Yes on FB ads. There are a few different kinds so you have to be specific.

You can really drill down to an area with the ads. Either buyer or seller but I did seller. Cost was OK I thought for my area. That is also going to depend on who else is bidding for the area so to speak. You have to put a price in.

Tried G Ads & was out $200 bucks in a flash. I thought I was at a roulette wheel in Vegas!

No, to the first.

Limited success to the second.

I have an email list and don't believe in Facebook ads.

My list grows organically but FB ads have helped.

I have had a little luck with Facebook ads and I already have an email list from many years of work.

My e-mail list is complete each night, incomplete each morning. Never tried FB Ads, hovering and watching the responses to learn.

I have not gotten into FB ads yet, but I understand they can be a benefit.

My email list is always a work in progress! Haven't tried any Facebook ads.

Ive had a growing email list for over 10 years now and I try my best to keep it current. I think in the time coming your going to find more and more people getting on the FaceBook Ad bandwagon. They work and they work well.

Paul Savola Real Estate SEO - I have fair success with Facebook Ads - could do better though.

(And nop - not creating email list.)

I have an email list. I love FB ads and have tremendous success with FB ads. FB is where it is at when it comes to great prices and really great targeting. Google PPC has really become out of reach for most business owners. Gary V was buying Google PPC for 5 cents a click in 1999 for his dad's wine company. Those same clicks for wine phrases today are $27 a click. Needless to day, Gary is no longer doing Google PPC. He puts his money in FB ads, Instagram and Snapchat now. As platforms evolve, so much we. 

I do have emails lists, but I haven't tried FB ads. 

Build several email distribution lists and forget the rest

I'm always working on my email database.  I add a new chunk each month and after networking events.  and, on my site, my lead magnet automatically feeds into my CRM.

Negative on FB ads.

Paul,

I have hear success in some areas, zilch in other markets.  E mail lists keep growing.  A

1)  No.   (2)  I do not use that approach.

We have an email list, but we don't but facebook ads.

No, I did not try them yet. But I saw a lot of raving reviews from Rain members.

AR Experts on Facebook include:

 Nestor & Katerina Gasset 

Anita Clark 

 Debbie Gartner 

No.

No, but for the small cost of entry I'm still playing with them and perfecting them.

My email list is my database ... grown organically.  I do not buy emails and spam people I do not know. 

FB ads ... no yet.

Facebook ads do work

I have a email list and don't do Facebook ads.

My email list is always being refined.

Have yet to try Facebook ads. 

Not tried FB

Email list is a work in progress, but have not used FB ads!

no email list....no facebook ads....

online marketing and offline direct mail consistently and full page print marketing once a month....

Patricia Kennedy nailed this one!

That's two questions. I have my SOI list and have had it for years and massage it monthly.

Have not used it, but thinking I should

I have effectively used my database email list of marketing. 

Have never used FB adds, some like them others find that they are a good way to get rid of excess money.

I'm constantly working on my email list.  Have not spent very much money on FB ads.

I have not used Facebook Ads.  We have MOXI exchange at our office that sends out automatic emails.

Okay, I've tried the Facebook ads, and while it's certainly a lot of "bang" for the buck, it's not a lot of return for it either.  I find that LinkedIn, more than any other social platform, tends to bring about the type of attention and sales that I find lacking in a more "social" environment, like Facebook.

So, my suggestion, mine the farms of LI versus FB.