With the latest Facebook Timeline changes now in effect, I thought it would be a cool idea to feature some of the top names in the industry and see what pictures they are using for their Facebook accounts. As you will see, the majority of images are quite personable, while some are used for branding and marketing of their companies, brands and web sites. You can also visit any of their Facebook pages by clicking on the Facebook link next to their respective names.
Darren Rowse of Problogger.net – Facebook

Jeremy Schoemaker of ShoeMoney.com – Facebook

John Chow of JohnChow.com – Facebook

Yaro Starak of Entrepreneurs-Journey.com – Facebook

Guy Kawasaki of AllTop.com – Facebook

Jim Kukral of JimKukral.com – Facebook

Mark Cuban of HDNET.com – Facebook

Ryan Eagle of EWANetwork.com – Facebook

Ted Murphy of IZEA.com – Facebook

Lorenzo Green of MrGreen.am – Facebook

Gary Vaynerchuck of GaryVaynerchuk.com – Facebook

Garin Kilpatrick of GarinKilpatrick.com – Facebook

Tim Ash of SiteTuners.com – Facebook

Ian Fernando of IanFernando.com – Facebook

Ralph Ruckman of IMGrind.com – Facebook

Shawn Collins of AffiliateSummit.com – Facebook

Neil Patel of QuickSprout.com – Facebook

Zac Johnson of ZacJohnson.com – Facebook


On November 29, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission settled allegations that Facebook violated Section 5 of the FTC Act by virtue of its privacy practices. The FTC’s enforcement action against Facebook is a clear example of the FTC’s efforts to ensure that websites live up to the privacy promises they make to consumers and that Facebook’s innovations will not come at the expense of consumer privacy.

It seems like everyone has been talking about Facebook Ads for the past several years now, yet so many people are still on the sidelines or got scared away. Yes, 



CPC vs. CPM bidding. Using the statistics from the campaign above, I was mainly using CPM as my bidding model… however I did first test with CPC. Facebook Ads runs all of their inventory based on ad spend and user click through rate. If I initially setup these ad campaigns at a CPC model and put in .01 or .02 per click, Facebook would likely have never even given me any impressions. By bidding on the CPM model, Facebook knows they are going to make money no matter what. First test with CPC, get an idea on what people are clicking on, then back it out to CPM bidding.










