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How much traffic could I get from Facebook for 2k$ ?

by joshzyerburg
7 replies
Hey,

I'm just looking for some information about this. I have a limited budget for ads for an online forum, the budget is 2k$, do you think I could get many users and subscribers? Any estimation?

Niche : a celebrity fandom

Anyway I could maximise the amount of visits? Should I set my own CPC or should I let Facebook handle that?

Thank you in advance

Please do not PM / send me any affiliate/skype link, I will report.
#2k$ #facebook #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author roneidaselva
    Facebook will itself show you how many visitors are their in that niche when you filter your target area, gender, occupation and other stuff. And only facebook can show you the cpc for your niche.

    But getting click to your ads will be depends on how much informative, attractive it is.
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  • Profile picture of the author miklanderson2
    Let Facebook handle it and test using small amounts of money until you find a group of winning ads and then scale up.
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  • Profile picture of the author cap360
    If you are creative enough with your posts, I would say with $500 or less you can get up to 10k Likes

    Bare in mind these rules :
    1.timings
    2.creativity
    3.consistency
    4.investment
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    I would set the CPC youRself at first but make sure you only allocate about 20% as a test budget in the beginning ... just to see what kind of results you get with your ads. Then you can optimize your campaign, split-test new ads, test certain launch times as well and hopefully achieve a much lower CPC if you achieve a higher CTR.

    Based on my experience, timing can really make a big difference in the cost of your actual CPC, so make sure to test a few different launch times (i.e. early morning, afternoon and late evenings) with your best ads as well to ensure you can benefit from a much lower cost per click if possible.

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    • Profile picture of the author joshzyerburg
      Thank you guys so much, but what do you mean by timing? Like wait until the celebrity has a big event coming on?

      Originally Posted by badboy_Nick View Post

      I would set the CPC youRself at first but make sure you only allocate about 20% as a test budget in the beginning ... just to see what kind of results you get with your ads. Then you can optimize your campaign, split-test new ads, test certain launch times as well and hopefully achieve a much lower CPC if you achieve a higher CTR.

      Based on my experience, timing can really make a big difference in the cost of your actual CPC, so make sure to test a few different launch times (i.e. early morning, afternoon and late evenings) with your best ads as well to ensure you can benefit from a much lower cost per click if possible.

      Kind Regards,
      Nick
      Yes, I was also planning on doing so, just so I don't waste all my budget on something that's not gonna get my anything
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  • Profile picture of the author NoNeed
    BASED on your knowledge with fb ads you can bring 2000-200000 traffic.

    Try getting 0.01$ cpc, not hard. Proper testing is the key. Your niche is not hard to get that cpc to any country in fb.
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    The key to getting answers is to be precise in your questions.
    This question is the same as asking "how long is a piece of string?"
    You'll get a thousand answers and all will be valid in some way.
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