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Facebook & Amazon - 300% ROI - Shall I Continue?

by willyboy104
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I am currently running a newsfeed promotion which is for a preorder product in a market which I have been building a community website in for the past 18 months.

The newsfeed advertisement is going really well, $0.03 clicks and 15% conversion rates with a lot of visitors clicking through to Amazon from my website.

However, I am planning on spending $1,000+ on the campaign just as long as it continues to be profitable, but I am nervous...whenever I am investing significant capital I always get slightly worried that at some point the platform will just say goodbye and keep the commission themselves.

Has anyone else any experience in this area and maybe gone through the same emotions as me?

Ha, sorry I sound like a complete pansy!
#300% #amazon #continue #facebook #roi
  • Profile picture of the author TomMakeMassive
    If your nervous you might want to invest no more than you can really risk each payment cycle. Reinvesting more as you get paid.

    That being said, if you take full advantage of the position you are in now and are successful then you will make enough money to take you to the next level. Most stories you read about successful people they have taken many such audacious risks to get there.

    Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author FannieLaine
    It's a real trouble with at least facebook, you shouldn't just bump your campaign to to $1k a day mark all the sudden, make as many duplicate campaigns as you can and allocate equal money into them!
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    • Profile picture of the author miklanderson2
      Originally Posted by FannieLaine View Post

      It's a real trouble with at least facebook, you shouldn't just bump your campaign to to $1k a day mark all the sudden, make as many duplicate campaigns as you can and allocate equal money into them!
      Do this and you'll more than likely see the ad cost slowly but surely increase on all of your campaigns. If you're running a successful ad that is converting well and has low cost, you can play around with other ads to see if you can find one that works better, but I wouldn't duplicate it unless I was targeting it to other interests.

      I've had much better luck bumping my ad cost up incrementally until I reach the mark I'm shooting. You've got to monitor it closely because sometimes you'll hit a point where the ad starts losing effectiveness.
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