how do you guys promote webdesign offers on Facebook ?

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Hey guys,

I have problems with my PPC Campagne, I pay 5 cents above the minimum price, my CTR is 2,835%, am i doing fine?

Im new to this.

Thanks.
#facebook #guys #offers #ppc #promote #webdesign
  • Profile picture of the author Marketinggg
    Help guys....
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    • Profile picture of the author dburk
      Hi Marketinggg,

      How you are doing, really depends upon how you are performing against your personal and specific goals for your campaign. I saw nothing in your post that revealed your goals, nor how close you were to achieving success in relation to those goals.

      The only metric you provided was a CTR. Was your goal to merely reach a specific CTR? Or, was it to achieve some sort of marketing success? The first step to managing a successful campaign is to define your goal for the campaign, then determine the correct metrics to measure the performance that will achieve that goal, These are what we call KPIs (Key Performance Indicators).

      I typically create a dashboard that displays KPIs for the campaign, set specific, time-bound, measurable objectives, also known as "goals". By comparing my actual performance to my goals I have a good indication of how I am doing.

      Now, "how we reach those goals" is a very in depth discussion, which we can discuss if you need help in that area, but first, please share your goals for this campaign, define the metrics to measure the achievement of your goals, and share that information and we can give you an answer to your question.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marketinggg
    Thanks for your message, wich CTR gets my landing page if i got target visitors to convert?

    100 target visitors how much need to convert?
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    • Profile picture of the author dburk
      Originally Posted by Marketinggg View Post

      Thanks for your message, wich CTR gets my landing page if i got target visitors to convert?

      100 target visitors how much need to convert?
      Hi Marketinggg,

      You now seem to be asking about your conversion rate. Conversion rate percentage is calculated by dividing the number of conversions by the number of clicks and multiplying that number by 100 .
      (Conversions / Clicks) * 100 = Conversion Rate

      One thing to bear in mind is that your conversion rate is unique to your campaign, and depends a great deal upon the management of your targeting, ad writing skills, landing page copy and layout, the perceived value of your offer, credibility, and friction.Your audience selection, ad copy & creative selections will impact the relevancy of your landing page.

      (Relevancy + Perceived value) * (Clarity + Incentive) - (friction + anxiety) = Conversion Probability

      Each of those are variables that effect your actual conversion rate. Any change in those variables will have a significant impact on your conversion rate.

      HTH,
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      • Profile picture of the author JayKay Dowdall
        Originally Posted by dburk View Post

        Hi Marketinggg,

        You now seem to be asking about your conversion rate. Conversion rate percentage is calculated by dividing the number of conversions by the number of clicks and multiplying that number by 100 .
        (Conversions / Clicks) * 100 = Conversion Rate

        One thing to bear in mind is that your conversion rate is unique to your campaign, and depends a great deal upon the management of your targeting, ad writing skills, landing page copy and layout, the perceived value of your offer, credibility, and friction.Your audience selection, ad copy & creative selections will impact the relevancy of your landing page.

        (Relevancy + Perceived value) * (Clarity + Incentive) - (friction + anxiety) = Conversion Probability

        Each of those are variables that effect your actual conversion rate. Any change in those variables will have a significant impact on your conversion rate.

        HTH,
        What a pleasure to have someone so eloquent on the forums

        I have nothing to add here Marketinggg, however (depending on the rest of your stats) a CTR of 2.835% is quite good for Facebook. Your ad seems to be optimized quite well.
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