Small & Medium Enterprises Now Have A Chance To Profit From Facebook's Gaming Network

Just Like Zynga, Makers of Farmville, Mafia Wars, and Cafe World That Generate Millions Of Dollars In Profits On Average In Any Given Month

"We expected music, location based services, and travel (to add the most value to the Facebook ecosystem) -- but the biggest surprise so far has been games."

(Wilmington, DE, USA) Facebook games are either created by big companies with massive budget to pay their in-house game developers, designers, and programmers or cheaply outsourced by big time entrepreneurs to workers in Russia, India, or the Philippines but whatever the case may be, each game would cost from as low as $1,000 to as much as millions of US dollars. Per game.

Today, Fireball Multimedia through its sister site Fireball X gaming division, both are divisions of Fireball Group of Companies, level the playing field even to home-based businesses or single proprietors through FBGamesWholesaler.com.

"Before, only big companies like Zynga were the only ones benefiting from Facebook's games and applications. It's about time that the little guys strike back and make money by offering free games and earn from virtual goods and online advertising," says Ian del Carmen, CEO of Fireball.

"With their own game apps from FBGamesWholesaler.com, they can earn money from Facebook users and advertisers by offering premium products, their own or even affiliate products, or selling advertising spaces to businesses," continues del Carmen.

It's a global knowledge that Facebook games have been very addictive to online users and earn passive income for their owners

Zuckerberg says: "We just hadn't thought about that at all. It makes a lot of sense, and people love it and just do it so much. I think Apple was surprised by this too."

"It's interesting to see that that's an area that's so far from the core social value of the site but it so important to people. You're doing it with your friends in a lot of cases, and it's the perfect candidate for an application, but we just kind of laugh about it because we completely overlooked it. The DNA of a company that produces games is just fundamentally different from the DNA of a company that produces tools for mapping out the social graph." continues Zuckerberg.

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