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Facebook ads without text???

by 60XCustomStrings
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Anyone else have issues getting their point across on facebook ads without adding too much text? I hate that facebook keeps telling you to boost your post and then when you finally boost one it denies it for too much text. Any tips for building effective ads while staying under the 20% text limit? It's not like billboards along the road are just a pic with no message.
#ads #facebook #text
  • Profile picture of the author michaelkoehler92
    Yeah that irritates a lot but i can understand why facebook does that Best would be look or create an image that fits your niche and has little or no text. Probably just link your product and you will be okay
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  • Profile picture of the author Funtobesocial
    Yes, it can get frustrating. My advice is to find a good picture for the ad, but put no text at all on the photo. Put all of your text in the post. If you do that you should have no issues.
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  • Profile picture of the author DIABL0
    Something you need to think about is that facebook is a social platform.

    People don't wake up and say what am I going to going to buy off of facebook today.

    I know one of the biggest facebook marketing experts and he never uses text in an image.

    He has always said that you don't want your post to look like an ad. Because people scroll through posts quickly and if it looks like an ad, they will pass over it.

    What he does is increase the contrast of the image, so it pops out at users as they are scrolling and catches their attention...stands out from the other images. So it grabs their attention and gets them to stop long enough to see what the post is about. He also tests multiple images.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tesslady
      Originally Posted by DIABL0 View Post

      Something you need to think about is that facebook is a social platform.

      People don't wake up and say what am I going to going to buy off of facebook today.

      I know one of the biggest facebook marketing experts and he never uses text in an image.

      He has always said that you don't want your post to look like an ad. Because people scroll through posts quickly and if it looks like an ad, they will pass over it.

      What he does is increase the contrast of the image, so it pops out at users as they are scrolling and catches their attention, grabbing their attention and getting them to stop long enough to see what the post is about. He also tests multiple images.
      I think this suggestion from DIABL0 is on point.

      Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author Pat H
      I think your comments are spot on. And thanks for those tips from the marketing expert!
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  • Profile picture of the author ishanev
    Always check your ad here first https://www.facebook.com/ads/tools/text_overlay
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  • Profile picture of the author logoartistdesign
    Before boosting your post or making banner for paid campaigns on facebook please go through facebook ad guides & check for facebook grid tool this will tell you about your banner better.
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