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Hello,
I've been running for a few months the same Facebook Ads, with the same daily budget ($200 a day) and would profit me $1,000-$2,000 a day.
A few times I've tried to play around with the ads, and each time I've tried something, like say, doubling my ads budget, the result didn't double, in fact, it's like it decreased?
So I tried to be smart, and duplicate the advert, with the same budget. - But this actually decreased the performance of the original high performing advert?
For example, on Monday, I set my budget to $400, and I got a total of $700 profits, the next day I put it back to $200 and I got $1,000 in profits. I tried launching 2 completely new Adverts today (each at $20) (with new targeting etc) and got $1200 profit.
What is up with Facebooks game here?
I am getting consistent profits/sales, all I want to do is combine the sales I'm getting in 7 days into 1 day. I want to be able to lift my budget to $1,000 a day, but it seems Facebook is just pooping an unqualified, low quality audience out to my advert?
How the hell can I get the same result with a high daily ad spend? I've already spent 20K~ and have had consistent daily results, with some very high days and minimal low days.
Any help/advice on how to beat Facebooks game? The only solution I think may work is upping the budget by tiny amounts each day. Because I did get my advert from $20 to $200 over a course of 5 weeks (but stopped growing it for who knows what reason).
I've been running for a few months the same Facebook Ads, with the same daily budget ($200 a day) and would profit me $1,000-$2,000 a day.
A few times I've tried to play around with the ads, and each time I've tried something, like say, doubling my ads budget, the result didn't double, in fact, it's like it decreased?
So I tried to be smart, and duplicate the advert, with the same budget. - But this actually decreased the performance of the original high performing advert?
For example, on Monday, I set my budget to $400, and I got a total of $700 profits, the next day I put it back to $200 and I got $1,000 in profits. I tried launching 2 completely new Adverts today (each at $20) (with new targeting etc) and got $1200 profit.
What is up with Facebooks game here?
I am getting consistent profits/sales, all I want to do is combine the sales I'm getting in 7 days into 1 day. I want to be able to lift my budget to $1,000 a day, but it seems Facebook is just pooping an unqualified, low quality audience out to my advert?
How the hell can I get the same result with a high daily ad spend? I've already spent 20K~ and have had consistent daily results, with some very high days and minimal low days.
Any help/advice on how to beat Facebooks game? The only solution I think may work is upping the budget by tiny amounts each day. Because I did get my advert from $20 to $200 over a course of 5 weeks (but stopped growing it for who knows what reason).
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