I know there are a few posts on here about FB ads and I hate to add more shit to the soup but I figured I'd be specific as possible about how to properly post ads on FB so all these non stop "I have ____ impressions and no clicks, what do I do" threads eventually cease to exist. I figured I'd try to address all FB issues in one post so other ppl can use it as a reference instead of creating additional threads about the same shit
So here are some specific questions I could think of. Please feel free to add any WF widsom when it comes to FB Ads since I see a new FB ad thread pop up on here every fucking day.
As a newbie to FB advertising, the answers to these questions is equivalent to gold for me, so I appreciate all your feedback.
When doing a fb campaign;
How many different ads should you create to effectively test the niche?
When creating multiple ads for test, do you concentrate on developing one specific niche, or do you attack numerous niches at the same time (granted you have that kind of $$ to play with)
When creating many different ads:
1.Is it better to create many ads within same niche with same headline and text, just different pictures?
2.Is it better to create many ads within the same niche with same pic but different headline and text?
3.For demo testing what demographic size should you use to get most accurate results?
4.What is a good CTR for a well created fb ad?
5.How many impressions should you get before declaring the ad a dud?
6. How much money do you usually spend on testing the ads in general?
7. When do you switch your campaign from CPC > CPM? If not from the beginning
8. When testing demographics, do you concentrate on one specific thing per ad (i.e. specific age group, specific location, specific interests) per ad, or do you test the ad using numerous combination of those?
That's all I could think as of right now. I hope some of you FB Pro's can provide some vaulable feedback about the above questions. The reason why I'm starting this all-in-one thread is cuz my dumb ass didn't quite know the answers to the above questions and I ended up burning thru some $$$ pretty quickly lol (even tho that was somewhat expected)
Anyways, any feedback is appreciated!!! And I'm hoping this will be one of those last threads about " something something about FB" cuz those are all over the place now days :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:
So here are some specific questions I could think of. Please feel free to add any WF widsom when it comes to FB Ads since I see a new FB ad thread pop up on here every fucking day.
As a newbie to FB advertising, the answers to these questions is equivalent to gold for me, so I appreciate all your feedback.
When doing a fb campaign;
How many different ads should you create to effectively test the niche?
When creating multiple ads for test, do you concentrate on developing one specific niche, or do you attack numerous niches at the same time (granted you have that kind of $$ to play with)
When creating many different ads:
1.Is it better to create many ads within same niche with same headline and text, just different pictures?
2.Is it better to create many ads within the same niche with same pic but different headline and text?
3.For demo testing what demographic size should you use to get most accurate results?
4.What is a good CTR for a well created fb ad?
5.How many impressions should you get before declaring the ad a dud?
6. How much money do you usually spend on testing the ads in general?
7. When do you switch your campaign from CPC > CPM? If not from the beginning
8. When testing demographics, do you concentrate on one specific thing per ad (i.e. specific age group, specific location, specific interests) per ad, or do you test the ad using numerous combination of those?
That's all I could think as of right now. I hope some of you FB Pro's can provide some vaulable feedback about the above questions. The reason why I'm starting this all-in-one thread is cuz my dumb ass didn't quite know the answers to the above questions and I ended up burning thru some $$$ pretty quickly lol (even tho that was somewhat expected)
Anyways, any feedback is appreciated!!! And I'm hoping this will be one of those last threads about " something something about FB" cuz those are all over the place now days :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:
