Where do You Get The Image For Facebook Ad?

15 years ago

It's best to purchase stock images from the various sites out there. Since the FB ads are so small, you can purchase the smallest size image (which is also the cheapest). A paid stock image will usually pay for itself after a few conversions (depending on what type of offer/payout you are running), so don't worry about stocking up on some good ones to start testing out.

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jeffrey73

15 years ago

Originally Posted by lina75

Can't i just search it on google image and take the images I want?

Yes. Everyone else does.

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soboer 15 years ago

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

Yes. Everyone else does.

I would not recommend this. Some photos are copyright protected. It goes against the TOS of Facebook. If you get caught your account will get banned.
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KevScarb 15 years ago

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

Yes. Everyone else does.

No they don't. Most might, but the point is BE DIFFERENT.

Do the same as everyone else, and you get the same results.
It also breaks F.B's TOS.
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DanGlobalizer 15 years ago

Originally Posted by lina75

Can't i just search it on google image and take the images I want?

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

Yes. Everyone else does.

This is a great way to get all your accounts banned.
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- jeffrey73 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DanGlobalizer
  
  This is a great way to get all your accounts banned.
  
  If that was the case then I guess 1,000,000 advertisers on Facebook would have their accounts banned by now. I see an ad on my FB profile that has been running for 2 years now using a swiped image from Google. ( I verified and found the image on Google ). Why hasn't their account been banned yet?
  
  Not to mention top-level affiliates and network owner/affiliates do it on a daily basis.
  
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emmedi 15 years ago

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

Yes. Everyone else does.

Yes, I don't think you'll be in trouble doing that.

However, if you want to be on the sure side, you can get a free account on Jupiterimages and use the comp with rights for 30 days for free. I doubt your FB ad will have such a long life span so you're safe.

But on Google you find more images.

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Marco
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mtmjohn

15 years ago

i use Bing Images

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williamrs

15 years ago

You can use Google Images (sometimes it's hard to find a good alternative). However, you can have problems with copyright protected images. So, when you can, use free stock images. Here is a list of sites that you can use to get free stock images:

1.Stock.XCHNG
2.everystockphoto
3.Morguefile
4.Dreamstime
5.Woophy
6.Pixel Perfect Digital
7.Abstract Influence
8.Stockvault.net
9.aboutpixel.de
10.Dns Fotografia Digital
11.CNICE
12.Image*After
13.FreePixels
14.Big Foto
15.Fontplay
16.FreeImages
17.FreeFoto
18.tOfz
19.pixelio.de
20.FreePhotoBank
21.Public-domain-photos.com
22.Free Photos Web
23.FreePhotosBank.com
24.freerangestock.com
25.Visipix
26.Burning Well
27.Cepolina Photos
28.ImageBase
29.DHD Multimedia Gallery
30.ZURBphotos
31.stock.diwiesign.com
32.Stockcache
33.Orange Trash
34.UnProfound
35.unices.org
36.Amygdela’s atmosphere
37.Twice Pix
38.Studio25
39.star29
40.Cromavista
41.9�--13 glänzend
42.StickStock.com
43.dieBlen.de
44.Photogen
45.DexHaus
46.OpenPhoto.Net
47.graphicsarena.com
48.tripalbum.net
49.La Chti’te galerie
50.OneOddDude.net
51.MFX.de
52.FotoDatebank
53.Majestic Imagery
54.SPB
55.DesignPacks.com
56.EssEndEmmE Stock Photos
57.Fotobank
58.IronOrchid
59.Vintage Pixels
60.Microshots.org (close-up)
61.Pixalia
62.fotofree.org
63.PhotoRack
64.Imageblowout
65.Bajstock.com
66.FreeMediaGoo
67.PIX
68.Apostroph | Freshpics
69.Four Bees
70.FotoImpact.ro
71.Plants of Hawaii
72.Farmphoto
73.ARS
74.Animal Pictures Archive
75.Yellowstone Digital Slide File
76.Insecta
77.Insect Images
78.FEMA
79.Aarin Free Photo
80.Creativity 103
81.Truly Free Stock
82.Jay Arraich’s Free Photos
83.Piotr.Pix
84.Public Domain Stock Photos
85.LIGHTmatter
86.FreeStockPhotos
87.Imagetemple.com
88.A Digital Dreamer
89.ArtFavor | Photo Collection

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tfawkes 15 years ago

Originally Posted by williamrs

... Here is a list of sites that you can use to get free stock images:

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William

Wow, that just completely wiped out the biggest thing on my to-do list.. Thanks a lot man.

To add to the conversation, without getting too anecdotal, what are the odds of issues arising from copyrights? Especially from, say, personal images? What's the punishment, generally?
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hovirag 15 years ago

that's great - thank you for sharing!
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itlnoor

15 years ago

William has provided terrific resource. why dont we use that??
William you are terrific. I found you on every active thread. It is really great to see a resourceful person

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bondox

15 years ago

No need to debate on using images got from Google, William has already given a full list of FREE Stock images which should do fine for any FB Ad marketing.

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Andy1750

15 years ago

It's really risky to steel photos as it's now so easy with reverse image searches to find out where they came from.

TinEye Reverse Image Search

Should anybody be so minded it's very easy to establish where these stolen photos came from and to make contact with the owner, the social networks and the advertiser to report them...

I don't like competing against cheaters...you have been warned!

Andy

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Ryan Dunn

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Andy1750

It's really risky to steel photos as it's now so easy with reverse image searches to find out where they came from.

TinEye Reverse Image Search

Should anybody be so minded it's very easy to establish where these stolen photos came from and to make contact with the owner, the social networks and the advertiser to report them...

I don't like competing against cheaters...you have been warned!

Andy

I've received a couple legal notices about images I snagged from Google/Bing, and don't recommend doing that. In one instance the advertiser who owned the offer I was sending traffic to received a law suit threat, which ended up getting me kicked off the offer and not getting paid.

I'd stick to buying stock images. They're cheap and not worth the headaches of doing otherwise.

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Emarie

15 years ago

I agree if William is willing to share a great list of free sources why not take advantage.. Thanks William!

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jeffrey73 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Emarie

I agree if William is willing to share a great list of free sources why not take advantage.. Thanks William!

That's definitely a great list he provided there. But when you start searching through some of those sites, the images are not of very good quality, and limited. Yeah sometimes you can stumble on a gem, but trust me when I say, you could literally spend HOURS looking for a couple decent pics for certain offers.

I suppose it's always better to be safe than sorry though. There is always a chance you could get hit for violating copywrite laws, so you should just do as you see fit.

One of the best PAID photo sites I've personally used for website photos is Clipart - Download Royalty-Free Clipart, Images, Fonts, Web Art and Graphics

I think it's $15 for a week, or $30 for the month. But they've got a really good selection of high quality pictures there at least.
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