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Free registration at the forum removes this block.What i can tell you from Facebook ads is it is an experience you gain while testing out. There is no perfect ads out there. An ad that may work for service A may turn out to be a fail for service B. Also with the different choices Facebook keep churning out consistently, you just have to test and see which work well for your type of business
My thing I'm testing now, is how does the first line effect the clicks per impression and how does it effect the conversions that I get from that.
All of my successes caught me by surprise...
Spend 1-5 dollars a day on the Ad and see how it does and if it does well increase spend
Not like Adwords where I can run campaigns for months without changing a thing and it just keeps printing money.
I have been testing some of my own facebook ads lately. Some for ad content, some for audience. I really do think that there is a science behind what your ad says. I do think that it depends on your audience. My thing I'm testing now, is how does the first line effect the clicks per impression and how does it effect the conversions that I get from that. Facebook is really powerful if you know how to use it.I've been spending some time scrolling through Facebook and looking at how the various ads are constructed. There are so many.
I'm noticing my internal reactions as I look at the different ads, and I seem to be most drawn to the ones that begin with a clear, simple question that elicits an emotional response. "Wondering if your marketing is working?" for example. These usually follow with a few lines of copy, and then there is more to read if you actually click and view the website.
On the other hand, ads that simply tell what the product is don't seem to have as much pulling power. "In this guide, we'll walk through 7 conversion-sabotaging words you need to replace in your email, ads, and landing pages ASAP." ...meh. It seems like there's potential there, but the phrasing makes it a dud. Of course, I'm basing this on my own internal responses.
Has anybody had any successes or failures/learning experiences with Facebook ads and want to share a bit about your experience?
Yes. I've run all the fb ad there ever was in history. Like, many. Most fail. Some don't. Much eye waters.Has anybody had any successes or failures/learning experiences with Facebook ads and want to share a bit about your experience?
Haha. And did you find any patterns that seemed to be involved in the ones that didn't fail?Yes. I've run all the fb ad there ever was in history. Like, many. Most fail. Some don't. Much eye waters.
It's really interesting that you said the successes caught you by surprise. Do you have any examples of an ad that surprised you with success?
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