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While I have been in sunny California during a retreat, something I’ve noticed that has come up a lot is fears and worries about targeting ads. We also need to understand Facebook Ad targeting and why it works or doesn’t work. During this episode, I’ll be talking about the five mistakes typically made and how we can come back from them or avoid them altogether. In my opinion, Facebook is the most powerfully targeted advertising platform in the world. We use the information that people share in the Facebook profiles, actions they take, pages they like and ads they click on for targeting.
Five Common Mistakes
Not knowing who you want to target
Who is your ideal client/audience?
Do audience research
Age?
Location?
Gender?
Parents?
Income level?
Psychographics?
Nail down your client avatar
Use Facebook Audience Insight Tool
With a massive audience, it is likely that you’re not going to find people your ad will benefit
Targeting everyone doesn’t work
Using too broad of an audience
The person wearing a red cardigan living in Newport Beach, CA
Facebook won’t know who it can serve this ad to
The audience will be too small
Under 1000 people is too small, Facebook will not serve your ad
Too narrow of an audience/too niched down
Example: targeting your ad toward people who are 30-55, who are women, who live in a 25-mile radius of Denver, CO and are interested in skiing
Adding brands to bump up numbers
You won't be able to narrow down which interests, page names, or brands what is driving your traffic
Adding too many Facebook page names
Using too many interests in an ad
Relying only on interest targeting
Group your warm audiences together
Failure to use warm or look-a-like audience
Overreliance on user interest targeting
“Facebook is unique in targeting ads.”
“You’ve got to know where your target audience are.”
“The deeper you can go in your psychographics details, the more information you’ll have on your audience and how to target effectively.”
“We want our ad to meet as many people as possible.”
To connect with me and share your thoughts on the podcast:
Leave a note in the comment section below.
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Subscribe and leave an honest review on iTunes. I read each one personally and would love to give you a shout out on the show! I love your feedback!
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While I have been in sunny California during a retreat, something I’ve noticed that has come up a lot is fears and worries about targeting ads. We also need to understand Facebook Ad targeting and why it works or doesn’t work. During this episode, I’ll be talking about the five mistakes typically made and how we can come back from them or avoid them altogether. In my opinion, Facebook is the most powerfully targeted advertising platform in the world. We use the information that people share in the Facebook profiles, actions they take, pages they like and ads they click on for targeting.
Five Common Mistakes
Not knowing who you want to target
Who is your ideal client/audience?
Do audience research
Age?
Location?
Gender?
Parents?
Income level?
Psychographics?
Nail down your client avatar
Use Facebook Audience Insight Tool
With a massive audience, it is likely that you’re not going to find people your ad will benefit
Targeting everyone doesn’t work
Using too broad of an audience
The person wearing a red cardigan living in Newport Beach, CA
Facebook won’t know who it can serve this ad to
The audience will be too small
Under 1000 people is too small, Facebook will not serve your ad
Too narrow of an audience/too niched down
Example: targeting your ad toward people who are 30-55, who are women, who live in a 25-mile radius of Denver, CO and are interested in skiing
Adding brands to bump up numbers
You won't be able to narrow down which interests, page names, or brands what is driving your traffic
Adding too many Facebook page names
Using too many interests in an ad
Relying only on interest targeting
Group your warm audiences together
Failure to use warm or look-a-like audience
Overreliance on user interest targeting
“Facebook is unique in targeting ads.”
“You’ve got to know where your target audience are.”
“The deeper you can go in your psychographics details, the more information you’ll have on your audience and how to target effectively.”
“We want our ad to meet as many people as possible.”
To connect with me and share your thoughts on the podcast:
Leave a note in the comment section below.
Message me on Facebook or Instagram
Facebook Group
Subscribe and leave an honest review on iTunes. I read each one personally and would love to give you a shout out on the show! I love your feedback!