CONVERTING FACEBOOK REELS: WHY? WHY NO CONVERSION DESPITE HIGH VIEWS?

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Let’s flip the perspective. First, follow a reliable ad tutorial for getting recommendations. Run your campaigns based on the tutorial for 7 days. If you still don’t see results, come back here and read further.

Alright. Now, let’s make it super simple. If your ads are targeting the right audience, why aren’t there conversions?

It’s because of the video content.

Here’s a simple example: you’re selling lipstick. Around the lipstick product, there can be tons of content types:

• A clip showing how to make lipstick.
• A clip of breaking the lipstick.
• Or even just a simple video shot with your phone, circling around the lipstick, twisting it up, and applying it to your hand to showcase its color.

So, you’ve already got three types of content around the lipstick, and that’s not even everything.
Some products need detailed review videos to convert.
Some products don’t need any explanation—just natural product shots will convert.
Some products convert with quick, snappy usage demos in a few seconds.

Your job here is to test.
For testing, try creating 3 to 5 pages per content type, focusing on the product.

If you want to find niche products, search for "Niche Products" on reliable resources. Make sure to use data-driven articles with specific numbers so you can measure and evaluate—no vague advice like "Keep dreaming, keep going, and you’ll get there."
Where to? Straight to the graveyard?

Alright, everyone. Go get it!

 

[online-helping]

Let’s flip the perspective. First, follow a reliable ad tutorial for getting recommendations. Run your campaigns based on the tutorial for 7 days. If you still don’t see results, come back here and read further.

Alright. Now, let’s make it super simple. If your ads are targeting the right audience, why aren’t there conversions?

It’s because of the video content.

Here’s a simple example: you’re selling lipstick. Around the lipstick product, there can be tons of content types:

• A clip showing how to make lipstick.
• A clip of breaking the lipstick.
• Or even just a simple video shot with your phone, circling around the lipstick, twisting it up, and applying it to your hand to showcase its color.

So, you’ve already got three types of content around the lipstick, and that’s not even everything.
Some products need detailed review videos to convert.
Some products don’t need any explanation—just natural product shots will convert.
Some products convert with quick, snappy usage demos in a few seconds.

Your job here is to test.
For testing, try creating 3 to 5 pages per content type, focusing on the product.

If you want to find niche products, search for "Niche Products" on reliable resources. Make sure to use data-driven articles with specific numbers so you can measure and evaluate—no vague advice like "Keep dreaming, keep going, and you’ll get there."
Where to? Straight to the graveyard?

Alright, everyone. Go get it!

Still did not understand your aproach

 

[hhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Still did not understand your aproach

will write more for this thread

 

[online-helping]

will write more for this thread

waiting for the next part mate

 

[HA Marketing Agency]

You are sharing how to build images and content?

 

[milo123123]

Understand products and create engaging content from them, tracking metrics through testing.

 

[evebeatot]

well worth testing. I will send it to my customer

 

[hhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

You are sharing how to build images and content?

yep bro

 

[Wind Marketing Agency]

I think there are a lot of people interested in this issue so your article is very timely

 

[natsuko]

Testing is definitely the way to go! Have you also tried tweaking the first few seconds of your reels to grab attention faster? Sometimes a strong hook makes a huge difference in engagement and conversion rates

 

[digital_services]

waiting for the next part mate , will be helpfull if you share more