Facebook, in search of new sources of revenue, explores the possibility of offering more upscale services and pay, especially for businesses, said Monday 1 October 2012 the Operations Manager of online social network. "We believe in high quality services for companies," said Sheryl Sandberg said in an interview aired on CNBC.
She spoke of returns of companies "in the world" who "want more from us, there are things for which they pay, they want that we propose, so this is something that we begin to explore . We have no product announcement, but it is something on which we work. '
Facebook had already announced last month that he would now pay companies using its website to make commercial offers to their fans, requiring them to buy ads at the same time. Ms. Sandberg has repeatedly insisted on a desire to focus on the "monetization".
Doubts about the network's ability to monetize its membership base, approaching one billion, to win real money, is one of the reasons advanced by analysts to explain the plunge action since Facebook IPO in May
She took 1.36% to 21.95 dollars Monday, which still represents a decline of 42% compared to its introductory courses $ 38. The group's boss, Mark Zuckerberg, had himself acknowledged last month that the performance of the title was "disappointing."
"We are obviously disappointed and really surprised by what happened during the IPO. This is certainly not what we expected, "he echoed Ms. Sandberg Monday.
"I think we are a more valuable now than four months ago," she said, however. "We have invested more in monetization, and we offer good products with good returns for advertisers," she assured.
Facebook has also generated good feedback to analysts with the announcement last week that he was embarking on e-commerce, allowing a first step to its members to provide small "gifts".
She spoke of returns of companies "in the world" who "want more from us, there are things for which they pay, they want that we propose, so this is something that we begin to explore . We have no product announcement, but it is something on which we work. '
Facebook had already announced last month that he would now pay companies using its website to make commercial offers to their fans, requiring them to buy ads at the same time. Ms. Sandberg has repeatedly insisted on a desire to focus on the "monetization".
Doubts about the network's ability to monetize its membership base, approaching one billion, to win real money, is one of the reasons advanced by analysts to explain the plunge action since Facebook IPO in May
She took 1.36% to 21.95 dollars Monday, which still represents a decline of 42% compared to its introductory courses $ 38. The group's boss, Mark Zuckerberg, had himself acknowledged last month that the performance of the title was "disappointing."
"We are obviously disappointed and really surprised by what happened during the IPO. This is certainly not what we expected, "he echoed Ms. Sandberg Monday.
"I think we are a more valuable now than four months ago," she said, however. "We have invested more in monetization, and we offer good products with good returns for advertisers," she assured.
Facebook has also generated good feedback to analysts with the announcement last week that he was embarking on e-commerce, allowing a first step to its members to provide small "gifts".
