finance / cryptocurrency / healthcare

[Dat2068]

Who is running FB Ads for finance/crypto/medical in which GEO that is converting best? Share CPC/CTR/CVR if available.

 

[brave warrior]

Nowadays the indexes are very volatile, the results are not commensurate with the index, I have a headache about this.

 

[Alex drimar]

Finance industry: CTR ~2–3%, CPC ~$2, CVR ~8–10%.
Healthcare industry: CTR ~0.7%, CPC ~$1.5–2, CVR ~3–5%.
Highest efficiency is usually in **US, UK, EU**; lower cost in Southeast Asia but lower conversion rate.
→ Optimize with retargeting, creative with clear value, and reputable landing page.

 

[Luke Spencer]

I’ve been running finance and crypto ads lately. From my tests, Tier-1 GEOs like the US and UK bring better lead quality, but CPCs are usually between $1.2–$2.5 and CTR stays around 0.9–1.3%. Conversion rates hover near 6–9%, depending on the funnel. In contrast, GEOs like India or Indonesia get CPCs as low as $0.35–$0.6, though leads tend to be less consistent.

 

[Gondamx]

Finance ads convert best in the US and UK but cost more per click. Healthcare does well in the US and Australia with decent conversions.

 

[wososo]

I run some FB ads for crypto + finance too. In my tests:

• GEO US/UK give better quality leads but CPC high (~$1.50-$3)
• GEO like India/SEA cheaper CPC (~$0.40-$0.90) but leads weaker
• For healthcare I found CTR very low (<1%).
  My tip: focus one niche first, build trust (clean domain, clear contact page, simple site), scale slow.
  Will share more if you tell me which niche + GEO you use.

 

[pokpok86]

yeah those niches are tough on fb, but people are seeing better results in tier 2 geos like latam and southeast asia. cheaper clicks and decent ctr, though conversions depend a lot on how clean your funnel is

 

[zambakur32]

Crypto ads tend to perform better in emerging markets like LATAM or Southeast Asia, where competition is lower and user interest is still growing.

 

[Fenasi2erim]

Optimizing creatives for local culture seems key no matter the region, relevance drives engagement and conversions.

 

[Pika Ninja]

I’ve seen solid results with finance and healthcare ads in the US and UK—CPC can range from $1–$3, with a CTR around 1-2%, and CVR varies, but can hit 5-10% if you’re targeting right.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Who is running FB Ads for finance/crypto/medical in which GEO that is converting best? Share CPC/CTR/CVR if available.

do you think they're gonna share their "money" for you? Of course not

 

[WinterSoldier]

Finance and healthcare convert best in the US, Canada, and UK with moderate CPCs, while crypto is tougher and more expensive due to ad restrictions.

 

[varrper]

We are launching all these niches, finance and cryptocurrency work better in the USA, but medicine works better in Germany. But we are launching ADS on Facebook, bypassing moderation.

 

[hope1313]

Finance, crypto, and medical FB ads convert best in the US UK, Canada, and Europe with CPC $0.50 $2, CTR 1 5%, and CVR 5–15%

 

[alien1984]

I would need this as well

 

[Roboe]

I'm a newcomer and need to learn more. Is there anyone here who can share their experience in the gambling industry in Italy?

 

[AdCard Agency]

Currently, Tier 2–3 GEOs like LATAM, Eastern Europe, and some Asian countries still provide quite good conversions. CPC is usually lower, CTR is stable if the content is appropriate, and CVR depends heavily on the landing page and policy compliance. For these sensitive niches, creatives and funnels are more important than the GEO.

 

[digital world agency]

It really depends on the offer and compliance. Some are seeing decent results in Tier-2 GEOs, but CPC/CTR vary a lot. Would be interesting to hear real data from others testing right now.

 

[Mertin Agency]

I've found that running ads in these areas is heavily dependent on ad approvals and local regulations. Some geographic areas have good conversion rates at certain times, then experience a sudden drop due to policy enforcement.

 

[showtimemeta]

Now costs are getting higher, and CPC is getting more expensive.