If you’re trying to sell something with Facebook ads, for say $1 million that only costs you $100,000 to make. Well, you’ve got a lot of margin there to try to make that sale.
In other words, you could spend $100,000 on ads, get only one single person to buy, and you can still make $900,000 in profit.
With Facebook ads start with demographic targeting like age and gender, then move on to interest targeting and start in interests that you know they’re into.
As for audience size, there really is no one size fits all. But if you go too broad your ad is likely to be shown to a number of people who are irrelevant and uninterested. Then again, go too narrow and you end up severely limiting your audience size as well as paying for targeting options that may not even matter. #shorts
If you're trying to sell something with Facebook ads for say $1 million that Only costs you $100,000 to make well You've got a lot of margin there to try To make that sale in other words you Could spend $100,000 on ads get only one Single person to buy and you'd still Make $900,000 in profit with Facebook Ads start with demographic targeting Like age and gender then move on to Interest targeting and start typing in Interest that you know they're into as For audience size there really is no one Size fits all but if you go too broad Your ad is likely be shown to a number Of people who are irrelevant and Uninterested then again go too narrow And you end up severely limiting your Audience size as well as paying for Targeting options that may not even Matter
