Facebook Advertising Tips - 1,700 Likes for $1,70 per DAY? [MUST READ]

by R1987x
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Facebook Advertising Tips by R1987x at WarriorForum

Hey everyone,

I have written a few short tips for everyone how is using Facebook Advertising to expand their business, or generate facebook likes. I have generated the following result for myself on Jan-9-2014:


CREATING A CAMPAIGN:
Structure campaigns based on the audience you're targeting or the goal you have in mind. You should create a new campaign each time you target a new audience or have a new goal. When your target audience or ads are identical with the exception of one variable in a campaign, it's easier to identify which of your ads is most successful. The system automatically optimizes the ad with the best performance in a given campaign, so it's important that ads that have unrelated goals aren't competing with one another for impressions.

TESTING ADS IN THE SAME CAMPAIGN:
Use A/B testing to determine which of your ads are performing the best for your objectives. For example, keeping all targeting consistent within a campaign and testing one single piece of the ad component (header, body copy or image). Alternatively, you could keep all ad components the same within one campaign while testing the target audience (age, gender or interest testing). The system will automatically begin to optimize the ad that has the best performance within each campaign, so maintaining this organization makes reporting and determining success much easier.

NUMBER OF ADS IN A CAMPAIGN:
Have 3-6 ads in each campaign so you can test the ads against one another, and so the system has the ability to optimize the performance of your strongest ads. If you do have a greater number of ads in your campaign, you may find that some ads tend to emerge as top performers while others may receive low distribution in comparison. If this happens in your campaign you may want to consider pausing the ads that aren't performing as well as the top performing ads.

Typically I will run 3 ads within a campaign that are very similar with one unique variable for a couple of days. One ad will usually perform better over this time frame. I then pause the two lower performing ads, and create to similar ads from the best one and again modify them slightly. You can track the performance of your ads in your Ads Manager: https://www.facebook.com/ads/manage/

Anyway, I hope these Facebook Advertising Tips help. Shoot me a PM or send a message on my visitors wall if you have any questions.
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  • Profile picture of the author BrightBlueSkies
    How much did you initially spend to achieve that result? I'm assuming you did a lot of split testing till you were able to optimize an ad to that point?
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    • Profile picture of the author R1987x
      Not really actually.

      If you know any website that is related to the stuff you are promoting, you can use alexa.com and it will show exactly who visits that website and from where.

      You then have:

      1. Location
      2. Age (generally)
      3. Interest

      With this info you should be able to reach atleast 75% of your target audience right away, without spending too much on intitial testing.


      Originally Posted by BrightBlueSkies View Post

      How much did you initially spend to achieve that result? I'm assuming you did a lot of split testing till you were able to optimize an ad to that point?
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  • Profile picture of the author MYDCOM
    These numbers look way too good. Thanks for sharing your results. I'll have to test this out.
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    • Profile picture of the author R1987x
      Goal is to narrow your audience as much as possible.

      If you have a broad idea about what your target audience might be using the tools I described above, create multiple campaigns (a few bucks each) and try to change a few minor things per campaign (age/country/interests/similar groups/pages/persons that are related to your product/page)

      Try to target a few 100,000 of people per campaign - DO NOT target millions at ones.

      After a few days you will see who responds best - and if you have a solid CTR - and CPM/CPC is decreasing, you know you hit the sweet spot.

      Originally Posted by MYDCOM View Post

      These numbers look way too good. Thanks for sharing your results. I'll have to test this out.
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