How To Set Up A Profitable Facebook Advert

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How To Set Up A  Profitable Facebook Advert
by Spying and Learning From Sponsored Facebook Ad from Other Advertisers on Your Time Line:


I discovered this long time ago


The three elements for a successful Facebook Ad is:

1: Your Ad Copy

2: Your Ad Creative(Your Video or Image Used)

3: Your Target Audience


If you see an advert on Facebook That is performing well and getting a lot of engagement and comments


Follow the illustration below to discover their *Target Audience*


From this advert you will see the advertiser is targeting  people who are interested in MLM,Herbalife,people with Master Degrees,People age 30 to 55 and peole living in Lagos State


Click on why am I seeing thisπŸ‘†

Any time you see an advert on Facebook..Click This Three DotsπŸ‘†

You will now see what the Advertiser is using to target is audience..

When you click the arrow beside the interest you will now discover *why Facebook shows you advert based on the interest on your Facebook profile*

 https://youtu.be/yZxEwOcZacw


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This evening


I will talking on :

πŸ‘‰ How To Craft Attention Grabbing Ad Content on Your Page Post



πŸ‘‰ How To Pay For Your Facebook Advert in Naira

I told us last week that for this training to be beneficial


πŸ‘‰ You must have already created a page you want to use



πŸ‘‰ You must have uploaded your video or image and added your content

Facebook And Instagram advert  is more of visual

And what you have on your post must be very attractive and attention grabbing and must communicate and connect to your targed audience

I will share some examples


Start your headline or advert with words like:


GOOD NEWS:


SPECIAL REPORT:


WANTED:


INTRODUCING:
ADVICE:


ANNOUNCING:


EXCLUSIVE:


EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW:


TRUE STORY:


MY STORY:


CONFESSIONS OF A DASH (e.g. Lagos Housewife)

Have you ever seen how news paper headlines are crafted


They are crafted in such a way you will just want to take a look  and want to read the entire story


NOTE: It has been found
out that these words work better when they are in all caps as you
can see here


.
E.g.
INTRODUCING: The new internet modem that 10x your
internet speed regardless of the network you are using





GOOD NEWS: The Canadian authorities just released a
set of rules that makes it easier and cheaper for
Nigerians to work and live in Canada

TIP #2: Start by Calling Out The Topic/Problem You Want To Solve:



E.g.




PROSTATE CANCER: 3 things everyone ought to know about
this silent disease before it is too late





MAKE UP MISTAKES:
Are any of these 7 make-up mistakes
damaging your skin?


TIP #3:


Start by Calling Out The Audience



E.g.




EMAIL MARKETERS: How to get over 50% open rates everytime
time you send out an email




You need to be careful about this on facebook especially when the
audience you
are trying to reach has a theme or way of describing them that is somehow
negative.





E.g. If your audience is people who are fat, don't use words like : Overweight, Fat,
etc




If they are people with diabetes, don't say Diabetics





Facebook considers it rude.

This is why some people's advert get disapproved and eventually  banned if not careful how you use the words and keywords in your ad text

And since their number one goal is to protect their users, they might not approve
your ads if they are offensive to users.




Some users who feel offended might also report you directly to Facebook.


TIP #4:

Start Your Advert With a Question:


Questions are a very powerful way to start an advert.



When we are asked a question especially one that is relevant to our situation, our
brain begins to look for an answer to that question.




But you should be careful with the question you use in your adverts.





You shouldn't use questions that your audience can simply say YES or NO to in
their heads and move on.




You want to use questions that prompt the reader to want to know more



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