The social networking site Facebook has experimentally launched targeted advertising on the service’s newsfeed. One related to recent company advertising In a blog post The announcement has been made. Last year, under the “Facebook Exchange or FBX” program, similar ads were displayed on the right side of the desktop newsfeed to match users’ web browsing habits. And moving to the Exchange Program News Feed means that some of the ads on the right are yours. Facebook Will also come to the homepage.

Newsfeed is the main page for viewing the updated news posted by the members of the social network. About 84 percent of Facebook’s revenue from advertising comes from targeted ads to the right of the newsfeed. FBX has been introduced on some of Facebook’s main newsfeeds as a small “alpha test” to test the potential for additional funding by placing more ads.

Facebook earlier this month Launches new design newsfeed Which will be activated on all members’ accounts in phases. This will bring users closer to the site and help advertisers promote more information about their products and services.

Not only that, but there are also reports of video ads being launched on Facebook. According to Mashable, the 15-second span has been on the social platform since this April. Video ads may come. And as you may already know, ads can sometimes occupy about one-third of the space on the single screen of a new newsfeed!

While most users are against targeted advertising because of their monitoring of browsing habits, major services such as Google and Facebook continue to do so at an increasing rate.