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[Golden Agency]

I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?

 

[ads studio]

I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?

It sounds like your ads aren't doing very well right now. This happens a lot on Facebook because of changes to the algorithm and how people use it. I'd propose keeping an eye on performance trends for a week or two and making tiny offer changes instead of locking your price at $600 each result. Also, look at your targeting and creatives. Sometimes making those better makes your ads more consistent than just changing the bid.

 

[Golden Agency]

It sounds like your ads aren't doing very well right now. This happens a lot on Facebook because of changes to the algorithm and how people use it. I'd propose keeping an eye on performance trends for a week or two and making tiny offer changes instead of locking your price at $600 each result. Also, look at your targeting and creatives. Sometimes making those better makes your ads more consistent than just changing the bid.

I also tried changing the content of the ad but the results are still the same maybe I should try changing the account

 

[Danamic Agency]

I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?

i think 600$ doesn't seem to be bad but it's only good if your CPA is in that range, otherwise it will be quite a waste without getting good results,
in my experience, you can try to start with a bid 20% higher than your average CPA; keep the daily budget 5 times higher than the bid you set, don't change the budget much; if it's okay, you can gradually increase it by 20% after 2 days to get the camp to convert stably.

 

[Golden Agency]

i think 600$ doesn't seem to be bad but it's only good if your CPA is in that range, otherwise it will be quite a waste without getting good results,
in my experience, you can try to start with a bid 20% higher than your average CPA; keep the daily budget 5 times higher than the bid you set, don't change the budget much; if it's okay, you can gradually increase it by 20% after 2 days to get the camp to convert stably.

i will try this, along with it i will also try changing to another account to see which one is better

 

[ads studio]

I also tried changing the content of the ad but the results are still the same maybe I should try changing the account

Changing the ad account might help if your present one has a terrible performance history or is detected by Facebook’s algorithm, but it shouldn’t be your first option. Before switching, try testing with a new campaign structure, fresh creatives, and slightly changed audience targeting under the same account. If the results don't get better after testing them over and over, making a new ad account can let you start over and occasionally get better delivery.

 

[Golden Agency]

Changing the ad account might help if your present one has a terrible performance history or is detected by Facebook’s algorithm, but it shouldn’t be your first option. Before switching, try testing with a new campaign structure, fresh creatives, and slightly changed audience targeting under the same account. If the results don't get better after testing them over and over, making a new ad account can let you start over and occasionally get better delivery.

I will try this way

 

[Golden Agency]

I got the same result .

do you have any solution for this?

 

[Ana Agency Marketing]

Your erratic ad experience is common. Bidding $600/result only makes sense if the return on a single customer far exceeds that. Otherwise, you’ll lose money.

 

[Golden Agency]

Your erratic ad experience is common. Bidding $600/result only makes sense if the return on a single customer far exceeds that. Otherwise, you’ll lose money.

So is there any solution for advertising that will produce better results?

 

[sophianguyen]

Depends on what your product is? If you sell houses, that price is still ok. If you sell clothes, it is not reasonable.

 

[Nerissa Ronnie]

I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?

Facebook’s cost per result varies with competition, audience behavior, and time of day A $600 bid might be fine but you’ll get better consistency with A/B testing and gradual optimization.

 

[Golden Agency]

Depends on what your product is? If you sell houses, that price is still ok. If you sell clothes, it is not reasonable.

I tried creating different ad formats and found some that seemed to work.

 

[Golden Agency]

Facebook’s cost per result varies with competition, audience behavior, and time of day A $600 bid might be fine but you’ll get better consistency with A/B testing and gradual optimization.

I think I will try changing more ads

 

[Golden Agency]

I have tried many other ways too, waiting to see how they turn out

 

[Golden Agency]

I’ve been seeing that inconsistency too performance swings a lot lately. Not sure about the $600 bid, but I’d test it for a few days and see if delivery stabilizes before scaling further

yes you can also look forward to that, come back here and let me know the result

 

[Diamondagencyfb]

I’ve been seeing that inconsistency too performance swings a lot lately. Not sure about the $600 bid, but I’d test it for a few days and see if delivery stabilizes before scaling further

The bid of $600/result is quite high, which can easily make the ad distribution less effective. I think you should let the system optimize itself for a few days first, then gradually adjust according to actual data to be more stable.

 

[MercuryAgency]

The $600/result spend is too high compared to the general level, and should only be maintained if the product's net profit is extremely large. To overcome unstable performance, you can consider switching to the "Lowest Cost" automatic bidding strategy and focus on optimizing ad content.

 

[Golden Agency]

The bid of $600/result is quite high, which can easily make the ad distribution less effective. I think you should let the system optimize itself for a few days first, then gradually adjust according to actual data to be more stable.

i will try it

 

[Golden Agency]

The $600/result spend is too high compared to the general level, and should only be maintained if the product's net profit is extremely large. To overcome unstable performance, you can consider switching to the "Lowest Cost" automatic bidding strategy and focus on optimizing ad content.

I tried it but it doesn't seem to work, I'm testing another ad