Posts tagged “Facebook”

 
 
 
 
Your Facebook Ads are an important part of your marketing efforts, and when they’re created well, they can become a key part of your online sales and engagement strategy. 
 
Roughly 19% of global ad revenue comes from Facebook Ads, with a user on average clicking on 12 ads each month. 
 
But how do you create an ad that performs well? Here are some tips on how you can start writing and creating a great Facebook Ad. 
 
This October, there’s been a few changes to social media platforms that could be helpful for you to know so you can adapt and create your own business’ social strategies accordingly. 
 
Here’s all the news from October… 
 
YouTube Updates Partner Programme & YouTube Shorts 
 
YouTube has expanded its partner programme to include users in another 23 countries to have access to monetisation options should they have 500 or more subscribers. This was previously only rolled out to select regions. 
 
For Youtube Shorts, AI features are being rolled out to enhance videos and add filters to creator’s videos (much like TikTok). This is still in early development, although looks to be another way that YouTube plans to continue promoting the Shorts feature, making it a worthy competitor to both Reels and TikTok. 
 
Facebook offers businesses options to use paid ads on the platform – these are Facebook Ads and Boosted Posts. Both work to “promote” your business, increase reach, engagement and sales, but have different properties to help you reach your ideal audiences. 
 
But which is best to use for your business? Here’s all you need to know about Facebook Ads and Boosted Posts. 
 
Boosted Posts 
 
What are Boosted Posts? 
 
Boosted Posts are where you can create ‘adverts’ directly from posts you’ve put onto your Facebook Page. They help to engage audiences that already follow you – anything from comments to interacting with the media within the posts counts as an engagement, and these kinds of posts are more likely to be shared, helping to reach new customers. 
 
 
We’ve reached the end of September, and across the month we have seen a number of updates on social media that could be handy for you to consider when it comes to your marketing efforts online. 
 
Here’s all the latest news from the last month… 
 
Instagram Launches Broadcast Channels 
 
It’s likely that recently, you’ve been noticing a lot of invites from people you follow on Instagram to join their broadcast channels. Well, that’s because they’ve been rolled out towards the end of the month for users in Europe, giving them the opportunity to have a direct, DM-like connection with their followers. Users invited to join broadcaster channels will have the options to join or decline, and those looking to use them for marketing will be able to give those who are part of the channel exclusives and behind the scenes content. 
 
 
 
When you look to promoting your business using social media, Facebook is a platform many will turn to in order to build an audience, reach their target audience and grow their following. 
 
Facebook is a great site to use, with many tools available for business owners to get to grips with and take advantage of if they want to see their social media marketing efforts flourish. 
 
Here are some top tips on how you can use Facebook for your social media marketing. 
 
Facebook Ad Campaigns can have great success for businesses when they’re done correctly. Finding the right formula for your business is an individual and unique process, that can see you gaining more conversions and bringing in more revenue. 
 
Here are some tips on how you can create a great Facebook Ad Campaign… 
 
What Do You Offer? 
 
You need to give those who view your ads some kind of offer that entices them to click through to your landing page. Whether you sell goods that are ethically sourced, your businesses values are created to make a positive impact, sales support a charity or simply you offer a discount for new customers, offering something that speaks to the audience will help your sales skyrocket. 
 
 
 
 
On Facebook, you can create lookalike audiences to ensure you’re targeting the right people, and getting your business out in front of an audience who will be engaged with you and what you’re selling/advertising. 
 
This audience is important for getting you high levels of engagement and turning this engagement into conversions. Facebook Ads can be a great source of marketing when done correctly, and can become a huge part of your strategy when it comes to advertising online. 
 
Here’s how you can leverage lookalike audiences with Facebook Ads. 
 
 
 
If you’re looking to find an effective way to market your business online, then Facebook is a great platform to use. It allows you to directly target and reach out to your audience, create an ad that really sells your business and brings in customers and improves your brand recognition, trust and loyalty. 
 
If you’re looking to maximise your ROI using Facebook Ads, then here are some tips on how you can optimise your ad spend. 
 
Make Improvements To Your Ad Account 
 
If you’re running ads but aren’t seeing the results you desire, then it may be time to take a look at your Facebook Ads account. 
 
 
 
When you create a Facebook Ad, you’ll have the option to use different ad formats to sell your product and really reach out to your audience with an ad that’s sure to impress them and hook them in. 
 
Knowing what kind of ad format that works for your audience can take some time, but often some ads lend themselves better to some businesses and industries than they do others. 
 
Here are the different types of ad formats, and how you can choose whether they’d be right for your business’ advertising. 
 
 
 
When you’re looking to expand your online marketing, turning to the power of Ads can see you bringing in more business, making your business a success, and positioning you as a go-to source within your industry. 
 
Both Facebook and Google offer great options for business owners looking to start advertising online, but which one is right for you? 
 
Here’s all you need to know about Facebook & Google Ads, and how you can choose which one is best for your business. 
 
What’s Is The Difference Between Google and Facebook Ads? 
 
Both Facebook Ads and Google Ads are pay-per-click, but whereas Facebook is paid social, Google is paid search. 
 
There’s been some big social media news this month, from new platform launches to rebrands and feature changes that could be handy for marketers to take advantage of. 
 
Let’s take a look at the latest updates for July 2023…. 
 
Meta Launches Threads 
 
The biggest news from July is the launch of Meta’s new social media app, Threads. 
 
Threads works in a similar way to Twitter – even having a similar interface, where users can create text-based posts, follow other creators, like, repost and quote other ‘thread’s’. They have also introduced a similar ‘For You’ and ‘Following’ timeline feature, after listening to concerns from users that they weren’t seeing content from users they follow on the initial app’s rollout. 
 
 
If you’ve found that you’re losing customers before they make purchases, it can be demoralising and feel like your marketing efforts aren’t working. This isn’t necessarily the case. 
 
Through the power of Facebook retargeting, you can bring back the customers you’ve lost, and get them purchasing from your business. Research suggests that 97% of customers will leave a website without making a purchase on their first visit – therefore becoming lost customers. You can however retarget these people via social media – and Facebook is a great tool to use to do this. 
 
Facebook Ad retargeting allows you to find the customers that originally didn’t purchase from you, and get your business back out in front of them. 
 
Here’s how to bring back lost customers using the power of Facebook Retargeting. 
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