Each track costs 19 credits, or approximately £1.10, or the album 150 (£9.50). As it's Facebook credits, Facebook takes 30% of the payment in commission.
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Selling an album or any products on Facebook is nothing new these days, simply because almost everybody are hooked up on Facebook -- making it the number one of the most successful social media platforms in the world. Also, it is so much cheaper and easier to post a few images, and sell your brand through this platform than to create a website from scratch, although, that can also be helpful.
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