How do i write good copy for social media ads?

impact_com

Regular Member

Feb 3, 2018

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• Mar 4, 2018

• #1

Does anyone has some advice for good copy?
I do now write something on my social media channel like this!

"Isn't it a beauty?
Get Yours Now For Free! - Just cover shipping.
Only for 24 hours - Limited Stock Remaining!
Claim Yours Now
Share+Like+Tag Someone Who Would Love This!
.
.
.
{hashtags}"

But i do always write it like this ...

 

Holzr

Elite Member

Sep 4, 2016

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• Mar 4, 2018

• #2

Learn from others. Study successful ad copies and note what makes them popular and successful. Here are a collection of articles on Ad Copy examples:

https://aggregateblog.com/best-facebook-ad-examples/

https://klientboost.com/ppc/facebook-ad-examples/

https://www.digitalmarketer.com/best-facebook-ads/

https://blog.kissmetrics.com/high-converting-facebook-ad/

 

Cepasa

Newbie

Mar 26, 2018

14

2

• Mar 30, 2018

• #3

If you ask me, your ad is very straightforward. There are too many calls to action. Feels like you are cornering me with you offer.

 

life2ifeless

Regular Member

Oct 10, 2017

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• Mar 30, 2018

• #4

1. You need to be able to talk to your audience. Visualize what sort of person your audience is. Appeal to their emotions by dangling their desires in front of their faces.
2. Keep the text simple. You can simplify the amount of text and let your image/video do the talking (assuming this is for Insta)
3. Use only one strong call to action instead of 3-4 weak ones.

Hope that helps! If you want you can PM me the ad and I can take a closer look for you

impact_com said:

Does anyone has some advice for good copy?
I do now write something on my social media channel like this!

"Isn't it a beauty?
Get Yours Now For Free! - Just cover shipping.
Only for 24 hours - Limited Stock Remaining!
Claim Yours Now
Share+Like+Tag Someone Who Would Love This!
.
.
.
{hashtags}"

But i do always write it like this ...

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Notion

BANNED

Jan 11, 2014

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• Mar 30, 2018

• #5

You need to keep it simple and just do it. It’s all about your intent and right now you’re going about it like everyone other beginner is. People are getting sick of these types of captions, try something unique

 

Gerald Benjamin

Newbie

Dec 9, 2018

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• Dec 9, 2018

• #6

Your initial ad has way to many CTAs. I would suggest keeping the CTA to just one line at the end and then have the copy with more personal language. The question is good as it create in intrigue. After that you want to follow up on that intrigue and list features of the product that translate into benefits for the customer. Then have a scarcity line, the CTA and the share with line after.

 

tNK

Senior Member

Aug 14, 2016

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• Dec 9, 2018

• #7

Learn copyrighting techniques watch videos on google. Danlok videos are good for this he has a playlist.