Scaling FB Ads Advice
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Bella Lopez
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So far, your Fb add seems to be going in the right direction. If its the first ad for the product, let it sit like that and get the stats from it. However, if its a recurring ad, you can increase the budget here.
P.S. For your abandoned cart, create an email campaign and try to pitch the consumers that left midway. Sometimes, they encounter a problem with payment gateway or get lazy to proceed. Give them a nudge with a reminder email and increase your sales.
P.S. For your abandoned cart, create an email campaign and try to pitch the consumers that left midway. Sometimes, they encounter a problem with payment gateway or get lazy to proceed. Give them a nudge with a reminder email and increase your sales.
It's a recurring ad on WC-ATC campaign. Currently only doing 1 sale a day.
Bella Lopez
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You should try to tweak with the target audience in that case. If it is too large, try to reduce the number of audience and make sure to start your ad at an optimised time according to the target audience time zone.
Its pretty tweaked right now at 1.6m
kasher9
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Scale by working on more products. Your mistake will come on focusing too much of your budget on one product.
Re: scaling your current product, a way to do it is bump the budget up 3x and duplicate that 3x budget adset 3 times. Let it run for 6 days to optimise.
If 2 out of the 3 adsets perform ok after 6 days, then you have a winning ad, if they Don't, then you need to work on your creative's more.
When the budget is so low, fb generally tends to lower your cpms, so you aren't getting enough data to say this product is working. The above strategy should help you determine that.
Re: scaling your current product, a way to do it is bump the budget up 3x and duplicate that 3x budget adset 3 times. Let it run for 6 days to optimise.
If 2 out of the 3 adsets perform ok after 6 days, then you have a winning ad, if they Don't, then you need to work on your creative's more.
When the budget is so low, fb generally tends to lower your cpms, so you aren't getting enough data to say this product is working. The above strategy should help you determine that.