Vendettta
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- Aug 4, 2022
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Hey guys, looking for advice from fellow people who buy FB ads.
For some reason, my costs are extremely high, and I want to do a mini case study explaining what I did, and hope someone can tell me what happened.
I started a new camp last night, I will focus on 1 ad that is the best performing.
Product:
Ad placements: (ad is a tiktok size video, but cropped when necessary, with text in the middle)
I chose only a few placements that I knew would fit - and are the most popular. But, did this make it much more expensive?
Stats:

Where "leads" is a LP Click.
But, that is actually false because 13 people made it to my offer page (no conversions yet)
So finally:
This ad is CLEARLY resonating well with the audience.
I know ads that don't perform well - usually cost more.
But, this seems to be performing really well?
The reason I am so curious - I usually never do detailed targeting, and it seems very expensive.
Let me know guys!
For some reason, my costs are extremely high, and I want to do a mini case study explaining what I did, and hope someone can tell me what happened.
I started a new camp last night, I will focus on 1 ad that is the best performing.
Product:
- Kitchenware product
- Cost per sale: $25
- Sweepstakes CC submit
- US only
- Women
- 30+
- US
- Detailed interest targeting
- 10+ interests ranging from cookware, baking, kitchenware, etc
Ad placements: (ad is a tiktok size video, but cropped when necessary, with text in the middle)
I chose only a few placements that I knew would fit - and are the most popular. But, did this make it much more expensive?
- fb feed, fb video feeds, fb reels
- insta feed, stories, reels
- all audience network
- nothing messenger placements
Stats:

Where "leads" is a LP Click.
But, that is actually false because 13 people made it to my offer page (no conversions yet)
So finally:
- Ad CTR: 8.50%
- LP CTR: 50%
This ad is CLEARLY resonating well with the audience.
I know ads that don't perform well - usually cost more.
But, this seems to be performing really well?
The reason I am so curious - I usually never do detailed targeting, and it seems very expensive.
Let me know guys!