Facebook Ads and Fabrily not working? Many clicks, 0 sales

It seems like this whole t-shirt stuff on Fabrily, Teezily, Teespring etc. does not work anymore.

I put an ad on FB, paying only ?0.03 per click. I got more than 400 likes and more than 30 comments (people marking other people with comment "This is for you", or "I must have this" etc.) but absolutely 0 sales in 5 days.
So my ad definitely converts, design of tee is great, only thing that does not convert is Fabrily. But also tried with the other sites, same result.
Annoying.

Maybe you should get some advanced techniques like taking courses in udemy there is a lot of good instructors out there.

PS: With a litle twist from BHW you could download the course without having to pay anything upfront its a chrome plugin.

and sorry for my bad english.

Facebook ads seems to be not good with conversion nowadays based upon my own advertising observation. Clicks and engagement are there but people don't seems to be buying. That being say, it might have something to do with macroeconomic situation too. People are just not spending so much online. This could be the reason why you don't see sales converting.

youmakeme said:

Facebook ads seems to be not good with conversion nowadays based upon my own advertising observation. Clicks and engagement are there but people don't seems to be buying. That being say, it might have something to do with macroeconomic situation too. People are just not spending so much online. This could be the reason why you don't see sales converting.

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Yes, but this is really strange, because if people comment with "I have to get this" or "XYZ you have to get this" and XYZ comments "Yes I want it", and still nobody is buying it, then not sure what is going on.
Also my price is really on the low end, same price as a tee in stores but with a design you cannot get in a store.
On the other side, I see campaigns with 100s of tees sold, wondering how could they been doing this.

I'm going to assume you're using Fabrily for International markets. Always consider what markets you're targeting, what pages etc. The reason is, shipping might be killer/not worth it for them and they simply give good feedback instead. Ad copy also helps, colors and the niche.

I've used Teespring before and had some decent success with just one campaign before heading off to CPA. Make sure you also have a retargeting pixel for those that clicked the website but didn't purchase, retarget them with something such as "Free Shipping", "10% Off" which you should be able to do in the coupon section. That helped a bit, once you get sales social proof is there and it's smooth sailing from there.