfacebook/~3/TAWN-TFB3h4/facebook-offers-premium-2012-03

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