Wow wow wow - so I just want to remind everyone since this will be long, I won't be organising it as well, so just read your answer within the reply.
1. Go broad with your audience, that would be my suggestion, fb's AI is smart enough to send you the right traffic, since your product page probably is fairly means tested.
2. Refer to 1.
3. Lead magnet --> Sales page --> Checkout ---> upsell
4. Re: metrics, I think I talked about general metrics in this thread, but approaching cold audiences the best way to do it is make sure your product description is clear in the ad itself. So, Who, what, where, why. I.e.:
"This nutritional drink is designed to aid gym preperation by providing the boost you need, when you need.
{vid of someone drinking the drink and pumping iron at the gym}
"
the cause and effect rule is generally a good rule to follow. I.e. the users want to know what the cause is and what the effect is.
5. 1000 purchases
6. We have one built in house
7. Has it had significant sales?
8. I personally learnt by trial and error, I feel like all gurus teach you absolute bullshit, and some of the best tricks I know, I would never share, it's just human psychology. I would however suggest reading into marketing psychology, thats a great way to learn how to create good ads.
9. Yes, I would suggest not to do it unless you're experienced
10. Way too broad, I would help but this question is just way too broad to answer...
How did you get these likes?
1) Lookalike audience
2) Definitely Videos + lead magnet for real estate is the best way to start
3) Can't give examples haha
Warez sites are VERY difficult to promote on fb ads. I would suggest looking at buying botted IG accs and going down this route instead.
Didn't understand?
They don't allow clickbait like that, it'll get flagged by moderation eventually.
Sorry which process?
I have an internal tool to manage ads we have developed.
Thanks
Warm your accounts correctly!
Don't use before and after images, pick either or.
Yes it is true, your question is a bit broad however, can you narrow it down?
What are you promoting?
Why don't you create an LLA?
I'm not a big fan of arbitrage as a whole, it's not a real business model. Eventually, the ad networks shut you down unless you go super legit, which means not chasing after the higher ROI.
2) Does he need copyright?
hmm, can you elaborate a bit more in PM? I'll share my ideas on this thread but it's more so for me to make a structured response for this since this is pretty vague.
2. Without revealing too much, that's not how FB's AI works, I promise you you will get (almost) the right audience with each dupe. If you don't, it means there's something wrong with your ad in relation to your targeting.
3. Oh man, this really varies, I mean some of our ads can spend $30k no issue, then we have ads that dont even lat $1k. It depends on a whole host of factors. The way I can generally tell if an ad is about to die is fhe lander ctr starts to decline over a 3-4 day period, thats when I know the ad is dying. Lander ctr is rarely affected by audience if it's already synced so ...
4. Invest in a decent creatives team and get them to make at least 50% of the ad unique
5. Hustlers, technical skills and thats about it. The rest can be taught, but if you don't have technical skills you will suck as a media buyer. I worked with a guy last year, pretty good with ads but really sucked technically speaking, and sure enough eventually he just tanked.
You need to warm your accounts.
There may be a 1000 things thats causing this, look at your entire setup including but not limited to your actual acc setup.
No - but they have gone public with whatsapp camps, so it may be the case you have more competition + your ads may be worn out.
Contact fb on facebook.com/support - it seems like your payments account is flagged for something.
Happens all the time, just add new ones.
Yes it is possible, we've done it before.
There are loads of scraping sofware in the marketplace
Erm, no.
can you elaborate?
Affected whom?
Are you running MMO right now?
The reach is based on your budget, and yes you get new people until the ad is saturated.
I think 5-7 days is a good approach, but I believe I answered this earlier in this thread.
Simple answer, no, long answer yes but it requires a great deal of machine learning.
Are you trying to sell a fb ads course?
Hmm, I'll have to look into this
Many times, have to appeal and get a new account.
Yeah it helps with CPM, but it affects quality of the audience too.
Yeah the cloaker is off whilst the adsets are duped
2) Yep there is, we do it all the time, around 30% of the accs are lost like this but it's worth the risk
3) For what product?
4) Research into your local area
Thanks.
Not possible
haha yeah...
Have you ran fb ads before?
Again this could be a 1000 reasons, I would check your entire account process including but not limited to your IP's/browser etc.
Erm.
By audit you mean...?
Yeah I think he meant fb
Yeah thats a good base to start - run wh ads for a few days.
Too broad of a question - what kind of product are you promoting?
Sorry I'm not interested in selling on here.
cool
1. I think I shared this earlier
2. Yes it is
3. Yes, we try and avoid scheduling for BH, it puts the ad into a review list
4. Yes we do
5. I tend to not use LLAs for the BH campaigns anymore, but we used to. 3% and we vary the age to avoid overlapping
6. 2-3 days generally, I went through this in detail in a previous post about when to kill an ad
7. dupe and post wh creatives and aim for an appeal
8. Yep it is
Haha, yeah this happens a lot if you are getting the wrong audience..
1. Yeah leave it open for now
2. Lead gen
3. $10/day for each ad
4. Any ad should have at least 7 relevance
5. First get there
6. Pretty good once you have a decent funnel
1. So you made a profit right?
2. Not until you have 100+ conversions
3. Yeah I have, focus on the gimmic than the product itself
4. If you're focusing on the deal, your LTV will be shit
5. Weekends naturally do worse
6. You need to play with a better budget
7. Not really
1. Not anymore
2. If that's happening, it means you have an engagement issue on your original ad, don't kill it, just accept it as is
3. I test with a variety of methods, I shared one earlier in this thread
4. We still use quiz landers
4. Still do conversion
5. I mean yeah, it has been for a while, but people still use them
It's dollar, actually we did way more than $5m, but I really don't like talking about my numbers, its' crass to do so.
what?
Because your setup is wrong
Phew.
I just want to remind everyone, I will respond whenever I have time. This thread is built to last the whole of 2019 and potentially next year, so I will spread my responses out to manage my time better.
So carry on asking!
