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Aura Agency said:
Thanks for sharing, I’ve been testing similar ad creatives lately and noticed CTR improved when I changed the first 3 seconds of the video
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I am testing and they are fine, I am monitoring for a while longer to see how it goes
 
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Before switching to a new ad account, prioritize testing in your existing account with the new campaign structure, creatives, and audience targeting. Also, avoid bidding too high at first; let the system optimize for a few days and then gradually adjust based on data to achieve more stable delivery before scaling.
 
BBIM AGENCY said:
Before switching to a new ad account, prioritize testing in your existing account with the new campaign structure, creatives, and audience targeting. Also, avoid bidding too high at first; let the system optimize for a few days and then gradually adjust based on data to achieve more stable delivery before scaling.
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i try it
 
Try testing smaller bid ranges first (like $300–400) and observe consistency over 2–3 days before scaling.
 
Facebook’s ad performance can fluctuate a lot depending on competition, audience overlap, and even time of day.
 
Facebook is so random. I havent the right answer. Yesterday i had conversions for X price, today the same campaign has x3 cpc and cpl for me. Just test.
 
Golden Agency said:
I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?
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Effective fluctuations are not just about spend, but also about signal quality, user behavior, timing, and competition by day/hour.
Meta is getting smarter — but also “subtle”: it favors stable behavior patterns and reliable history over spikes in spend.
Instead of asking “is a $600 bid okay?”, you should ask “does the system understand my audience well enough?”.
Once you have enough signal and stable delivery, any bid is just a tool — it’s the data and spend cadence that keeps CPA stable.
 
TDF Media said:
Effective fluctuations are not just about spend, but also about signal quality, user behavior, timing, and competition by day/hour.
Meta is getting smarter — but also “subtle”: it favors stable behavior patterns and reliable history over spikes in spend.
Instead of asking “is a $600 bid okay?”, you should ask “does the system understand my audience well enough?”.
Once you have enough signal and stable delivery, any bid is just a tool — it’s the data and spend cadence that keeps CPA stable.
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this is fine bro ?
 
Facebook is constantly updating, so there are no rules. Today it might be cheap, but tomorrow it might be expensive. You can also increase it to $600 but you need to monitor it closely to make sure it is still profitable or at least you do not lose money.
 
thereseprice said:
Facebook is constantly updating, so there are no rules. Today it might be cheap, but tomorrow it might be expensive. You can also increase it to $600 but you need to monitor it closely to make sure it is still profitable or at least you do not lose money.
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sure, i think so too
 
King Agency said:
Facebook’s ad performance can fluctuate a lot depending on competition, audience overlap, and even time of day.
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I tried another way which seemed to work better.
 
DrakeStone45 said:
Facebook is so random. I havent the right answer. Yesterday i had conversions for X price, today the same campaign has x3 cpc and cpl for me. Just test.
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yeah i tried some other ways they were ok
 
You need to know your average cost/result and bid a little bit less than that and monitor. If it doesn't spend or spends slowly, then after about 3 hours you increase the bid.
 
Try smaller bid

Also try run multi compaign with different audience to see what work for you
 
Golden Agency said:
I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?
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Have you tried changing your ad copy or creating more ads but keeping your budget small?
 
Ad performance can fluctuate due to competition, timing, or user behavior. Setting a $600 bid per result should be based on your actual value and target ROI, and it’s best not to keep it fixed if performance data changes
 
are you creating the wrong ad campaign i think you should spend 1k per day then it will be better
Golden Agency said:
I am currently seeing Facebook having problems, some days I spend 2-3K but there is no result but some days I only spend 500$ and there are many results
I decided to bid at 600$/1 result is this ok?
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That’s quite high. If your average result value doesn’t justify $600, lower your bid. Try testing $200–300 first; Facebook optimizes better with balanced bids.
 
thats a really high bid is it normal for you?
 
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