Ad testing phase

I generally avoid judging a campaign too quickly, but if the results are consistently weak while spending continues, it makes sense to reassess the strategy.
 
I usually make a decision after the first 50 results from the campaign.
 
Usually 3–5 days, unless it’s clearly wasting money. I’d wait until there’s enough spend and conversion data before killing it.
 
However, I usually only test sales campaigns for three days; if they aren't effective, I have to create a new one immediately.
 
I usually let ads run long enough to gather data for evaluation. If the CTR is low, costs are high, and there are no conversions, I’ll turn them off or make adjustments. My decisions are primarily data-driven rather than based on a fixed number of days.
 
If an ad generates no reach, I turn it off the same day; however, if it has high reach but a low conversion rate, I turn it off after three days.
 
How long do you usually test a Facebook Ad before turning it off?
I tested it for one day and then significantly increased the budget. You shouldn't spend too long warming up the account.
 
I’d give each campaign a reasonable amount of time to run and then look at the actual performance data before deciding whether to cut the ones that aren’t performing well.
 
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