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Retargeting Teespring Audience Through Facebook

by globalexperts
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I understand the effectiveness of re-targeting if used properly. However, I can't figure out how to implement it on Teespring. I understand that we need to paste the re-targeting code into our website, which is not possible in Teespring since we don't have control over the coding of the website. Anyone has an idea on how to implement this? Teespring actually re-targets our audience, but I'm not satisfied with their ad images and ad copies when re-targeting people. Please let me know your thoughts.
#audience #facebook #retargeting #teespring
  • Profile picture of the author JCorp
    I really wouldn't worry about having to re-target for teespring since as you already pointed out, teespring does it for you for free. They may not have the best ads, but it gets the job done.
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    • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
      Originally Posted by JCorp View Post

      I really wouldn't worry about having to re-target for teespring since as you already pointed out, teespring does it for you for free. They may not have the best ads, but it gets the job done.
      Any idea how to implement the re-targeting though? I did some research and found a list of third party websites accredited by Facebook to do the re-targeting. Any tips? I'm planning to use AdRoll.
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      • Profile picture of the author georgy
        Originally Posted by globalexperts View Post

        Any idea how to implement the re-targeting though? I did some research and found a list of third party websites accredited by Facebook to do the re-targeting. Any tips? I'm planning to use AdRoll.
        I'm glad you got the retargeting issue resolved. You mentioned Adroll. I am also interested in using Adroll with Teespring. But do they allow this? They told me that they currently don't run affiliate programs and that it has to be your own product. What category is Teespring considered to be?
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  • Profile picture of the author Mr Lim
    I heard perfectaudience.com has a free trial of re-targeting on fb, basically no idea and haven't used it.
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  • Profile picture of the author dicbo
    HI globalexpert!

    To re-target you simply have to send everybody to a landing page on which you put the facebook tracking pixel in the header! Then, everytime someone visit your site, the pixel get fire and their UID get added to your custom audience! Then you can simply re-create an ads using the newly created custom audience!

    Cheers!
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    • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
      Originally Posted by dicbo View Post

      HI globalexpert!

      To re-target you simply have to send everybody to a landing page on which you put the facebook tracking pixel in the header! Then, everytime someone visit your site, the pixel get fire and their UID get added to your custom audience! Then you can simply re-create an ads using the newly created custom audience!

      Cheers!
      Yes, I understand. But how can I implement it on a Teespring campaign? I don't have control on the coding of Teespring.
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      • Profile picture of the author vanbino
        HI,

        You might want to watch this video, he explains on to do retargeting
        //www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnQth7oXKlM&list=FLYmvqVWArg5xkzbFmaNa1iQ& feature=mh_lolz
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        • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
          Originally Posted by vanbino View Post

          HI,

          You might want to watch this video, he explains on to do retargeting
          //www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnQth7oXKlM&list=FLYmvqVWArg5xkzbFmaNa1iQ& feature=mh_lolz
          Thanks man! This was really helpful. Is it allowed in Facebook to redirect traffic though? I haven't really tried redirecting traffic in Facebook.
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          • Profile picture of the author vanbino
            I believe it is, that redirect is like if you were
            Using prosper 202
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            • Profile picture of the author anguschkong
              simple..
              just do a post mining and add them to CA.

              DONE
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              • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
                Originally Posted by anguschkong View Post

                simple..
                just do a post mining and add them to CA.

                DONE
                No. I don't want any manual work involved. With Facebook retargeting, any new people who visited your campaign will be automatically added into the custom audience.
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          • Profile picture of the author huester
            Originally Posted by globalexperts View Post

            Thanks man! This was really helpful. Is it allowed in Facebook to redirect traffic though? I haven't really tried redirecting traffic in Facebook.
            Not if you are using retargeting.
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  • Profile picture of the author darkc0de1
    Very helpful video! Thanks a lot!
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  • Profile picture of the author sitywyde
    Actually...now you can retarget within Teespring. Check it out..open up your campaign, click on advanced settings..and voila...place to put your code! good luck
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    • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
      Originally Posted by sitywyde View Post

      Actually...now you can retarget within Teespring. Check it out..open up your campaign, click on advanced settings..and voila...place to put your code! good luck
      It's good to know that Teespring finally added this feature. We no longer need to use redirect websites to retarget our audience.
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  • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
    Anyone had success using the new retargeting feature of Teespring? I thought that we can create multiple custom audiences to retarget people for each campaign, but I've learned that only 1 retargeting code can be generated for all the campaigns. How do you re-target people for each campaign? Do you use the retargeted custom audience then filter it by interest?
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    • Profile picture of the author anguschkong
      Originally Posted by globalexperts View Post

      Anyone had success using the new retargeting feature of Teespring? I thought that we can create multiple custom audiences to retarget people for each campaign, but I've learned that only 1 retargeting code can be generated for all the campaigns. How do you re-target people for each campaign? Do you use the retargeted custom audience then filter it by interest?
      I find a product in jvzoo can do it...by setting a redirect link to teespring
      I think you can search it out
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  • Profile picture of the author PPC-Coach
    Here you go:


    Also, you can set different pixels for each campaign on teespring if you want. The jury is out on whether that is necessary though. I use one pixel for all campaigns personally. Then I create individual lists in Facebook.

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  • Profile picture of the author Simeon Tuitt
    Originally Posted by globalexperts View Post

    I understand the effectiveness of re-targeting if used properly. However, I can't figure out how to implement it on Teespring. I understand that we need to paste the re-targeting code into our website, which is not possible in Teespring since we don't have control over the coding of the website. Anyone has an idea on how to implement this? Teespring actually re-targets our audience, but I'm not satisfied with their ad images and ad copies when re-targeting people. Please let me know your thoughts.
    If you wish to retarget any affiliate product with a tracking pixel, you can do it by using an iFrame page, one where you enter your site link and it opens up your affiliate page within the iFrame, that way you can add your tracking pixel, title, description and keywords to it, you then get the benefit of being able have your domain name running in your fb ad once you've uploaded the page to your server.
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    • Profile picture of the author globalexperts
      Originally Posted by Simeon Tuitt View Post

      If you wish to retarget any affiliate product with a tracking pixel, you can do it by using an iFrame page, one where you enter your site link and it opens up your affiliate page within the iFrame, that way you can add your tracking pixel, title, description and keywords to it, you then get the benefit of being able have your domain name running in your fb ad once you've uploaded the page to your server.
      Everything can be implemented within Teespring now. Thanks for the tip though.
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  • Profile picture of the author glooft
    Can someone please explain how to get retargeting fully set up? I have I have an audience created in Facebook and code pasted into my Teespring campaign. Check.

    So do I now create a new ad in Facebook for these people? Or does my existing ad just appear for them? Confused about this.

    I watched the Teespring retargeting video: but it doesn't explain the ads part well.

    Thanks,
    Gary
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