Comments on: Tips for Getting a High CTR on Facebook® http://www.jasonleister.com/tips-for-getting-a-high-ctr-on-facebook%c2%ae/ Direct Response Copywriter Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:18:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: John C. A. Manley http://www.jasonleister.com/tips-for-getting-a-high-ctr-on-facebook%c2%ae/comment-page-1/#comment-120 John C. A. Manley Tue, 27 Jul 2010 05:18:10 +0000 http://www.leistermg.com/?p=476#comment-120 I agree about the lowering the ad bid tip. It doesn't seem necessary. FB seems quite happy to discount high-performing ads automatically. I stopped doing that.<br><br>I have been amazed by the effect the image has. I had a set of campaigns running -- same ad, same image, different demographics -- for 4 days and get ZERO clicks. I was ready to abandon it but changed the picture from an image of the free book they get upon opting in to a picture of a case study wearing a bright red shirt and I went up to 17 clicks a day. I agree about the lowering the ad bid tip. It doesn't seem necessary. FB seems quite happy to discount high-performing ads automatically. I stopped doing that.

I have been amazed by the effect the image has. I had a set of campaigns running — same ad, same image, different demographics — for 4 days and get ZERO clicks. I was ready to abandon it but changed the picture from an image of the free book they get upon opting in to a picture of a case study wearing a bright red shirt and I went up to 17 clicks a day.

]]> By: John C. A. Manley http://www.jasonleister.com/tips-for-getting-a-high-ctr-on-facebook%c2%ae/comment-page-1/#comment-117 John C. A. Manley Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:18:10 +0000 http://www.leistermg.com/?p=476#comment-117 I agree about the lowering the ad bid tip. It doesn't seem necessary. FB seems quite happy to discount high-performing ads automatically. I stopped doing that.<br><br>I have been amazed by the effect the image has. I had a set of campaigns running -- same ad, same image, different demographics -- for 4 days and get ZERO clicks. I was ready to abandon it but changed the picture from an image of the free book they get upon opting in to a picture of a case study wearing a bright red shirt and I went up to 17 clicks a day. I agree about the lowering the ad bid tip. It doesn't seem necessary. FB seems quite happy to discount high-performing ads automatically. I stopped doing that.

I have been amazed by the effect the image has. I had a set of campaigns running — same ad, same image, different demographics — for 4 days and get ZERO clicks. I was ready to abandon it but changed the picture from an image of the free book they get upon opting in to a picture of a case study wearing a bright red shirt and I went up to 17 clicks a day.

]]> By: Juliet Austin http://www.jasonleister.com/tips-for-getting-a-high-ctr-on-facebook%c2%ae/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Juliet Austin Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:48:28 +0000 http://www.leistermg.com/?p=476#comment-116 Thanks for this informative post. I especially liked what you said about "being your own guru". While it's always useful to hear what "gurus" have to say about any topic, ultimately you have to see how the information applies to you and your situation. I have succeed doing things that gurus tell people not to do and will continue to do so. :-) Thanks for this informative post. I especially liked what you said about “being your own guru”. While it's always useful to hear what “gurus” have to say about any topic, ultimately you have to see how the information applies to you and your situation. I have succeed doing things that gurus tell people not to do and will continue to do so. :-)

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