This document provides tips and instructions for setting up and optimizing Facebook advertising campaigns. It discusses selecting marketing objectives, targeting audiences, creating ads, installing pixels, measuring performance using analytics and reports, and testing different ad formats and optimizations. Key points covered include how to set up dynamic product ads, create custom audiences, and track purchase and other event data.
40. About Split Testing
Split Testing helps advertisers understand how different aspects of their
ads affect campaign performance. Similar to A/B testing, Split Testing
lets you test different versions of your ads so you can see what works
best and improve future campaigns.
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41. For some of the adverts, you can create split
test.
52. Target audience
• Within a single campaign, only one variable can be tested at a time.
Below are some examples of variables you could split test.
• Audiences: Currently, Split Testing is only available for saved
audiences. For example, you can choose 2 different saved audiences
and test them against each other. If you don't already have saved
audiences, you can create new saved audiences within Ads Manager.
Possible tests to run:
• Saved audience (A) versus saved audience (B)
• Saved audience (A) versus saved audience (B) versus saved audience
(C)
53. • Locations. Target ads to people based on locations (ex: country, state, province, city, congressional district, zip or post code). Most
objectives let you target worldwide (type in "worldwide"), by region (ex: "Europe"), by free trade area (ex: "NAFTA", the North
American Free Trade Agreement) or by app store availability (ex: "iTunes app store countries"). Learn more.
• Age. Target ads to people within an age range.
• Gender. Target ads to women, men or both.
• Languages. Target ads to users of certain languages.
• Detailed Targeting. Include or exclude people from an audience based on demographics, interests and/or behaviors. Learn more.
• Connections. Include or exclude people from your audience based on connections to your Pages, apps or events. Learn more.
• Custom Audiences. Custom Audiences are target audiences of people you already know created from information you provide or
from information generated on Facebook's products. You can create Custom Audiences from customer files, the Facebook pixel,
the Facebook SDKand engagement on Facebook.
• A subset of Custom Audiences is Lookalike Audiences. A Lookalike Audience is a target audience you create from a "source." It
finds other people on Facebook who are the most similar to the people in the source.
• You can include or exclude people in a Custom or Lookalike Audience from your target audience.
54. Delivery optization
• Delivery optimizations: You can also run a split test on delivery
optimizations. For example, you can choose to optimize for
conversions in one test and link clicks in another. Possible tests to run:
• Optimize for conversions (A) versus optimize for link clicks (B)
• Optimize for conversions with a conversion window of 1 day
(A) versus optimize for conversions for a conversion window of 7 days
(B) versus optimize for link clicks (C)
55. Placements
• Placements: In addition, you can run a split test on placements. For
example, you can select automatic placements or customize
placements to define where you would like your ads to appear.
Possible tests to run:Select automatic placement (A) versus custom
placement (B)
• It is recommended to test custom placements against automatic
placement, rather than test custom placements against each other.
61. • Paste the basic code into the theme.liquid
• Paste the event code into the product and go to cart.liquid
• Paste the purchase code into the Check out page.
• You need to modify the purchase code.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByO8Dn-QPmE
62. • View content ( paste to product page )
• <script>
• fbq('track', 'ViewContent');
• </script>
• Add to Cart ( paste to go to cart )
• <script>
• fbq('track', 'AddToCart');
• </script>
70. Basic Pixel code
• The basic installation of event code allows you to track events,
optimize for conversions, and target audiences based on people who
took actions.
• Ex: You can optimize your ad for a search conversion to get the most
website searches for the lowest cost.
• The recommended installation of event code adds some basic
parameters to your event code. This lets you unlock additional
capabilities and data such as conversion value measurement, ROAS,
contextual data for conversion tracking.
• You can modify the placeholder parameters in the code below to fit
your needs.
71. Event Pixel code
• The advanced installation of event code adds a layer of data to events
to include product-level granularity. This level of installation enables
dynamic ads, as well as product-level measurement, optimization and
targeting.
• Ex: You can measure and optimize for purchase conversions
specifically for a specific style of running shoes, rather than just
generic purchases.
86. Set up dynamic adverts once, then let them work
for you
• https://www.facebook.com/business/learn/facebook-create-ad-
dynamic-ads
• Facebook dynamic adverts automatically promote products to people
who have expressed interest on your website, in your app or
elsewhere on the Internet. Simply upload your product catalogue, set
up your campaign once and it will continue working for you – finding
the right people for each product – for as long as you want, and
always using up-to-date pricing and availability.
89. • A product catalog contains product information for all items you'd like
to advertise for with your Facebook ads. You can use a product
catalog with multiple Facebook ad types and formats,
including: dynamic ads and the collection ad format.
91. Measurement and optization
• Choose the Right Measurement Solution
• Selecting the right measurement product (or products) is the first step in understanding your ads
performance. Let us help you choose the right measurement solution for your business
• We offer many ways of measuring your ads based on audience, brand and sales outcomes. Select
one of the options below and learn more about the different measurement products.
• https://www.facebook.com/business/help/242517662931333?helpref=faq_content
92. Measurement solutions for audience outcomes
• Our audience measurement solutions help you understand who you are
reaching with your ads and how you can optimize the impact of your ads.
• Our audience measurement solutions can help you answer the following
questions:
• Who am I reaching with my ads?
• How can I tell which version of my ad will produce better results with my
audience?
• Who saw my ad and was it relevant to them?
• How effectively is my ad spend reaching people across devices and
publishers?
• How can I measure reach across publishers and channels?
93. • To answer these questions, use one of the products below.
• Facebook products
• Ads Reporting: View aggregate demographic information on your
audience including age, gender, where they are located and what
devices they used.
• Split Testing : Simply and accurately test different components of
your ad across devices and browsers, and get easy-to-understand
results to make tactical decisions.
• Audience Insights: Learn more about your target audiences before
creating your ads.
97. Add columns
• Reach, Frequency, CPM, Relevance score, amount spend, CPC, CTR,
Purchase, Add to cart, view to content, Purchase conversion, Add to
cart conversion, cost per web site lead, cost per web site purchase
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99.
100. • ROI = profits-costs x 100 / costs
• In contrast, ROAS measures gross revenue generated for every dollar
spent on advertising. It is an advertiser-centric metric that gauges the
effectiveness of online advertising campaigns.
• ROAS = revenue from ad campaign / cost of ad campaign
• With ROAS, marketing is considered a necessary cost of doing
business vs. ROI, where marketing is an investment to grow a
business’s profits incrementally. While using both metrics in tandem
is useful, the pendulum is swinging back from the widespread use of
the ROAS-focused model in digital advertising, to a more rigorous
ROI-focused model.
101. • Click-through rate (CTR)
• Eg Ad 1: click rate = 1 and impression = 100, the CTR = 1%
• Ad 2,: click rate = 10 and impression = 100, the CTR = 10% ( Better )
• Purpose: increase the CTR and reduce the CPC.
• Increase the ROI and ROAS and reduce the Acos ( average cost spend )
102. Power Editor – easy to manage the fb ads
• https://www.facebook.com/ads/manage/powereditor/manage/ads?a
ct=232245115
105. • Business manager > 2-3 more pages
• Advert manager > on behalf, ask company request
• Notification > business manager > to set up admins
• Advert manager > to manage adverts