With Facebook, your ads will show up within the platform on the side of the homepage, news feed, etc… When it comes to Facebook it forces your ad in front of people, so you're interrupting their attention with your ad.

and if you didn't read the news feed on their page:https://support.erentpayment.com/news/66/pending-payments-submitted-after-10-12-2017.aspx 

I caught this on my news feed and figured to share...Bank of Austin set to open with tens of millions to loan out to businessesMay 9, 2017, 1:41pm CDT Updated May 9, 2017, 4:09pm CDT INDUSTRIES & TAGS Banking & Financial Services, Commercial Real Estate, Financial PlanningEven in Texas, the banking sector took a severe hit during the Great Recession.

Facebook Ads is push marketing-you push it to the newsfeed and Google Ads is pull marketing, if someone is looking you pull them in with your ad.if your prospect is not actively looking.. you gotta use Facebook Ads...if your prospect is actively looking... you gotta use Google Ads...As for which one is better both platforms can give you good results and bad results.. it depends on how well you monitor it and if you have someone who has a process of improving your ads...

If you read in the NY Times, CNN, anywhere with a decent news feed.

Facebook allows you to show up in users's Facebook news feeds, and on the right sidebar.

It keeps coming up on my Facebook news feed.

It’s the same circumstance that happened with Facebook tweaking their news feed a few years back and millions of businesses losing traffic on the switch to “pay to play” or Amazon purchasing competitors to a top selling product and selling it at half the price as an “Amazon Basics”.

Follow Cleveland.com on your newsfeed and you can get the daily murder stories.

A little lengthy, buy I found this a pretty valuable tool to keep my business page's news feed clear of spammy sales or listings posts.