Facebook prioritize the main feed or Reels to attract customers?

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Hi everyone.
I currently a fanpage with 43k fl and have a limited budget.
Should I prioritize advertising on the Feed or Reels to generate customers and profit for the page?
I’d love to hear your opinions and practical experiences.
 
Hi everyone.
I currently a fanpage with 43k fl and have a limited budget.
Should I prioritize advertising on the Feed or Reels to generate customers and profit for the page?
I’d love to hear your opinions and practical experiences.
Recently facebook prefers reel videos a lot more from what i noticed. Even if u boost or promote using reels it is getting more reach. More than photos reels are preferred now.
 
Recently facebook prefers reel videos a lot more from what i noticed. Even if u boost or promote using reels it is getting more reach. More than photos reels are preferred now.
So, should I put my entire budget into Reels, or split it 70/30? I need a more realistic scenario.

Reels can reach new people and while feed posts are good for keeping your current followers interested. Then focus on the one that gets better response on your page.

But the budget is limited. I can't do both at the same time.

Definitely Reels. But it is crucial that these videos are high-quality.
I understand what you mean. I will polish the content to the highest standard.
 
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With a limited budget and the goal of generating profits immediately, prioritize FEED to close sales, and use REELS to attract new customers at a low cost.
 
you should target both of them. in feed ads you can show carousel ads, which is best for fashion ads. in reels section you can run shorts videos of your products. create a attractive pr video of your items. add a high conversion ad copy in both section.
 
With a limited budget and the goal of generating profits immediately, prioritize FEED to close sales, and use REELS to attract new customers at a low cost.
In that case, I'll prioritize pushing Reels. Thanks for the advice.

you should target both of them. in feed ads you can show carousel ads, which is best for fashion ads. in reels section you can run shorts videos of your products. create a attractive pr video of your items. add a high conversion ad copy in both section.
Because my product would be more appealing if showcased through video, I think reels would be a suitable option.
 
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Hi everyone.
I currently a fanpage with 43k fl and have a limited budget.
Should I prioritize advertising on the Feed or Reels to generate customers and profit for the page?
I’d love to hear your opinions and practical experiences.
For a page, a feed is better.
 
Since your product is better shown in video and the budget is tight, I’d start with Reels and judge it by cost per actual customer, not reach. Keep the creative and offer clear, then adjust based on results.
 
Depends on the niche. Run small tests on both and compare conversions, not just clicks.
 
With a limited budget, I’d test both with small amounts first. Reels can be great for reach, while feed ads may work better when customers need more details before buying.
 
I’d use both and see which one gets better results. Reels can help reach new people, while regular posts can keep your followers interested. It depends on what your audience likes.
 
Well man, it all depends on the offer, because both could work really well. If you are selling something, you already have a gold mine. Because if you create a public out of people that follows and interact with your page, they are among the highest engaged public there is. Just create the public and invest little on traffic, your results will be awesome.

If even more you decide to expand and create a 1% or even 2% lookalike out of this public... well, you'll win big.
 
That depends on which audience you're targeting. For younger people, you should prioritize using reels.
 
With a limited budget, I'd test Reels first for cheaper reach, then compare it with Feed based on actual conversions. Your 43k followers are useful, but the main thing is where you're getting customers, not just views.

Run a small test on both and let the numbers decide.
 
It depends on your niche and target audience. I’d test both with a small budget first and see which one actually brings customers, not just views or engagement
 
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