What is blurry, noisy and shared on Twitter in the millions? Bad cell phone pictures! Photo sharing has almost single handedly helped propel Twitter it to 200 million users. That’s why it’s surprising that Twitter itself has never had that feature baked in, it’s always been provided by 3rd parties such as Twitpic and yFrog. On June 1st, Jack Dorsey announced that Twitter will be providing their own photo sharing service. It will start with the website and then propagate to their cell phone clients. Did you hear that sound? That was the sound of Twitpic and yFrog crying out in despair.

Well folks, this is it. Facebook announced earlier today that Facebook Places is up and running. Starting today, you can tell everyone you know (or >>

We just wanted to give you some insight into our Facebook Advertising strategy, but this ended up turning into the longest blog post ever. Please excuse the length, but if you actually get through it all, you will have a MUCH better understanding of (1) how Facebook Advertising works, (2) how we achieve superior results, and (3) what to watch out for.

We just started a Facebook advertising campaign for one of our clients, and we wanted to share some of the results of the first 10 days: