Any one running dating offer on facebook now?

by aminur
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i have created 3 campaigns around 3 hours ago. All got approved and stuff which i s good. Now the problem i am facing is not getting impressions. suggested bid was 0.21 to 0.37 i think. so i started to bid from 0.12 and slowing increasing my bids as no impressions. now i am bidding up to 0.30 and still no impressions. I tried twicking the ads such as

age
interest
title of the ads( nothing to do with impression) lol

still no impression. What should i do now? i have 3 campaign on 3 different country and all facing the same problems. Any advice will be much appreciated.

Thanks
#dating #facebook #offer #running
  • Profile picture of the author imback
    Problem with dating on Facebook now is how competitive it is. You need to try to put a creative spin on things to find a good winner in my opinion. Not saying it is impossible at all! Just be sure to test test test and have a lot of different ads ( Pictures, Headlines, ETC.)

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  • Profile picture of the author aminur
    hey chad, thanks for your post but my problem is different. i won't be able to find a winner unless i get some clicks and to get the clicks i need impressions . none of my ads are getting impressions. well some are getting 7 or 8. i am bidding higher then the lower bid suggestion by the way. i would love to get my data and start optimizing.
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  • Profile picture of the author imback
    Sorry I scanned your question and based my answer off the title

    Did you try raising your monthly and daily budget to let FB know you are a serious advertiser. You just need to watch it to make sure you do not over spend.

    CHAD
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  • Profile picture of the author aminur
    30 to 40 bucks on each campaign. i don't want to higher it any more as i want to run my ads for few days to see the variations and when i start optimizing i will ramp it up. i had bad experience in past. for a test i had my test budget 100 bucks for 1 day and it blow up by the time i got back from football match lol.
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  • Profile picture of the author imback
    Yea you need to keep a close eye on them...Are you sure you have the demographics and etc set-up right? Targeting enough people?


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  • Profile picture of the author aminur
    well first i tried to get super targeted with 34k audience. now i am going broad only with age. i am targeting 125k people. i am sure that's enough audience for facebook to show my ads. i never had this problem before with facebook.
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    • Profile picture of the author aruns4
      I guess you're running International dating offers. I had similar situation like yours. Suggested bid was like 25-40 but I dint get any traffic within the range. So I increased bid to 0.70+ and got impressions and clicks. I figure its due to lot of competition.

      Good luck with your campaign!
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  • Profile picture of the author aminur
    yh i am running usa, uk , nz campaign. my point is if there is a lot of competition the the suggestion bid should be little high. That's the only disadvantage of facebook. You have to guess the competition.
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  • Profile picture of the author aruns4
    Yeah that's wierd.Now you know it haha!
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  • Profile picture of the author Agz21
    the main thing is the image you are using...change that first...and I'd suggest you do CPC first...because if you're doing CPM it will drain you like hell...


    switch over to CPC...also another tactic that works for me is I increase my bid to the highest because fb gives more priority to me over you because they're making more money from me...

    so my ads get placed on the top and I get some ridiculous 1.35% CTR! LOL!
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    • Profile picture of the author aminur
      Originally Posted by Agz21 View Post

      the main thing is the image you are using...change that first...and I'd suggest you do CPC first...because if you're doing CPM it will drain you like hell...


      switch over to CPC...also another tactic that works for me is I increase my bid to the highest because fb gives more priority to me over you because they're making more money from me...

      so my ads get placed on the top and I get some ridiculous 1.35% CTR! LOL!
      hey thanks for your post. i think you got me wrong. i wasn't asking about ctr. i will change image if i don't get good ctr. what i am saying is just not getting enough impression. I am not doing cpm because that will be just stupid on dating offers. I will switch to cpm when i see a winning ad and that's what i always do. Only time i start with cpm when i am promoting a fan page and well knows celebrity
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  • Profile picture of the author nagendrabandi1980
    Anything working out good on the question that you asked about?
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    • Profile picture of the author sith005
      Hey bud, yeah I've seen this before, typically if you bid in the suggested bid range will definitely get impressions. An audience of 125k is perfectly fine, and if you are bidding in the 'suggested range' you should be seeing tens of thousands of impressions a day, depending.

      First, keep an eye for 24 hours, since this is in different regions, dayparting will play a factor for sure. Second, you could try to pick one or two ads and raise the bids even higher just to test. Facebook does tend to 'spread' your impressions out throughout the day based on your budget. So if you budget $50/day on the campaign, if you run all day, but 12 noon you should have anywhere from $18-$30 left depending on the audience size, etc (this isn't ALWAYS the case though).

      If you still don't get anything, I'd put up a new campaign and roll from there. Everyone has their own methods, but personally, unless the sugg bid is super high (meaning high $1's), I'll start my bids just a couple cents above the min to get a good surge (especially in int'l ads with initial sugg bids of .20-.30 or so depending).

      Hope this helps, FB can be a funky monkey sometimes, but if these ads aren't ones you are concerned about getting approved again, I'd simply setup a new campaign and resubmit the ads and go from there.
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      • Profile picture of the author aminur
        Originally Posted by sith005 View Post

        Hey bud, yeah I've seen this before, typically if you bid in the suggested bid range will definitely get impressions. An audience of 125k is perfectly fine, and if you are bidding in the 'suggested range' you should be seeing tens of thousands of impressions a day, depending.

        First, keep an eye for 24 hours, since this is in different regions, dayparting will play a factor for sure. Second, you could try to pick one or two ads and raise the bids even higher just to test. Facebook does tend to 'spread' your impressions out throughout the day based on your budget. So if you budget $50/day on the campaign, if you run all day, but 12 noon you should have anywhere from $18-$30 left depending on the audience size, etc (this isn't ALWAYS the case though).

        If you still don't get anything, I'd put up a new campaign and roll from there. Everyone has their own methods, but personally, unless the sugg bid is super high (meaning high $1's), I'll start my bids just a couple cents above the min to get a good surge (especially in int'l ads with initial sugg bids of .20-.30 or so depending).

        Hope this helps, FB can be a funky monkey sometimes, but if these ads aren't ones you are concerned about getting approved again, I'd simply setup a new campaign and resubmit the ads and go from there.
        Awesome post man. Gave me a lot of ideas. i don't get much problem with getting my ads approved. but i'll just keep the ads paused and create some new ads with different targeting audience. Thanks for the useful post. by the way some of my ads are getting impression and has fair good CTR so far. Need to ramp it up. use the same image and title but different age group and stuff as usual..
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  • Profile picture of the author convert2audi
    you always want to start your bid high...starting at $0.12 probably hurt you...whatever they suggest do like $0.10 more. If you have a good CTR it will drop automatically, if you don't have a good CTR then its time change your creative and test a different photo or title.
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  • Profile picture of the author ninoSJY
    u should clock to make ur dating offer approved
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  • Profile picture of the author joerudy1988
    CPC would be better
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  • Profile picture of the author Silentkiller1
    Anyone knows how to cloak a url. Is url forwarding with dot.tk enough for it?
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    • Profile picture of the author aminur
      Originally Posted by Silentkiller1 View Post

      Anyone knows how to cloak a url. Is url forwarding with dot.tk enough for it?
      There are few different cloaking as far i know. 1 is just hiding your affiliate link by forwarding your domain with the aff link and other 1 where you have 2 different destination url. 1 for the reviews and 1 for the actuall visitors
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