FacebookAdHelp.com Launches in Hopes of Affordably Serving Small Businesses

Falmouth, ME, October 04, 2010 --(PR.com)-- After two years of working in industries which failed to appropriately utilize social media, Andrew Smith decided to provide what he thought was a great resource: cheap social media that levels the playing field between businesses large and small. "It was frustrating to watch local businesses close because they couldn't compete with the chains and national companies. With social media, I knew there was a window of opportunity for these small businesses to compete. The only problem is that even social media design has just become too expensive," said Smith.

Well, the help has arrived. FacebookAdHelp. com has launched and is offering a full suite of social media services including Facebook Ad help, creation, management, Facebook Fan Page construction and management, Twitter design/management, blogging and even some website creation at affordable prices. While some firms are offering custom fan pages for $500 to $1000, FAH is offering page design at $75 an hour. If the page takes longer than expected to build (more than five hours), the rest of the design will be done for just $25/hour.

The service is anticipated to serve primarily local businesses looking to jump onto the Social Media scene, but large businesses are welcome as well. So far, local businesses have been thrilled. "We really didn't know where to start with all of the Twitter and Facebook stuff but Andrew obviously does. He did a great job for us and we're glad he's staying on to manage our Fan Page and other outlets. It's been incredible to see how fast he's been able to grow our presence online- business has definitely improved because of it," said Amy Sterling, owner of Capall Creek Farm in Falmouth, Maine.

Smith genuinely believes he can help out. "I want everyone to be able to have professional social media for their businesses. Whether it be through the Facebook ads or a fan page or Twitter, you can't afford to not have a social media structure in place. Regardless of the budget, I want to make sure everyone has a chance to compete- and we'll make sure it's at a price that small business owners living paycheck-to-paycheck can afford."

FacebookAdHelp.com is offering reduced prices for small businesses right now as the operation kicks into full swing: check the website at www.facebookadhelp.com or e-mail andrew@facebookadhelp.com for more information.

"I enjoy doing the work- it's fun for me. If I can help out small businesses, even at a lower rate than what I could drive- it's worth it to me. That's the spirit of social media," said Smith.

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