Are your facebook ads running and are successful? or are your Facebook ads not delivering?
Facebook ads are a great way to promote your products and services, but they may not be delivering the results that you want. There could be many reasons for this, so it’s important to understand where your ad campaign might be going wrong.
One possible issue is that Facebook uses complex algorithms to target users with your ads. This means that there is no guarantee that everyone who sees your ad will take an interest in it. Additionally, if your target audience is very small, or doesn’t use Facebook very often or at all, then there isn’t much chance of getting a good response from them when you send them an ad on the platform. Learn more about how Facebook ads are targeted.
Another possibility is that you’re trying too hard to cater to everyone with your ads and have ended up targeting too broad of an audience. While it’s important to cast a wide net when trying to reach potential customers, you can also end up wasting time and money by targeting people who are unlikely to respond to your ads. We explain the difference between boosted ads and Facebook ad manager ads here.
Facebook ads policy issues
Technical issues and policy issues can stop your Facebook ads from delivering. Make sure you understand Facebooks rules to run ads. If you think it is a technical issue stopping your as, check out these steps to try enable your ads.
If you do not follow Facebook ad policies you could get your ad account banned. Facebook is known for banning advertisers without giving any notice. They do not just ban your business ad account, they will ban your personal ad account if you do not follow their rules. And appealing a Facebook ad ban is nearly impossible – they don’t have a phone number and their support chat function will disappear from your account so you cant ask support any questions.
My ads are working but they are not delivering results
If your ads are not delivering the results that you want, then it may be time to take a closer look at your target audience and adjust your strategy accordingly. By focusing on more specific demographics or using different ad types, you can help improve the performance of your Facebook ads and get better results from them in the future.
After you have implemented those changes and you are still not getting any sales. You should look further into your business proposition, your website copy and most importantly your offer.
Ask yourself, is your product competitive? is it good quality? am I creating good quality video ad content? Are you advertising products that are better than your competitors products? Is your website optimised? is it easy for people to buy from you? is it easy for people to contact you? Is your Facebook pixel working correctly?
Look to improve your ads by testing some of the items we listed above. Make sure to review your work repeatedly and pay attention to the analytics! Remember, what isn’t measured cant be managed.
