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I spent 10$ for test, and give good results, for 20$ product, don't waste money first test.
 
I spent 10$ for test, and give good results, for 20$ product, don't waste money first test.

Okay & the test is for 3 days
After that if results are good with profitable roas. What’s the next step that wouldn’t be “TESTING”
 
Okay & the test is for 3 days
After that if results are good with profitable roas. What’s the next step that wouldn’t be “TESTING”

It would be scaling beyond the test budget to see if your ROAS sustains. Keep scaling till it sustains profitably (or in your favour). Stop at the level beyond which it breaks. Keep playing with creatives and headlines. Slowly move your working campaigns to native, and test there too.
 
Your product costs $24.99 to customers, but how much does it cost to you? Do you have enough margin to pay for ads? Or is it a digital product?
 
Your product costs $24.99 to customers, but how much does it cost to you? Do you have enough margin to pay for ads? Or is it a digital product?


It’s a car gadget from Aliexpress that I am dropshipping. I had margin to pay for ads but spent all of it on testing. Now I’m thinking what is a good price to test
 
What is your goal?

To build a long term successful business
or
To see if you can make profit on $30 ad spend and if not try something else
 
You are going to test your FB ads and master this platform. To make your product sell well, you have to provide value, target the right audience who really want your product and can't leave that page without it. start investing $5 a day, if you spend more, just make sure you are not losing your t-shjirt and going broke because of Fb ads.

Test, test, test and you will have your successful campaign, you pay less and sell more.
 
What is your goal?

To build a long term successful business
or
To see if you can make profit on $30 ad spend and if not try something else

I’m new too dropshipping my long term goal is to make dropshipping my career or life lol. But I made $400 sales but known has been profitable and scaling been a hassle
 
I personally use $5 a day to test....then scale

Do you stop the $5 campaign when scaling dublicate the ad set with higher budget. Or do you keep that initial $5 and increase the budget slowly
 
I’m new too dropshipping my long term goal is to make dropshipping my career or life lol. But I made $400 sales but known has been profitable and scaling been a hassle

To achieve what you want you will have to optimize every aspect of your sales funnel from ads through to landing page design and re-marketing campaigns.

To do that you have to split test one specific element at a time to see which performs best, until you are consistently in profit.

Unless you optimise it is unlikely you will be able to scale profitably running FB or any paid ads.

So, you have to be prepared to lose money while you optimize.

If you are not prepared to lose money while you optimize, then don't sell via ads.
 
For the good test, I had an all-time rule, that I need 2-3 costs of Lead's price. If your lead cost is 10$, then you need to spend 20-30$.
 
For the good test, I had an all-time rule, that I need 2-3 costs of Lead's price. If your lead cost is 10$, then you need to spend 20-30$.
If you don't get that from the get go, what do you do?
 
If you don't get that from the get go, what do you do?

1. Split creatives (different). You should spend 3 leads cost to 1 creative. You need a good statistic here, firstly.
2. Split audiences
3. Then work with Prelandings/Landings and etc.
 
1. Split creatives (different). You should spend 3 leads cost to 1 creative. You need a good statistic here, firstly.
2. Split audiences
3. Then work with Prelandings/Landings and etc.

And you can do all that successfully and always get a profit for the cost of 3 leads?
 
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