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THE FACEBOOK ADS EXPERIMENT: 12 TIPS TO CRAZY ENGAGEMENT<br />

That first tip did the best job of separating the curious from the<br />

engaged. I wasted more money serving ads on that tip than any<br />

other since there’s a large group who had no plans to click (I<br />

stopped serving them ads after 14 days since the initial opt-in). On<br />

the flip side, the vast majority of those served the other tips ended<br />

up clicking (as can be noticed by the similarities in bar size for<br />

reach vs. clicked).<br />

Let’s look at that in a different way…<br />

PERCENTAGE CLICKED<br />

As you can see, just over 50% of those who were served Tip #1<br />

clicked on it. That’s kind of ridiculous since it’s ran for more than a<br />

month. Lots of waste there.<br />

But more than 74% of those served Tip #2 clicked it, and from<br />

that point forward more than 80% of those served any tip other<br />

than Tip #11 clicked. In fact, an astounding 94% of those who<br />

were served Tip #7 ended up clicking it.<br />

Note that this doesn’t mean that those who served the ad<br />

immediately clicked it. I’m instead looking at total website clicks<br />

over total reached — so many of these people were shown their<br />

ads multiple times. This also doesn’t include website clicks on ads<br />

served organically (a phenomenon covered previously).<br />

I see very little fatigue here. You may say that Tip #11 is<br />

evidence of fatigue, but the stats I’m showing here cover only two<br />

days of activity. Those results are not complete, and I expect that<br />

bar to continue to grow for a few more days.<br />

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