How much fans i'll get for $500 on facebook

11 years ago

It really depends on a lot of variables. I've only used FB ads to gain fans/likes on some small projects, and ended up spending $.75-$1.00 per fan. These were pretty specific niches though.

I'm sure there are others on here that have more experience, and much lower costs per fan.

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Shane Bellone 11 years ago

Originally Posted by chadking

...spending $.75-$1.00 per fan...

I had the same results.

When running PPM I received 19 clicks and 17 likes.

When running PPC I received an additional 11 clicks but only 4 likes.
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IMStrategus

11 years ago

with $500 , right targeting and right add , you cpc can go low and you can look for 1,500-3,000 easily.

I would suggest you test small, $20-$30/ day per ad.

I just launched a campaign for one of my niche sites and making a case study for it.

Right now I'm at $0.32 cpc. an 95% convert to likes.

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Justin Says

11 years ago

Originally Posted by kawaki

Hello , please i need to know how much fans i'll get on my new page if i'll spend $500

the page is new with 50-100 photo !

IMO, do not pay for CPC.

Instead pay for CPM.

I would never spend more than $0.10 per click/like on a page.. and aim for $0.01 as a primary target.

With CPC I had to spend nearly $0.67 per click on a campaign, whilst on the same campaign only spent $0.02 per click via CPM..

In that respect, $500 has the potential of getting more than 50,000 people to like your page.. it's all about how you optimize your campaign and work with it.

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kawaki

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Justin Lewis

IMO, do not pay for CPC.

Instead pay for CPM.

I would never spend more than $0.10 per click/like on a page.. and aim for $0.01 as a primary target.

With CPC I had to spend nearly $0.67 per click on a campaign, whilst on the same campaign only spent $0.02 per click via CPM..

In that respect, $500 has the potential of getting more than 50,000 people to like your page.. it's all about how you optimize your campaign and work with it.

Thank you so much ,
im looking to 30k fans for 500$ of course with CPM

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Justin Says 11 years ago

Originally Posted by kawaki

Thank you so much ,
im looking to 30k fans for 500$ of course with CPM

That's definitely achievable, just make sure to test out multiple campaigns and check Google Trends to see what's currently trending before advertising.
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IMStrategus

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Justin Lewis

IMO, do not pay for CPC.

Instead pay for CPM.

I would never spend more than $0.10 per click/like on a page.. and aim for $0.01 as a primary target.

With CPC I had to spend nearly $0.67 per click on a campaign, whilst on the same campaign only spent $0.02 per click via CPM..

In that respect, $500 has the potential of getting more than 50,000 people to like your page.. it's all about how you optimize your campaign and work with it.

I actually just did a little test with CPC and here's what I got :

$21 spent

70 Likes

15 Emails List Subs

$12 from Cpa + $3.48 from adsense.

I'm monetizing the likes with emails subs + cpa offer on the thank you page. and I got some adsense on the blog where the thank you page is.

I will now test CPM campaign and will see if I get better results...

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IMStrategus

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Justin Lewis

IMO, do not pay for CPC.

Instead pay for CPM.

I would never spend more than $0.10 per click/like on a page.. and aim for $0.01 as a primary target.

With CPC I had to spend nearly $0.67 per click on a campaign, whilst on the same campaign only spent $0.02 per click via CPM..

In that respect, $500 has the potential of getting more than 50,000 people to like your page.. it's all about how you optimize your campaign and work with it.

what kind of ads are you running for cpm? mind sharing some examples?

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Justin Says

11 years ago

Originally Posted by IMStrategus

what kind of ads are you running for cpm? mind sharing some examples?

I don't want to link threads, but you can always do searches on peoples posts by going to their profiles and checking statistics and threads started.

The ads I run are in many different niches and I've seen it work in almost every niche, it's all about optimizing it to work with CPM to get the lowest possible price.

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IMStrategus

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Justin Lewis

I don't want to link threads, but you can always do searches on peoples posts by going to their profiles and checking statistics and threads started.

The ads I run are in many different niches and I've seen it work in almost every niche, it's all about optimizing it to work with CPM to get the lowest possible price.

alright thanks. I'm going trough a few courses on FB marketing right now from Perry Marshal and others and soon I'll be able to have much better ads on there.

For Now my CPC is about $0.30

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kawaki

11 years ago

i need to promot a new Funny pic page so i think the CPC is low
IMStrategus :
Thank you , i'll try multiple ad with multiple image so i can get more like to my new page
im looking for 20k fans , i don't know how much i have to pay

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visimedia

11 years ago

it's about the quality of the fans, not the quantity of your fans.
If you know the way to monetize your crowds, that'll lead you to better communication and engagement with your fans

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SarahZT

11 years ago

I agree with Justin here, and would suggest running a CPM campaign, as opposed to a CPC campaign. I've run campaigns on CPM basis which brought in likes at $0.01 to $0.03 per click... so with a budget of $500 an efficient CPM campaign can bring in around 10K likes (estimating a CPC of $0.05). So if you can get it working more efficiently, you can get even more than 10K

The key with running CPM campaign is to obviously test ads to ensure you have a high CTR to maximize conversions; and more importantly keep reviewing your ads every couple of days and change things around when you see CPC increasing and CTR decreasing.

Start with a budget of $10 to $20 per day and take it from there.

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