Hircus
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- Apr 26, 2014
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I feel like a bit of an idiot tbh. I should have noticed this sooner. But I thought replies were just being funky due to the insane engagement. I have two tweets, identical. So I made a tweet and promoted it. But in Ad Manageer, I 'copied' campaign to test another ad group, and it didn't then promote the same tweet.. It made a promotion tweet of the same ad copy. So I essentially have two tweets, identical, running ads. I need to figure out if and which one to stop.
AD 1) This one has abt 7k-8k less views. However, you can see that it is not far behind in RTs, ahead in quotes, and ahead in likes. By the time it hits the same amount of views, it'll be performing better for sure. I'm not sure if I should wait to see how much better one performs than the other.
AD 2) physically on my profile. This has a higher cost per engagement bc I had it set to 0.02 for the first half of day. Its now at $0.01 as well. This one may have a lower overall engagement on the tweet due to me running a Quick promote on it (so I could get it to 'existig ad' tab.) Thats really the main difference, is it looks less engaged because of the additional 10k~ views that don't seem to equate to much interaction. I wonder if that will cause it to get dusted in algorithm compared to the other.
Here are the Ad Manager analytics for both. My thought process is maybe keep both running for a bit longer, and then stop ad #1 since I will not need both to show up on my profile. They are the EXACT same tweets. I only used a slightly different target variation. I am annoyed at myself for this mistake.. But hey, it happens. It could honestly be much worse. Let me know what you think I should do??
AD 1) This one has abt 7k-8k less views. However, you can see that it is not far behind in RTs, ahead in quotes, and ahead in likes. By the time it hits the same amount of views, it'll be performing better for sure. I'm not sure if I should wait to see how much better one performs than the other.
AD 2) physically on my profile. This has a higher cost per engagement bc I had it set to 0.02 for the first half of day. Its now at $0.01 as well. This one may have a lower overall engagement on the tweet due to me running a Quick promote on it (so I could get it to 'existig ad' tab.) Thats really the main difference, is it looks less engaged because of the additional 10k~ views that don't seem to equate to much interaction. I wonder if that will cause it to get dusted in algorithm compared to the other.
Here are the Ad Manager analytics for both. My thought process is maybe keep both running for a bit longer, and then stop ad #1 since I will not need both to show up on my profile. They are the EXACT same tweets. I only used a slightly different target variation. I am annoyed at myself for this mistake.. But hey, it happens. It could honestly be much worse. Let me know what you think I should do??
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