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 facebook ads, is it really effective?, need serious guidance

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DS_Legacy
post Mar 31 2017, 05:18 PM

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There are methods to optimize the posts to reach your objectives.

Firstly, get your objective right. Are you planning to gain likes and followers only? Or are you trying to gain more traffic instead?

The more restriction you do to your ads, the more you are likely gonna pay. FB only charge you when you gain new likes/followers/engagement. However, do take note on the post reach. The price is determined based on the post reach taken to gain a single like/follower/engagement.

So, try to use your best photo/model/product to do the ads. When the probability of gaining likes is higher every post reach, then the cost for every like is cheaper.

I used to limit everything so that i can get quality like. But it's useless. People judge easily based on your FB page likes and reviews first before going into the details.

Make sure you post something good everyday to keep your followers alert of your product.

Here's my baby steps to a quality FB page. Do you ads by increasing the likes and finally engagement. biggrin.gif
Likes > Impression > Engagement > Post Reach

When you have sufficient likes, then you can reach more people in your area. Then they will start coming to you and do all the inquiry without you promoting the page likes anymore.

Hope this helps. biggrin.gif


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post Apr 1 2017, 12:03 AM

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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ Mar 31 2017, 11:18 PM)
Do you advertise the products itself or advertise your page/business?
If the latter, how about likes that actually came from known friend or friend's of friend? So instead of paying for likes that actually advertised, would you be paying for something that was actually "free" ?
if you get what i mean
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I started off without doing ads. My FB page used to have 700+ Organic likes gained by the people around me. And this took me almost 6 months.

Do note that I keep my FB page active all the time. I post photos almost every single day. But there's only a certain amount of people u can reach through your circle of friends.

No matter how I ask my clients to share my products, at most 10 Organic likes a day. It's time consuming and no effective tbh. biggrin.gif

For the past two weeks, I have been running ads on both product and page. It works like a charm with rm20 a day. I reach more than 10k person a day and gained more than 200 likes a day (Rm0.09 cost per page like)

If you have professional video ads, the ROI is even higher. I tried running video ads on my clients' page, the results and ROI were 20x higher than normal photo ads.

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post Apr 1 2017, 12:15 AM

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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ Apr 1 2017, 12:08 AM)
I think you didnt exactly answer the question.

So say i'm a friend of your friend, and i happened to see him/her activity liking/replying/tagged in your product, and i go to your page/product and liked it too.
Does FB charge you for that?

Or another scenario is my friend tagged me in your post/product and i goes to like your page/product.
Is it chargeable?
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Owh now I get your question. smile.gif

No they don't charge you for that. They only charge when someone likes the post appeared as sponsored post on their newsfeed. Higher post reach to obtain a like, the more expensive it is. biggrin.gif

For your case, it is Organic like.
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post Apr 1 2017, 09:00 AM

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QUOTE(NightHeart @ Apr 1 2017, 02:23 AM)
The main question is, among your 10k reach.....how many % of it is your target audience?

The main frustration is, we set a target audience profile before blasting out the ad but yet we get A LOT OF response from people that's totally off from the set profile. Hence the feeling of complete waste of advertising budget. I even felt like FB has "auto like bots" that auto like all the paid ads to earn money from advertisers.
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Out of the 10k post reach, I got about 300+ engagement. This means that I have around 3% inquiry chance from the post reach.

Out of the 300+ engagement, about 20% of them do inquiry on my products. So basically I have about 50 inquiry a day. If I do ads biggrin.gif

Make sure your products attracts your target audience. Ask yourself or the people around you, will you/they like your post when they see it? Or simply just scroll down? If it's the latter, you have to work on your photo/your product. Otherwise, it's a complete waste of money. biggrin.gif
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post Apr 3 2017, 03:15 PM

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QUOTE(dangerminimouse @ Apr 3 2017, 02:04 PM)
but does this translate to more sales for your products & services?
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Yeah it does biggrin.gif

 

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