Advertising: Facebook's primary source of revenue comes from advertising. Companies and individuals can pay to run ads on the platform, which are then displayed to users based on various targeting options.
Data collection: Facebook collects vast amounts of data on its users, including their interests, demographics, and online behavior. This data is then used to help advertisers target their ads more effectively.
Sponsored content: Facebook also allows businesses and creators to sponsor their content, meaning they pay to have their posts displayed more prominently in users' news feeds.
Facebook Marketplace: Facebook has a marketplace feature where users can buy and sell items within the platform. Facebook takes a commission on all sales made through the marketplace.
Virtual events: In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Facebook introduced virtual event features that allow users to host and attend events online. Facebook takes a cut of the ticket sales for these events.
Gaming: Facebook has a gaming platform where users can play games and watch others play games. Facebook takes a cut of in-game purchases made by users.
Subscription groups: Facebook allows users to create subscription groups where they can charge members a fee to access exclusive content. Facebook takes a cut of the subscription fee.
Oculus VR: Facebook acquired Oculus VR, a virtual reality company, in 2014. They now sell Oculus VR headsets and take a cut of sales made through their platform.
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