rocketman122
Senior Member
whats your experience? something seems quite stinky to me regarding the stats im seeing. 450 website clicks in a week and not 1 lead.
your experience with facebook paid ads. boost post or paid.
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rocketman122
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im surprised there isnt a class act lawsuit. I did a boost post at first. got tons of likes from arabs. something like 80%. even though I never shot an arab wedding. very stinky.
rocketman122
Senior Member
thanks Don.
the likes isnt something that concerns me. mroeso that fb isnt sending the sponsored post to the targeted audience. I basically posted a picture with the sale price and a few words on top of a BG picture as a "flyer" and boost posted that. that wasnt so great. it ran for a week . boost post has very few filtering tools as well.
so did the ad. basically the same "flyer" with the price as the sale and linked that to my flickr page. they come to my flickr page and see the picture flyer with info on it and in a nutshell what the package includes. why the flickr page? because with flickr all your images are there without having to even click. people dont have patience to click and click. me too. I give 5 seconds and then im out if it doesnt catch my eye.
so I wanted to throw it in their faces so they dont get annoyed or distracted and have all the images in front of them. then they go to the website when they want to. but first my goal is to get them to see my images. my sale price is actually lowish so I would atract many clients. but not 1 interest. not 1 call, not even a message through fb. I did get 1 like though
im considering buying some likes from an off site biz. not much. 500 or so. $50.
something is very stinky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag
the likes isnt something that concerns me. mroeso that fb isnt sending the sponsored post to the targeted audience. I basically posted a picture with the sale price and a few words on top of a BG picture as a "flyer" and boost posted that. that wasnt so great. it ran for a week . boost post has very few filtering tools as well.
so did the ad. basically the same "flyer" with the price as the sale and linked that to my flickr page. they come to my flickr page and see the picture flyer with info on it and in a nutshell what the package includes. why the flickr page? because with flickr all your images are there without having to even click. people dont have patience to click and click. me too. I give 5 seconds and then im out if it doesnt catch my eye.
so I wanted to throw it in their faces so they dont get annoyed or distracted and have all the images in front of them. then they go to the website when they want to. but first my goal is to get them to see my images. my sale price is actually lowish so I would atract many clients. but not 1 interest. not 1 call, not even a message through fb. I did get 1 like though
im considering buying some likes from an off site biz. not much. 500 or so. $50.
something is very stinky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag
Fortkentdad
Senior Member
We use it at the Children's Center where I work. Gets better results than a newspaper ad for a small fraction of the cost. (eg a $30 boost is more effective for us than a $600 newspaper ad or $1000 radio campaign). We've been overwhelmed by response to some events. Guess it depends on what you are selling. Works for us. We have carefully defined our audience - women of child bearing years within 40 kms of our Centre.
rocketman122
Senior Member
Yes I target my audience to specific cities ages and with specific interests. I dont have the relationship status available to choose or I would simply choose ONLY engadged profiles. Im glad you at least have some good feedback from it. im at 15000 reach 515 website clicks. but not 1 lead. that does not sound right. my work is very good and im giving a low price. the info is there the pictures are there. nothing is hidden. very stinky
