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I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
That's the algorithm set by Facebook. It's like when you open a small store, you will feel like there are many customers buying. When you open a larger store, but the number of customers is still the same, you will feel like there are fewer customers. Because you only expand the money spent. The area does not expand.
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
You should not increase more than 30% over the original budget. and don't change your budget during peak hours like noon (11am-1pm) and evening (7pm-10pm)
 
You should not increase too much or suddenly, you should increase slowly
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
sometimes increasing your budget can change your results
1. you need to increase it a small amount first
2. you can duplicate that ad
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
Try multiplying multiple campaigns
 
FB will not stand still, the files suitable for advertising are also limited, you need to update new ads continuously every 3-4 days and change the budget just enough
 
You should not increase too suddenly or increase your budget slowly to expand your reach and you can also expand your geographic reach to increase your reach.
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
Maybe your budget is increasing too quickly or slowly. Gradually expand small campaigns and gradually increase the budget so that your ads adapt effectively or you can expand the Geographic range so that the budget adapts appropriately.
 
I have a question, when my campaign was active on the first day there were a lot of potential customers and the cost gave very good results, but for some reason when I increased the budget the results were not so good.
if it aint broke dont fix it - stick with what works
 
Because of Facebook's algorithm, you should not increase your budget too quickly because with the same budget and scope, Facebook will give it to many people. But with a wider amount of money, the scope is still the same, so Facebook will not allocate more quantity, so you should increase your budget slowly to have an effective ad.
 
You should not increase more than 30% over the original budget. and don't change your budget during peak hours like noon (11am-1pm) and evening (7pm-10pm)
We are supposed to increase budget to any level we want. Facebook is very annoying these days.
 
Increasing the budget too fast can disrupt the ad learning phase. Try scaling gradually or duplicating the ad set to maintain performance
 
When you start increasing your advertising budget, you typically need a period of steady campaign activity to help your ads deliver to potential customers and integrate the increased budget into broader distribution. Duplicate multiple ad groups to increase your budget and keep the ones that perform well
 
There are 2 ways to do that:
1. Raise the budget.
Clearly you can do that as long as you know that your ad campaign is good. However, it need to be steady and slowly. You can't raise it up to 100% in one click. FB's algorithm can't deliver your ads right when you do that.
2. Duplicate the ads set (We highly recommend this way)
+ Advantages: Very easy to manage and optimize.
+ Disadvantages: Sometimes you have "auction overlap" issues (especially when your budget is huge).
 
Try multiplying multiple ad groups with the same budget as you set before, except if the first day of good results is due to luck.
 
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