Hello BHW community !
I bought Ulead Pro and using the Mac version through the Google Chrome extension.
First Question
Even though I have read extensively about Facebook Graph Search, I still dont clearly grasp what is the difference between:
1. A custom audience using Ulead Pro targeting 'People who like Hennessy and live in Sydney"
VS
2. Facebook Ad Builder Audience: "People who live in Sydney and has interest in Hennessy"
What will be the difference in the results between these two queries?
SECOND QUESTION:
i followed Sasha advice by using multiple queries but still it seems I can not collect as much as what the Facebook Graph Results says.
Example:
Search: People who like Hennessy and live in Sydney.
Facebook says more than 1000 people.
- Using Ulead Pro Google Chrome extension, I collected 628 email IDS.
Then I do split tasting
- Men who like Hennessy and live in Sydney: 600 email IDs
- Women who like Hennessy and live in Sydney: 224 email IDs
Conclusion: I roughly collected the same amount of email IDs with or without split queries. And I am faaar from collecting more than 1000 email IDs that Facebook says it has.
Any guidance would be much appreciated?
Thanks for your attention, and looking forward your kind response.
Sheikman
I bought Ulead Pro and using the Mac version through the Google Chrome extension.
First Question
Even though I have read extensively about Facebook Graph Search, I still dont clearly grasp what is the difference between:
1. A custom audience using Ulead Pro targeting 'People who like Hennessy and live in Sydney"
VS
2. Facebook Ad Builder Audience: "People who live in Sydney and has interest in Hennessy"
What will be the difference in the results between these two queries?
SECOND QUESTION:
i followed Sasha advice by using multiple queries but still it seems I can not collect as much as what the Facebook Graph Results says.
Example:
Search: People who like Hennessy and live in Sydney.
Facebook says more than 1000 people.
- Using Ulead Pro Google Chrome extension, I collected 628 email IDS.
Then I do split tasting
- Men who like Hennessy and live in Sydney: 600 email IDs
- Women who like Hennessy and live in Sydney: 224 email IDs
Conclusion: I roughly collected the same amount of email IDs with or without split queries. And I am faaar from collecting more than 1000 email IDs that Facebook says it has.
Any guidance would be much appreciated?
Thanks for your attention, and looking forward your kind response.
Sheikman
