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Tomorrow is Wee Business Sabbatum, a day to reenforcement topical anaestheti businesses. More than 1 million multitude "liked" the American Express OPEN Facebook pageboy for the campaign in just two weeks. For signing on, which involves offering discounts to Amex circuit card users, 10,000 small businesses received $100 worth of free Facebook ad. With the big day approaching, we had to wonder: Just how valuable are Facebook ads for microscopic-business owners?

We put the question to our friends on Facebook. A it turns out, many of you had a lot to say. The responses were varied. Some aforementioned Facebook ads are too expensive, while others said they've seen a great return on invested capital. Here's a sampling:

Chance Chapman: I've had success using FB ads for my business and for helping customers. The micro-targeting is unbelievable. The headstone is to monitor your ads closely.

Katie Barnes: I notice that on that point is dealings and increased clicks, but since my job is service-related, I'm not sure that it's very useful American Samoa IT doesn't translate into new business or inquiries.

Dennis Saint Andrew the Apostle: It is expensive, and it's not meriting doing if you get into't know how to do IT. Find someone who is angelic at information technology. You'll live astounded.

Michelle McHargue: It was unquestionably beneficial for us. It helped us gain our "ilk" following which in turn increased our gross revenue. The other matter I love about using FB is the New York minute feedback you get from your following.

Garry Conn: Very expensive. Not effective. Most of the clicks occurred from curiosity rather than true interest. Google AdWords is out and away much improved.

-- What do you think about Facebook ads? Are they worthy for a small business?