Committing errors without intention of harm or without a single knowledge of it do not however make the mistake acceptable. It only allows for a more lenient punishment on the person who committed the error or makes the mistake more tolerable.

The error committed should still be acknowledged and most importantly corrected so that it doesn't happen again or if it's an act won't be committed for the second time. Valuable lessons should be derived from the failure - from the error - that the persons who failed or who made the mistake won't get discouraged in life.

The same principle applies in Facebook-paid advertising. No matter how well-learned an advertiser or an online marketer is on the use of Facebook-paid advertising there will always be one or two individuals who are bound to learn valuable lessons from committing the three most common Facebook-paid advertising mistakes.

This should give some form of hope to Internet marketers who have fallen victim to these three mistakes in the era of Facebook-paid advertising. Get to know these three common errors in the following paragraphs found below.

The first most common Facebook-paid advertising mistake is having a website that is difficult to navigate. Your website got lucky that it was able to link successfully with Facebook through a paid advertisement yet why is traffic coming in isn't being converted to paying clients.

This is because you have got a website that isn't friendly to the capabilities of average online users. Your way out of this problematic scenario is for your website to have an overhaul, a complete revamp, or renovation - making the website easy to navigate and ultra interesting.

The second most common Facebook-paid advertising mistake is failing to conduct a scientific marketing test of the Facebook market. For a paid advertisement to succeed in the social networking site, that is Facebook, it needs to test the waters in this specific website.

Tests will help you understand the market using Facebook because it is through this that you will know how you are going to present your advertisements. If you don't do this, you might post an advertisement that isn't attractive enough to majority of Facebook users.

The third and last most well-known Facebook-paid advertising mistake is bombarding the message boards of Facebook users with personalized advertisements. This is too much advertising that is sure to fail in the impatient and ever-changing world of social networking.

Thus, if you want to succeed with Facebook-paid advertising, avoid doing these three acts. Commit to creating a professional website, a marketing test, and a no-spamming policy.