Minimum Budget BH Facebook

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Hey everyone - hope all is well!

I am mainly an email sms marketer but am interested in dabbling in Facebook nowadays as I think the skill sets will compliment each other eventually.

I am just wondering what does a realistic minimum budget look like to start testing ads? What are the different avenues to do this, from my understanding either through agencies who cost you based on spend or just buying aged accounts? Which do you recommend to start? Also cloaker costs I am aware of.

Link tracking technology etc I am covered due to other affiliate activities as mentioned earlier.

Any advice appreciated thanks!
 
For testing, $10-30/day is enough
$300-1k/month is solid for learning and optimization

start simple: 1 account, a few creatives, no complex setup
 
It will depend on the campaign, but I think you could experiment with a budget of $50 a day.
 
Hey everyone - hope all is well!

I am mainly an email sms marketer but am interested in dabbling in Facebook nowadays as I think the skill sets will compliment each other eventually.

I am just wondering what does a realistic minimum budget look like to start testing ads? What are the different avenues to do this, from my understanding either through agencies who cost you based on spend or just buying aged accounts? Which do you recommend to start? Also cloaker costs I am aware of.

Link tracking technology etc I am covered due to other affiliate activities as mentioned earlier.

Any advice appreciated thanks!
I don't know what your product is, but with crypto, $10 - $50 is my testing budget.
Whether you buy or rent an account, the cost per result largely depends on how you create your campaign. that's why we need to test many campagn before scale one
 
Start with WhiteHat campaigns, Engagement, to warm up your ad account, spend 10 euro for post likes, 20 30 for page likes and be very attentive to have money on the card, if you fail to pay few times, your trust score will collapse. Payment card and payments is the most important in the beginning. Also warming up with white hat ads worldwise will warmup properly ad account and bypass radars for more brave content
 
For first test I would not go crazy. Maybe $500-$1k total testing budget. FB need data, but beginner also need time to learn. Agency acc is more stable imo. Buying aged acc sound cheap but can become headache very fast
 
Skip agency accounts for now – you’re going to burn infrastructure while learning and their minimum fees or spend requirements will eat a small budget fast. Start with a few cheap aged profiles/BMs, $30/day simple engagement warmup, and just take banned accounts as a cost of doing business. FB's visual AI flags angles and text way faster than domains these days, so focus on heavy creative variance since your cloaking and tracking are already sorted.
 
Hey everyone - hope all is well!

I am mainly an email sms marketer but am interested in dabbling in Facebook nowadays as I think the skill sets will compliment each other eventually.

I am just wondering what does a realistic minimum budget look like to start testing ads? What are the different avenues to do this, from my understanding either through agencies who cost you based on spend or just buying aged accounts? Which do you recommend to start? Also cloaker costs I am aware of.

Link tracking technology etc I am covered due to other affiliate activities as mentioned earlier.

Any advice appreciated thanks!
10$ per day is optimal and you should run 3-4 different creatives in order to test them and go with the winning one.
 
When it comes to testing Facebook ads, you may begin on a low budget basis, and about $20-$50 per day should be sufficient to prove creatives effective if you have a good funnel you will scale up when you achieve a stable CPM
Avoid usin aged accounts and cloakers strategy at all costs if you are just starting out, as Meta has become more stringent with its policies in recent times, and such a move tends to destroy more accounts than help them.
 
if you are new and start learning about running Fb ads, you should start at a small budget, around about $10-20/day, then you can increase.
 
It will depend on the campaign, I think you could experiment with a budget of $20-$50 a day
 
hey! i think around $10 a day should be enough to start. what’s more important is testing creatives to figure out what people respond to best. you’ll also need some budget for testing, plus the usual stuff like proxies, a browser, cards, and accounts.

you can also check out spy tools to see what creatives your competitors are running and get an idea of what’s working right now.

and you might need cloaking too, depending on the type of ads you’re planning to run.
 
Let's start with a budget of over $50 per day. After a few successful days, we can gradually increase the budget.
 
Just do with 20$/day it will be enough for testing and then scale when you are in profiit
 
Hey everyone - hope all is well!

I am mainly an email sms marketer but am interested in dabbling in Facebook nowadays as I think the skill sets will compliment each other eventually.

I am just wondering what does a realistic minimum budget look like to start testing ads? What are the different avenues to do this, from my understanding either through agencies who cost you based on spend or just buying aged accounts? Which do you recommend to start? Also cloaker costs I am aware of.

Link tracking technology etc I am covered due to other affiliate activities as mentioned earlier.

Any advice appreciated thanks!
that will depend on the campaign, but since you're a newbie, don't burn too much on your first test. Just start with 50-100 bucks a day, and if things go smooth, then pump more budget
 
don't burn cash on agency setups yet. start with a $30/day budget on cheap aged profiles. do a basic white hat engagement campaign first to warm up the account and keep billing consistent so you don't trigger automated triggers. once the pixel gets data, turn on the cloaker and test your actual angles.
 
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