5 very important lessons I have learned while Facebook Ads for years now
Keep reading the thread.
👉 Don't have a ton of creatives. Replacing them a week is okay for non-performing ones. People at times get so obsessed that they start adding 5 new creatives a day for the same product.
If you add a ton of creatives then you will have a hard time finding winner ads unless you are spending $20k to $50k+ on ads per month.
👉 Don't rely on CBO 100% with Automated Bid. Use Cost Cap with a bigger audience.
👉 Never narrow down your cold audience. Each Ad set should have a minimum of 1m audience unless your country or city is not big enough.
👉 Always create two types of adset for the same product. One on Dynamic and one non-dynamic ad-set.
👉 The most important: Let your new campaign run for at least a week to judge your results.
👉 Keep focusing on value not just in the form of content, but making sure that your users turned customers implement them. Yup, it's your duty to make them implement the strategies you share if you want to see them as a customer.
2-Years ago, we saw a huge problem in the SaaS industry, the problem with users, the problem with transparency.
None of them were able to find each other.
Continue reading the thread for the whole story...
Yup. I was one of them, when a few years, I wanted to launch but was misguided, misinformed, and no transparency which leads to the birth of PitchGround.
With just an MVP, and an Idea, PitchGround went live on 25th September with its first product on the platform and since then has never looked back.
It truly breaks my heart seeing us lose this way.💔
The management has destroyed the legancy and history of our club.
Please take care of your fans @ManUtd before it's too late and no upcoming generation will want to suppoet #ManchesterUnited anymore.
Don't kill #SirAlex's legancy. Don't kill us fans. Trust this football club as a football club and notca business.
We fans support our club in every possible way by contributing and buying merchandise, tickets and subscriptions, but only to see us losing in this pathetic manner.
Here is a single growth hack that has worked wonders for us internally at @PitchGroundHQ
When we started reaching out to people via social media, we started with a simple conversion:
"Hi {first_name}, how are you doing?"
Our response rate has been phenomenal - Over 85% responded back.
At times, we mix up, and just drop a simple message to someone saying, "Hello {first_name}. That's it. It's that simple to turn strangers into acquaintances.
👉 Setting up of e-commerce site completed (Took 2 days)
👉 Photoshoot of the products-completed
👉 Company registration (Ongoing)
👉 Packaging Finalized
👉 Designs & Logo Finalized
Once the registration is done, it will be followed by GST and other important registration.
It's been a crazy challenging week for her.
However, it's insanely good to see that she took care of everything almost by herself as she wanted to learn everything except for the design/little bit of tech.
She is currently undergoing through Shopify training as well so that she can learn everything about the app.
Yet another day, and helped over 20+ people on twitter. Absolutely loving it.
I hope everyone who interacted with me, I was able to help. In case if I wasn't able to reach out to you today, rest assured, I will get back to you. (Weekends are a little slow)..
@IndianRR99 I hope I could help you with my suggestions, implement and keep me posted on the progress.
@saif_siddiqui17 Will continue our conversation over DM. Interesting Startup! :)