How much do YOU spend on ADS?

ibrahim11

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Hi, How can I get more hops and sales? And how much are other people spending on facebook ads/bing ads? Currently I am spending $40 a day on facebook ads just to promote 2 of my articles/products (1 of my articles are hosted on 2 different websites) and I am breaking even. Help is much appreciated! Thanks
 
Facebook ads could be expensive if you don't gain enough reach. Positive ROI depends on the Landing page too...
 
You need to find what traffic is converting, find what ads perform the best, and tweak your article/landing page.

Im sure if you try to improve your campaign you can make more money.
 
You need to find what traffic is converting, find what ads perform the best, and tweak your article/landing page.

Im sure if you try to improve your campaign you can make more money.
i know what audience to target for the first product (women aged 35 to 45). But I am still breaking even.
 
Am I spending too much? $40/day?
 
Facebook (before I got Banned) $100 a day
Bing Ads $200 a day

Autoresonder $30 a month

When I start a new affiliate offer I spend at least $300 to test it, usually $500. The reason is because if it does not convert right away, I change my ads and test again. If still nothing I change my landing page..sometimes up to 3-4 times to test that.

I change my landing page and ads and monitor results...if after $300-$500 I see no positive ROI I move on. either it does not convert or it takes way to much work to convert a searcher into a buyer.

If I am seeing at least a 50% ROI I play with it more to get that up as high as I can

If I see about %100 ROI or more I generally just leave it and start the next project, monitoring the site a few minutes a day...

But with all this said it does not matter what I spend, or anyone else for that mattter...all that matters is you dont spend more than you can afford to lose!

Best of luck
Ryan
 
Facebook (before I got Banned) $100 a day
Bing Ads $200 a day

Autoresonder $30 a month

When I start a new affiliate offer I spend at least $300 to test it, usually $500. The reason is because if it does not convert right away, I change my ads and test again. If still nothing I change my landing page..sometimes up to 3-4 times to test that.

I change my landing page and ads and monitor results...if after $300-$500 I see no positive ROI I move on. either it does not convert or it takes way to much work to convert a searcher into a buyer.

If I am seeing at least a 50% ROI I play with it more to get that up as high as I can

If I see about %100 ROI or more I generally just leave it and start the next project, monitoring the site a few minutes a day...

But with all this said it does not matter what I spend, or anyone else for that mattter...all that matters is you dont spend more than you can afford to lose!

Best of luck
Ryan

I have had one refund so my total sales is back to 3
 
Test new ads, new angles, new LP's etc.

Breaking evening is good. Just got to keep gathering data and keep testing.
I thought I was breaking even but I recalculated and i am in loss of $75
 
Facebook ads are higher up in the sales funnel. If you run ads there, your showing them to people who aren't necessarily looking to buy anything.

With Bing ads, you can target your search to people who are using search terms that indicate that they want to buy (e.g., "discount widgets").
 
Facebook ads are higher up in the sales funnel. If you run ads there, your showing them to people who aren't necessarily looking to buy anything.

With Bing ads, you can target your search to people who are using search terms that indicate that they want to buy (e.g., "discount widgets").

I had another refund :(
 
Hi ibrahim did you try to buy some solo ads ? may be it will helps because 3 sales so far seems to be good especialy when you are targetting women 35-50 so it is just matter of time till you reach your goal . keep the trying
 
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