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Facebook Ad suggest bid?

by Kwonyoo
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Let's say suggest bid is $0.21 - 0.65.

Should I use minumum or maximum?

I was promoting an offer that has payout of $1.40. CPC was $0.14 (suggest bid minimum) and usually spent $10/day and received around $14/day.

Another question for CPA pro marketers.

Should I promote like 25 of these kind of offers to make $100/daily or not?

Of course I am studying more and doing more testings.

Thanks
#bid #facebook #suggest
  • Profile picture of the author Aniket
    You can Bid $0.17 to $0.21

    THere is no hard and fast rule in CPA, If the offer is converting well (positive ROI) then you should scale it up.
    Promoting 25 such offer can give you good profit
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  • Profile picture of the author Jetmir
    To scale it up, you don't necessarily have to promote 25 products. Simply, pay $20 and see if you still get good ROI. If yes, pay $30, then $40 and so on, til you get $100/DAY pure profit.

    Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author RhysEvans
    I always bid middle of the line and then lower my bid when the CTR is quite high. If the CTR is high generally Facebook lower the bid range - from my experience anyway.

    As for your 25 products - why not focus on that one offer and scale it up? If you are making profit - it is obviously converting so why not try targeting different demographics, interests or days of the week. Try find a lower CPC so you can get more clicks as well. For example when I was promoting a email submit for an iphone 4 I would target users who were celebrating their birthdays offering them a special offer on an iphone.

    Hope this helps you
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