Teespring campaigns?

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So I ran few campaigns on teespring without any luck. My last facebook ad campaign cost me about $15 and my link had about 40 clicks but zero conversions. If was a website conversions campaign.

According to teespring analytics, these were the traffic sources

goo.gl = 4
l.facebook.com = 3
m.facebook.com = 27
teespring.com = 6

Does this mean my targeting is poor or is my t shirt design poor?

I'm new to facebook advertising and still trying to wrap my brain around targeting etc :)
 
in my opinion it is not too specific targeting and the visitors doesn't liked your designs...
 
in my opinion it is not too specific targeting and the visitors doesn't liked your designs...
Thanks :) Do you think it's too early to kill an ad set with only 40 visits? :)
 
Thanks :) Do you think it's too early to kill an ad set with only 40 visits? :)
Check Your audience insights (Location, Demographics, etc...) and modify your ad's settings.
For example: If your target age was 24-50 but most of the visitors come from 32-42 than modify your settings.

Long story short: You need to create much more defined ads.
It is worth a try :)
 
Check Your audience insights (Location, Demographics, etc...) and modify your ad's settings.
For example: If your target age was 24-50 but most of the visitors come from 32-42 than modify your settings.

Long story short: You need to create much more defined ads.
It is worth a try :)
Thanks I will try that :)
 
Be aware of how large you're setting your audience. Also if you have shirts with geographical relevance, look up the most expensive zip codes in that area and be sure to include them
 
Be aware of how large you're setting your audience. Also if you have shirts with geographical relevance, look up the most expensive zip codes in that area and be sure to include them
Thanks :)
 
Mind showing us a sample of the design? We can't tell if the problem is with the design or the marketing, nonetheless, try what that above poster said, optimize the ads based on the tracking.
 
I'm willing to do the same thing here using FB Ads only, it'd be nice if we get a little update here OP :)
 
Be aware of how large you're setting your audience. Also if you have shirts with geographical relevance, look up the most expensive zip codes in that area and be sure to include them
can you explain it more
how you can know if that zip code is expensive and where u will include it
 
Could be numerous things.

Designs aren't to their taste
Bad designs
Advertising to too wide of an audience
Not niche relevant

Don't take this is a bad thing though! Learning curves never are.

If your designs are for SCI-FI lovers for example, target people who follow star wars, star trek, X-files groups etc.
 
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