Facebook Releases Its Regional Usage Data in an Attempt to Attract More Advertisers

New figures released by Facebook show that more than 128 million users from the US and over 24 million British users visit its site every day.

In a bid to help its advertisers understand how people use its social network, the company has revealed its regional data for the first time, Stuff.co.nz reports.

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The company's vice president of global marketing solutions, Carolyn Everson said that the site would like reveal the amount of people the advertisers can reach tomorrow or the amount of people they can reach when launching a movie.

As the site is set to introduce television like ad-space, the company's focus is now widely upon gathering more eyeballs thereby increasing the shares in the market as it was seen in July when it earned from the total ad revenue of 1.6 billion dollars.

Everson said that the question is about how the advertisers can reach the site's more than a billion users and target them so as advertisers want to limit the amount of 'waste' spent on trying to reach the right consumer.

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Media and advertising analyst, Rebecca Lieb, said that one billion Facebook users is an impressive number but by breaking it down more regionally, the advertisers are getting a better idea to have targeted ads, the report added.

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