Free Facebook Advertising Voucher

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

Facebook just sent me a free £25 Advertising Voucher.

I created an Ad a couple weeks ago but didn't make it go live, this triggered the voucher :wink:

Trying it now to see how it goes, anyone else trying FB ads?

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[cc976a]

I'm trying but they keep rejecting - wanting a scan of my driving license!

I've been in contact with them for over a week with no progress and very slow responses from their side!!

Be interesting to hear opinions and see if I'm wasting my time

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

That's weird they didn't ask me for anything!

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[cc976a]

They were questioning my ownership of the domain I was trying to advertise

It's registered under a company name, so I have already replied saying I can liaise with them under the company's email account - or supply a copy of the licence if such a must but just annoying it's been a week since their last reply and nothing since.....

Their prices look better than the inflated CPC prices on Adwords - on Adwords on most campaigns either the margins are so tight, profit is extremely low - or I have to take a loss on first custom and rely on repeats to make a profit. It's getting a joke.

I'm hoping Facebook, at least in the interim, will provide a better return.

 

[alexalex is verified member.]

I just started using Facebook ads the other day. I didn't have a voucher though , are they just for new accounts?

Results have been okay, cheaper than adwords, but no real stats to prove they work yet. I do like how specific you can be with who you're targeting though. Anyone got any tips?

 

[D600]

I'm trying but they keep rejecting - wanting a scan of my driving license!

I've been in contact with them for over a week with no progress and very slow responses from their side!!

Be interesting to hear opinions and see if I'm wasting my time

What a joke why would you pay to advertise someone else's site unless there trying to avoid to affiliate marketing attempts

 

[cc976a]

I've been running some Facebook ads on a targeted audience CPM rate.

The number of clicks per CPM spend is lower than G's PPC for same term (by about 50% - but extremely limited sample) - although conversions of the traffic have been a little poorer

Anyone else have any experiences to share?