Will Facebook pull in more profits than Amazon this year?

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Facebook Credits are carving a niche in overall global revenue at the social network, rising to a projected $470 million revenue total in 2011, or 11 percent of Facebook’s total.

That compares with $140 million, or 7 percent, in 2010, according to a new forecast from eMarketer.

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Facebook’s new sponsored story advertising format has a 46 percent higher click-through rate than other ads offered by the site, according to a report.
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It seems like the press can’t wait long enough for Facebook to boost revenue, as reports this week  predict that Facebook could be worth $100 billion when the company files to go public.
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With Facebook ads increasing in popularity, it’s not surprising to hear that the prices have increased 40 percent per click during the past quarter.  So does this mean revenue is on track to more than double this year?
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Despite the fact Facebook is slated to pull in $2 billion dollars in revenue this year, it’s behind where Google was six years after launch according to a recent report.
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Do you know how to use a Facebook Page to get sales and new business? We’ve seen (and helped) a number of Fortune 1000 companies use a process that works. We’ve proven it also works  for medium sized businesses. The same model also could be used for small businesses as well.
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Ever wonder how the most popular online game developer compares to the world’s largest social network, the Platform which it built its fortune on top of? We decided to take a look at how the two companies stack up against one another. The image below depicts how the two companies would compare in a face off. We’ve broken down all the important numbers including funding, revenue, and more.
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Want to become Facebook’s largest advertiser? After reading the recent data on Google’s top advertisers, I figured it would be a good time to take a look at Facebook’s top advertisers. While we don’t have the leaked documents to come up with a pretty chart like adage, we do have a lot of insider information as to what top advertisers are spending. According to a number of sources, if you want to be among the top advertisers, you will need to spend over $20,000 per day, or $2 million per quarter. That number is also increasing daily.
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Bloomberg has published a story suggesting that Facebook shareholders shouldn’t expect an IPO from Facebook any time soon. In fact, they should wait until 2012, when Facebook is more likely to go public. The public offering, which many in the media have been actively anticipating, has continuously been delayed as Mark Zuckerberg has felt no need to go public in the immediate future. The revelation, which was published earlier this morning, is not exactly much of a revelation.
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