The story style ads sound super engaging and it's great to hear how tools like Canva and Instagram directly influence your creative process. Thanks for sharing your expertise on what's working in Facebook ads this year! Keep those tips coming. 🚀💡
Great insights on ad creatives! For entrepreneurs looking to boost conversion, remember to A/B test even the smallest changes in your ad copy or design. Sometimes, a simple tweak in the call-to-action or color scheme can lead to a significant increase in engagement.
Good to see you back with your hype-free content. I wish you could show samples, I'm not clear what the first one would look like. For the notes ad, do you just screenshot it? Thanks for the good info!
The whole time I thought you were talking about video showing writing these by hand. Do images outperform generally? EDIT: I just realized your title says images😂 got it.
Great video! I have a question..I offer a variety of family gifting products, including Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gifts,gifts for sons, granddaughter,goddaughter,gifts from baby bump, and graduation gifts on my Shopify store. Each gift box contains a necklace and a thoughtful message card, priced between $40 to $90, including shipping. I exclusively sell to customers in the USA. Should I opt for broad targeting or interest targeting? The interests I am thinking to target include Macy’s, Nordstrom, engaged shoppers, online shopping, gifts, and flowers, all relevant to potential gift buyers.
In concept I somewhat grasp what you're indicating but a bit challenging to really understand without seeing actual examples.🤷🏽♂ E.g., for the sticky notes, is it more so a prewritten note and the product or service is in the background? And need clarity about using the notes app and sticky notes together - how does that look?
The story style ads sound super engaging and it's great to hear how tools like Canva and Instagram directly influence your creative process. Thanks for sharing your expertise on what's working in Facebook ads this year! Keep those tips coming. 🚀💡
Great insights on ad creatives! For entrepreneurs looking to boost conversion, remember to A/B test even the smallest changes in your ad copy or design. Sometimes, a simple tweak in the call-to-action or color scheme can lead to a significant increase in engagement.
agreed! every test launched of a format should have 3-4 variations... ALWAYS!!
Out of all the creative examples I see out there these seem the most fitting for saas which I need to sell
Yes!! So see this working for SaaS. Let me know how it goes!
Valuable information and you for convey it clearly 🙏
Good to see you back with your hype-free content. I wish you could show samples, I'm not clear what the first one would look like. For the notes ad, do you just screenshot it? Thanks for the good info!
Story style would look like a regular story on Instagram! think of what you see on socials. exactly that! and for the notes app - yes! screenshot :)
@@VertexMarketingAgency thanks so much. I'm a bit clueless on instagram.
Great job and thank you for sharing your explanation of the project wow, I will do
Goodluck!
The whole time I thought you were talking about video showing writing these by hand. Do images outperform generally?
EDIT: I just realized your title says images😂 got it.
You got it! ahahah
Great video! I have a question..I offer a variety of family gifting products, including Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gifts,gifts for sons, granddaughter,goddaughter,gifts from baby bump, and graduation gifts on my Shopify store. Each gift box contains a necklace and a thoughtful message card, priced between $40 to $90, including shipping. I exclusively sell to customers in the USA. Should I opt for broad targeting or interest targeting? The interests I am thinking to target include Macy’s, Nordstrom, engaged shoppers, online shopping, gifts, and flowers, all relevant to potential gift buyers.
I'd go broad but you can always test it! One ad set with broad, one with a stacked interest targeting
In concept I somewhat grasp what you're indicating but a bit challenging to really understand without seeing actual examples.🤷🏽♂ E.g., for the sticky notes, is it more so a prewritten note and the product or service is in the background? And need clarity about using the notes app and sticky notes together - how does that look?
Which format do you think is ideal for selling infoproducts?
Would try all these out but really all depends what you put ON the creative.. the messaging
I'm hiring someone to run ads on my behalf, do I have to give them full access manager, or can I only give them access to run the ads?
they will need access to your facebook page and ad account.
I'm the first here!
Welcome!!