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Facebook Ad: what's your opinion on this?

by PeepMyCollar
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It's one of my first few ventures using Facebook Ad and I'm not too sure what's a good CTR or good bidding price. Here's a screen shot.

http://img21.imageshack.us/f/faceboo...eencaptur.png/


How am I doing? If you have some experience in Facebook Ads, I would love to your input on this.
#facebook #opinion
  • Profile picture of the author HigherPrThanGod
    Originally Posted by PeepMyCollar View Post

    It's one of my first few ventures using Facebook Ad and I'm not too sure what's a good CTR or good bidding price. Here's a screen shot.



    How am I doing? If you have some experience in Facebook Ads, I would love to your input on this.
    Screenshot fail. Not loading for me. Was gonna say - depends on your niche. I've had medium success but I use it for lead generation, not selling stuff. It gets expensive because a good ad will generate a lot of clicks. But that can be a good thing. lol Yeah. Hope that helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author sfrewerd
    I used it earlier this year to build my list, and it worked well. I'd say it would depend on your niche. I didn't spend much $ on FB ads though. Mostly just wanted to test it out. I'm new to it all as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author PeepMyCollar
    Thanks for the heads up. I've posted the link instead of the screen shot.

    I'm using it for lead generation as well as selling stuff (it's pretty much a sandwich squeeze page).

    But so far, I'm getting about a 15% opt-in rate. Does anyone know if that's too high/low for the computer gaming market?
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  • Profile picture of the author JonAlfredsson
    Thanks for sharing this screen shot. So this is how it actually looks like. What I know is this approach is good for lead generation as stated above.

    When did you start doing this? I think it should be a bit higher for your niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author sdentrepreneur
    I suggest running 4 Ads for one Campaign. Split test with pictures first, find the best converting picture, CTR and CPC. Once you found the best picture, then start split testing with your copy. you can do better :-)
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