How can I judge the performance of my ad?
Whether or not your ad is performing well depends on the CTR (click-through rate). This important performance indicator represents the relationship between ad impressions and the actual click on your ad.
As a rule of thumb, the values of your ad should:
In the B2C area: not be below 2.5 %.
In the B2B area: not be below 1 %.
If the values are currently below these benchmark indicators, try to optimize your ad further. Find tips on how to create a good ad here:
Look for more advice in our Facebook community
What are the most important elements to optimize in my ad?
Image:
Can the image catch the eye of your Facebook user?
Does your image raise a mental question mark and people want to know more?
Text:
Does your text generate enough curiosity that your customer wants to learn more?
Target Audience:
Did I keep the target audience narrow enough in the ad? Or does the group need to be smaller but more affine?
My ad values are generally good but I'm only collecting a few leads...
Our recommendation is to switch perspective and put yourself in the shoes of your customer. Be critical in your assessment.
Is the offer really the best one on the market?
Does a competitor offer a similar product or service?
Does the visitor understand the actual value of my offer based on my ad and my funnel?
Is my value proposition clear and convincing?
You can find tips on how to write a compelling value proposition HERE.
If you can't find anything, please feel free to join our Facebook community and ask us for feedback. Simply share a screenshot or the link to your ad.
Lastly, let’s look at the process of targeting:
Have I selected the right target group for my offer ?
Can I limit the target group even more to reach more Facebook users who actually show interest in my products?
Can I add more interests that fit my ad?
Wondering how to find your target audience on Facebook & Co?
Have a look here: Attract qualified visitors to your funnel (Facebook Video 7)
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