Lydia Harper
Newbie
- Apr 10, 2026
- 26
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Hi,
One mistake I think I have made a few times is giving up on campaigns too quickly.
If the first day looks bad, it's tempting to assume the channel is not a good fit and move on. But I have also had campaigns that started slowly and then improved once they had a bit more data behind them.
The problem is knowing the difference between a campaign that needs more time and a campaign that's genuinely not going to work.
Every extra day costs money, but cutting a campaign too early might mean missing a winner.
Love to know what other see
One mistake I think I have made a few times is giving up on campaigns too quickly.
If the first day looks bad, it's tempting to assume the channel is not a good fit and move on. But I have also had campaigns that started slowly and then improved once they had a bit more data behind them.
The problem is knowing the difference between a campaign that needs more time and a campaign that's genuinely not going to work.
Every extra day costs money, but cutting a campaign too early might mean missing a winner.
Love to know what other see