Show someone a Facebook ad once and they'll forget, 100 times and they'll be annoyed. So Facebook is going to use offline purchase data to help businesses increase ROI up to 40% by showing them
"sweetspot" of ad frequency, it announced today at
New York's Advertising Week. Privacy fears flared recently when the Financial Times
revealed Facebook was working with in-store purchase tracker Datalogix. Facebook has since
reassured users their personal data is only shared securely and there are ways the can opt out. Most won't, and the data will let Facebook draw a bold line from smart advertising on its site to big sales.
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