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Our team will help set up your Business Manager tool on Facebook to help organise and manage all your information, including campaigns. This will help all your assets communicate and simplify advertising on Facebook.

Facebook pixel is a piece of code that helps Facebook’s algorithm track who’s visited your site. It also looks at who’s engaged with your ads across Facebook and Instagram. So having Facebook Pixel set up can help refine your targeted ads for better results.

This again depends on how big your campaign is. If you have a strong brand, we can get your campaigns live in under a week. If you’re a newer account, they’ll be a set-up stage where our team will work to develop your offer and create high-converting landing pages to send your traffic to.

Gaining results will always take time, no matter how big your brand is. You can see results from the first week after your campaign launch if you have a strong offer and high-quality copy and visuals. However, if you’re on a startup $50/day budget, you may not see significant results until a few weeks after. 

Our team will always outline all costs and fees within your campaign before its launch, so you don’t have to worry about any little hidden surprises after your campaign’s launch. 

While nothing is stopping you from boosting a single post, you may not see the true power of Facebook’s algorithm reflected when compared to your main campaign.

All customers need to be aware that Facebook ads can never guarantee results. Facebook can change their policies in a heartbeat which could impact your campaign, which is why it’s crucial to have an experienced team on hand that can counter these changes and ensure that your campaign can keep going strong. At Impress!ve, our team of Facebook gurus will always work to implement the best practices suited to your business and any policy changes. 

If you have a strong offer, high-quality copy, and the proper targeting and budget, then Facebook ad campaigns can become a great and profitable source of income. However, this may not apply to all companies. Speaking to one of our Facebook experts will determine the best option for your business needs. 

Think of hiring a Facebook ads agency like ordering coffee. If you want a nice-tasting coffee that will get you through the day, you’ll most likely go to a cafe where a trained barista will do the hard work for you. While you can always make a coffee at home, you just know it’s not going to be the same. 

This logic applies to your Facebook ads. An agency is equipped with experts who know exactly what they’re doing and how to get the best results. So it would make sense to trust these experts compared to learning everything yourself. 

When created correctly, Facebook ads can become a business’s most powerful lead generation. The secret to its success lies in Facebook pixel, a digital marketing algorithm that gathers data on your customers and uses it to find like-minded people.

When you hire in-house, you’ll often have one person in charge of your Facebook marketing. While this creates fewer points of contact, it means that you’ll be left with no one to fill the gaps if they’re sick or leave. On the other hand, using an agency means having more people and, therefore, more access to knowledge of different niches and Facebook marketing areas, which is key for Facebook’s constantly changing policies. 

The best Facebook marketing strategy is one that’s focused on a specific audience and tailored to your business. Each business has a different USP (unique selling point), so creating a campaign that looks towards your target audience, their concerns, fears, and dreams will help create a campaign that will drive engagement.

This depends on the quality of your website. If you want to create a high return on your Facebook campaigns, then our team may have some recommendations (such as additional content and improving site speeds) for your website to help boost its performance.

Facebook ads are called a ‘cold’ traffic source, and google ads are known as ‘warm’ or ‘hot’ sources. On google, your potential customers are also searching for a product or solution and, therefore, won’t take much convincing. On Facebook, your ads are placed in front of potential customers who may not have even heard of your brand before. This means they need more convincing and are a ‘cold’ traffic source.

Visually these ads look the same, but their creation is different. While standard ads will use images and copy chosen by you, dynamic ads are automatically sourced from your product inventory. Depending on their browsing history, these automatic selections are then displayed to potential customers. 

If your campaign is bringing in a very high investment return, that’s a general sign that your campaign is running well. A campaign will also see a higher percentage of customers to your direct store; usually, this is measured through your ROI or other frequency rates.

Yes! A/B testing is the only true measure of result in your Facebook campaign. By testing multiple ads and target audiences, you can see which are gaining more traction and why. Most initial campaign set-ups will have anywhere from 50-250 ads running at once. This will help ensure you’re reaching the right audience and getting the highest return on your campaign.