Can you target a specific person on Facebook?

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Max Doyle from what's up social says the provider is technically possible - Facebook lets advertisers target an unmarried person who has clicked on a link that then attaches a cookie to the target's cellphone or computer. Facebook also allows advertisers to target corporations as small as 20 users
 

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Max doyle from what's up social says the company is technically viable - fb we could advertisers goal an single individual who has clicked on a link that then attaches a cookie to the goal's cellphone or computer. Facebook also permits advertisers to goal agencies as small as 20 users
 

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Facebook allows marketers to target a single user who has clicked a link that adds a cookie to the target's computer or phone. Facebook additionally enables advertisers to focus on user groups as small as 20.
 

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Facebook allows marketers to target a single user who has clicked a link that adds a cookie to the target's computer or phone. Facebook additionally enables advertisers to focus on user groups as small as 20.
 

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Go to the data set of email IDs of your clients.
Transfer the rundown as TXT or CSV document to Facebook.
Trust that Facebook will coordinate your information with what is as of now.
Get the rundown of Email IDs that match your data set and use them as a custom crowd.
 

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  1. Go to the database of email IDs of your clients.
  2. Upload the list as TXT or CSV file to Facebook.
  3. Wait for Facebook to match your data with what it already has.
  4. Get the list of Email IDs that match your database and use them as a custom audience. The process takes approximately 30 minutes.
 

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No, you cannot target a specific person on Facebook using the platform's advertising tools. Facebook's ad targeting options are based on demographic and interest-based data, such as age, location, interests, behaviors, and other criteria. Advertisers can use this data to create targeted ads that are displayed to a specific group of people, but they cannot target individual users.

Additionally, it is against Facebook's policies to use its advertising tools to harass or target specific individuals. Facebook's Community Standards prohibit content that threatens or promotes violence, bullying, or harassment, and the platform has measures in place to identify and remove this type of content.

If you are experiencing harassment or threats on Facebook, you can report the content and the person responsible to Facebook's support team. Facebook has resources available to help users protect their privacy and safety, including tools to block and report other users, limit who can see your content, and control who can contact you on the platform.
 
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