Would you like to improve your advertising efforts and make better Facebook Ads? How about spending less money and getting better results? Yes, please!
Often I see that people can make just a few tweaks to their campaigns to improve their return on investment. Sometimes people just aren’t sure where to look or what to test to know if they are getting good results.
In this article, I’ll share 3 quick tips to make better Facebook Ads.
#1 Test at least 2 ads (probably more)
The best way to make better Facebook ads is to test more ads. We often don’t know what will work best and I’m often guessing wrong as to what people will like. Testing multiple ads will help you see exactly which ad performs best.Even by just testing two ads, you’ll have more information than just trying one and thinking that it didn’t work.
But you have to approach your testing systematically. Don’t change too many things at once or you won’t know which change made the difference in the results.
I typically start with the demographics and see which demographic responds best to the ad (keeping the text and image of the ad the same). Then I’ll move on to test other things.
You don’t even have to have a big budget with these tests, just $20-50 for each ad over a few days will give you good information.
#2 Use the right targeting
If you want to make better Facebook Ads, reaching the right people is key. Sometimes I see people with targets that are too wide or two narrow. Targeting anyone who is interested in Business with an ad that is selling your product will probably be a waste of your money.
Getting the right targeting is probably the single-most important part of your ad.
Facebook has a lot of targeting options such as:
- Lookalike audiences – audiences that are like a custom audience such as email subscribers or website visitors
- Retargeting – showing your ad only to your website visitors or email subscribers
- Engagement targeting – targeting people who have interacted with your Facebook Page or Facebook vidoes
- Targeting by Job Title, income level, behaviors, or targeting the fans of another Facebook Page with an ad
#3 Watch the right stats
The Facebook reports often default to a very basic level of information and if you dive a little deeper you will be able to compare the right stats so you can really know which ad is performing best.
In this example I sorted by CPC to compare which ad in the last 6 weeks was getting the best over all cost per click.
You can change your view of the columns by using the drop-down menu and customizing what you want to see or choosing one of their pre-built reports. The best one I think is Performance and Clicks. You can set that as your default view so that you don’t have to always switch back to it.
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