NEW Facebook Ads
- Thread starter Jon
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This man speaks the truth.
I just want to keep adding fuel to the fire, so without further ado I present this terrifying week-old headline:
Facebook just recently pulled in a top-ranking Google advertising exec to head up the ads department.
OH NOES
I was one of the people that had really low starting suggestion bids with CPC on all demos. Finally today, I got a few campaigns approved on the account, and decided to run it. The campaign below ran for about 10 minutes. It's suggestion bid was $0.10-$0.13 for 17 and younger, US; CPC. On a $0.10 bid, it received no clicks. I moved it to $0.20. Started getting flooded with clicks right away; hundreds of clicks a minute. I budged it down to $0.15c after a few minutes.
Below is the stat update:
As you can see, the suggestion bid is now at $0.04-$0.05. So what does all this mean? To me it means that those starting suggestion bids is not a bug, and that FB has added something new to their CTR algorithm.
10-15 minutes of traffic.
Below is the stat update:
As you can see, the suggestion bid is now at $0.04-$0.05. So what does all this mean? To me it means that those starting suggestion bids is not a bug, and that FB has added something new to their CTR algorithm.
10-15 minutes of traffic.
Dude, I can't express my anger on how retarded it is now to get a EDU offer approved. Past 3 days, getting hit with disapprovals on ads that I've been running for months, and had 0% disapproval rate up till this past week. I emailed them regrading it, and they said the following regarding one of my campaigns:
1) Get your degree in 18 months : "We have found that these types of ads that contain specific time limits create a lot of negative user feedback."
2) Get a {hidden} degree and make $65,000+/year: "You also can't call out a specific amount of money as we have found this often is misleading to users and produces a lot of negative user feedback. Please let me know if you have any other questions and sorry for the confusion."
Email them. That disapproval reason makes no sense. You may have a chance for them to reinstate it.
affiliates@facebook.com
I was one of the people that had really low starting suggestion bids with CPC on all demos. Finally today, I got a few campaigns approved on the account, and decided to run it. The campaign below ran for about 10 minutes. It's suggestion bid was $0.10-$0.13 for 17 and younger, US; CPC. On a $0.10 bid, it received no clicks. I moved it to $0.20. Started getting flooded with clicks right away; hundreds of clicks a minute. I budged it down to $0.15c after a few minutes.
Below is the stat update:
As you can see, the suggestion bid is now at $0.04-$0.05. So what does all this mean? To me it means that those starting suggestion bids is not a bug, and that FB has added something new to their CTR algorithm.
10-15 minutes of traffic.
You think it could be something to do with ad spend history? I have legit stuff running with a similar CTR and my suggested bid is about double yours. I've only spent about 250k on FB but i'm guessing you've spent alot more.
This is on one of my new side accounts; it's only 3 weeks -1 month old. Spending only $2k/daily on it right now since it's my own product. So I don't believe spend is a factor here.
For some VERY strange reason MyWebFace went down for me, I talked with my AM and he said that it's quite weird cos it shouldn't have.
What offers went down for you with the new policy?
What offers went down for you with the new policy?
I'd love to know as well
Some networks let you design a mobile offer and they run it in-house. If you generate enough volume it's exclusive to you. Although, I'm guessing that's what it is.