FBD's 1000th Post Method! Facebook PPC Secrets! Landing Page + Campaign!

Nice, +rep:P

One quick question... Why wouldn't we just use domain redirect or even iframe. I'm using iframes all the time and they get approved as long as I don't use the wrong picture or word (like "get free xxx" - this one is hard).



The secret to a low CPC isn't CTR like most people believe. Facebook wants you to spend money, so if you put your daily spend limit at something like $300, Facebook will give you a lower CPC than other bidders with a higher CPC bid. It sounds crazy but trust me it works like a charm :)!

Interesting. But I'm sure you know that CTR is the most obvious reason when clicks come cheap. In your testing, did this always happen when you increased your daily spending limit?
 
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mr FBD, just to make sure, you are not using pops.js right now right?

what did it do? and why did you stop? wasnt worth the effort after all?
 
Brilliant post, my question to you is have you used content locking on any of your campaigns as I find voting offers are few and far between? (or rather than vote have "submit your email address here" options)

And when getting your adverts approved, what kind of "dummy" sites do you use during the verification stage?

And have you ever had a spot check on a running advert, if so what was the outcome? a ban or a simple slap on the wrist?

Regards,
Chris.
 
@xxMP3xx, what do you mean by "reverse the process" -- I apologize if I'm being slow to get it man!

I'm fairly new to FB marketing...

I appreciate the response. Thanks.

He means instead of:
FB Ad -> BH Landing Page (redirects to) -> WH Landing Page... and after being approved just remove the redirect code, so
FB Ad -> BH Landing Page

to make this:
FB Ad -> WH Landing Page... after being approved put the redirect code, so
FB Ad -> WH Landing Page (redirects to) -> BH Landing Page

The problem with second option is if WH Landing Page is not yours, you can't place redirect code in it.

Nice, +rep:P

One quick question... Why wouldn't we just use domain redirect or even iframe. I'm using iframes all the time and they get approved as long as I don't use the wrong picture or word (like "get free xxx" - this one is hard).

Dude, do you 100% iframe or just particularly iframe your CPA offers? Does FB approve 100% iframed CPA offer?
 
what offers do you target? its my first time and it feels like im barely gonna break even if i do 1.30$ offers if im a newb and start with ~0.50$ CPCs. looking like i need 0.3 to 0.5 ratio just to break even. feelsbatman.jpg
 
what offers do you target? its my first time and it feels like im barely gonna break even if i do 1.30$ offers if im a newb and start with ~0.50$ CPCs. looking like i need 0.3 to 0.5 ratio just to break even. feelsbatman.jpg
Same question I have in mind :)

Thanks for posting the method by the way!
 
Same question I have in mind :)

Thanks for posting the method by the way!

the answer is in CPM, you get a good campaign set up and you pay less than a cent per click.. so if your offer pays out $1, you can get over 100 clicks and only need one to convert to break even.
 
yea i figured that but i dont want to lose 200 before i make 100 lol. i guess i'll have to try anyway.
 
yea i figured that but i dont want to lose 200 before i make 100 lol. i guess i'll have to try anyway.

you shouldn't need to loose 200, simply set daily budgets. i do not agree with FBdudes theory that having large daily budgets result in lower CPC. I achieved a CPC of $0.003 with a daily budget of $10.

simply run several ads finding the best one then ramp it up, i have seen many case studies on CPM within this forum.
 
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@todor

Thanks for the clarification man! I appreciate it!
 
Great share facebook dude and congrats on joining the 1000 club! When finished on current projects I really want to check this out i'm a noob with facebook and cpa so great starting tut.
 
Brilliant post, my question to you is have you used content locking on any of your campaigns as I find voting offers are few and far between? (or rather than vote have "submit your email address here" options)

And when getting your adverts approved, what kind of "dummy" sites do you use during the verification stage?

And have you ever had a spot check on a running advert, if so what was the outcome? a ban or a simple slap on the wrist?

Regards,
Chris.

Hey, if you get a chance these questions answered will help me allot!
Thanks.
 
Awesome 1000th post ! Congrats

This is some awesome information and I really like your ideas to convert (lander).
Much appreciated man, keep it up !

Rep given.
 
congrats on your 1000th post. you really help a lot of guys here.
 
Great guide man, thanks a lot. You definitely inspire me to start FB ppc campaign.
 
where did fbd go lol

so i dont get it, no matter what, youre gonna have to start at 0.60$ at the beggining and hopefully get a good CTR, which is based on your FB AD.

So make 3-7 ad variations to your one landing page/offer. use the best one out of all them and control it or tweak it more for better CTR, then fb should lower the CPC?

Seems like i would go through at least 80$ bucks just doing that and thats just for clicks. doesnt take into account if your landing page/offer converts. which is pretty much the two other wheels to this car because that is where to you need to make your money back.
 
Very nice share, Will be implementing this with my existing FB campaigns
 
@todor

Thanks for the clarification man! I appreciate it!

You are welcome dude! Me being a noob and having started in this game not long ago, know very well what is it like not to be able to figure something out and nobody to care to help you. Even in this topic I answered your question, trying to help, but nobody cared to answer my questions. Unfortunately this is a common practice.

Guys and gals, if you want to get, try also to give, don't be selfish!
 
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