Tips For The Success of a Facebook Ads Campaign

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With Facebook Ads campaign, you can create ad campaigns with different objectives that will allow you, from promoting your Fan page or your website to getting downloads of your application or reproductions of a video you have published.
Creating ads with the Facebook platform is relatively simple. However, that doesn’t mean it’s so easy to do it right. Here are some tips for success when planning and running an ad on Facebook Ads Campaign.
1. The public, the more segmented, the better:

“To the extent that our segmentation is closer to the image of our potential client, our campaign will be more successful, as our announcement will be more relevant to the audience”.

Knowing your client is essential for the success of your campaign. You should know what your potential audience is like to be able to create a message that catches their attention and connects with their interests.
Therefore, defining segmentation should be the first step to take, rather than writing the text or selecting the image of the ad.
2. A picture is worth a thousand words:
It is proven that publications with images work better than those that only contain text. In Facebook Ads ads the image occupies most of it and will be the first thing that users are fixed, so it is worth investing in it!
It is essential to choose a careful and professional image, whether it is a photo, or if it is an illustration or an infographic. It is not advisable to use clip art, or low-resolution images, pixelated or moved.

Also, don’t forget that you are obliged to comply with Facebook’s ” Advertising Policies ” regarding the use of images in your ads. The most common violations of Facebook’s guidelines regarding the use of images are as follows:
Too much text in the ad image: Facebook does not allow ad images to contain more than 20% of text. You can check your image with its grid.
Images with sexual content: Facebook is quite strict regarding nude images and sexual content. To give you an idea, even a picture of cleavage or a breastfeeding mother can be thrown back.
Images with violent content: the platform also limits the use of violent or rough images.
Images that illustrate non-existent functions: the use of button images, such as playing a video or closing, is not allowed.
3. Flee from Namida phrases, be concrete and recognizable:

“Whenever possible, mention the price or discount, and the time frame in which the offer will be valid”.
4. Take A / B tests:

We recommend that you start creating different sets of ads for each of the audiences you are going to address. In order to be able to make valid comparisons, you will have to make variations only in the segmentation, and keep the rest of identical factors in both sets of ads (bid and location).
It is also very interesting to start the campaign by creating several versions of the same ad with variations in images, text, videos or links.
This way you can select the options with the highest conversion rates at each of the campaign levels.
5. Be patient with the changes:
When a campaign is modified, it is advisable to leave some time before making more changes. We need enough time to collect a substantial number of data that allow us to make a meaningful assessment. Whenever possible, it is better to make the changes one by one to be able to assess the impact of each of the factors.
6. Prepare the facebook ads campaign well in advance:

If not, you will be notified that your campaign violates any of the rules and that you must make the appropriate corrections. Therefore, it is recommended that you schedule your campaign in time to have room to make changes if unforeseen events arise.
And you already followed these recommendations? Do you have any more advice to give us to launch an efficient campaign with Facebook Ads?
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