Set Up Ads Manager:

Facebook offers a free advertising service called Facebook Ads Manager. This is the best place to start in order to learn how to do Facebook page monetization step by step. Once you've signed up, you'll be able to create an ad and target your desired audience.

Create an ad campaign:

1. Create an ad campaign by selecting the Create New Ad button on the top right-hand corner of your Facebook page. 

2. Name your campaign, select a budget, and click on the Next button at the bottom of your screen. 

3. Select your objective for the campaign (e.g., you can choose to have visitors to a website or app install it, purchase something from your company, or visit a certain page). 

4. You can also upload a Sponsored Story that has been approved by Facebook for people in your audience who are connected with Pages or apps you’ve installed.

5. Click on Place Order to finalize your order after reviewing all the details of your campaign and clicking Place Order again.

6. Your campaign will start running once it is live!

Build Your First Ad:

When you're ready to create your first ad, it's important to think about what type of ad you want to create. The most common types are sponsored posts and boost posts. You can also choose between ads that appear on the right or left side of the page. In this post, we'll walk through creating a sponsored post.

Sponsored posts are generally more affordable than other types of ads and have the potential to reach more people. Sponsored Posts - Before creating a sponsored post, make sure you've set up your goals for success in advance by researching similar campaigns from other companies.

Manage Your Ad Campaign:

Since Facebook is the dominant social media website, it is also a good place to market your business. One way to do this is through Facebook Ads. This section will provide an overview of how to set up and manage a Facebook Ad campaign. The first step is selecting what type of ad you would like to run. 

There are four types of ads that you can use on Facebook:

1. Sponsored Stories (promoting products or events)
2. News Feeds (ads that appear in people's news feeds)
3. Mobile (ads that appear on mobile devices)
4. Offers (promotional deals). 

It's important to note that when running an Offer campaign, customers have to purchase the product before they see the offer in their news feed.

Creating An Effective Call To Action:

The goal of a call to action is to motivate someone to take an action that you want them to take. The most basic call to action is asking the viewer or reader of your advertisement/promotion/message, What's in it for me? It's also important to make your call to action clear and concise. Click here Order now Find out more are all good examples of clear and concise calls to action. When writing your call-to-action, be sure to use language that will inspire people with phrases like Become an expert today! or Get your hands on this new book.