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Which targeting option is exclusively available in digital marketing but NOT in traditional marketing?

  • Gender-based targeting
  • Age-based targeting
  • Location-based targeting
  • Interest-based targeting (correct)

Which of the following metrics is LEAST directly associated with measuring the reach in a digital marketing campaign?

  • Unique views
  • Frequency
  • Impressions
  • Cost per mile (correct)

A digital marketing manager observes a high click-through rate (CTR) but a low landing page conversion rate. Which of the subsequent actions would MOST improve conversion?

  • Reduce the bid amount to lower the cost per click.
  • Optimize the landing page content and user experience. (correct)
  • Increase the ad spend to attract a larger audience.
  • Refine audience targeting to reach more relevant users.

Consider a scenario where a company aims to enhance brand awareness with a limited budget. What is the MOST suitable campaign objective to achieve this goal?

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What is the PRIMARY distinction between 'Cost Cap' and 'Bid Cap' bidding strategies in a digital advertising context?

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An e-commerce company with a substantial customer database seeks to re-engage previous buyers focusing on high-value products. Which campaign objective and bidding strategy should they prioritize?

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When evaluating the performance of a video ad campaign, which metric would MOST directly reflect the percentage of viewers watching at least 15 seconds, or the duration of the video if it's shorter than 15 seconds?

<p>ThruPlay (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A prominent real estate firm seeks to generate high-intent leads through its website. Which combination of campaign objective and conversion location is MOST appropriate?

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A new yogurt brand aims to maximize exposure and ad recall. Which campaign objective aligns with these goals?

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A company with a limited budget wants to promote a new mobile gaming app. Given the budget, which action within the app should it optimize?

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An advertiser notices their ads are being shown to the same users very frequently. To optimize their campaign for greater reach, what adjustment should the advertiser make?

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Which of the following scenarios would make 'Accelerated' delivery the MOST suitable choice over 'Standard' delivery?

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A marketing manager aims to increase app installs for a new fitness application. What category of objectives and the specific performance goal in Meta Ads Manager BEST aligns with this goal?

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Consider a digital marketing campaign with the following parameters: Cost = $50000, Impressions = 200000, CTR = 10%, Click-to-Conversion Rate = 2.5%. What is the Cost Per Acquisition (CPA)?

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A firm wants to achieve 5000 conversions at Rs 250 each. A 5 % Click to conversion rate and 8% CTR are expected. What is the anticipated CPM for the campaign?

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If both 'Link Clicks' and 'Landing Page Views' are available as campaign goals, what factor should influence use of 'Link Clicks' vs. 'Landing Page Views'?

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An advertiser aims to boost engagement (likes, comments, shares) for a brand's Facebook page. Which campaign objective and performance goal are MOST suitable?

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A business intends to drive traffic to their website and wants to focus on users who are most likely to actively explore different products for at least 4 seconds. Which campaign objective aligns with this goal?

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If a campaign aims to have ads viewed a specific number of times by the same individuals, what action is the advertiser taking to target?

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An advertising campaign yielded 0.4% CTR and CPC of Rs 0.2, then what is CPM?

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A company is willing to accept a return on investment of at least 2:1. Each new customer is worth $30 and it estimates that the company will get at least 10,000 conversions on its website. How much budget is required by the company for running ads?

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A publisher charges $5 for CPM-based buying and $0.50 for CPC-based buying. If you want to purchase 1,000,000 impressions with a CTR of 5%, which campaign type would you choose?

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You are launching a new app with a budget of 10 lacs. The ideal ad frequency is 4 impressions per person. CPM is 50. On average, 5% of people who see 4 impressions download the app. How many app installs can you expect?

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The past conversion rate has been 8%. The company is seeking to maximize profit. The Life Time Value of the product is Rs 12000 and the company doesn't want to spend more than 1/3rd the LTV on a lead. What is the maximum money that you spend on a click in INR?

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Your marketing team is debating between 'Highest Volume' and 'Cost Cap' bidding strategies for an upcoming campaign. Under what circumstances is using Cost Cap more appropriate than Highest Volume?

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In digital advertising, what action does 'Cost per result goal' focus?

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Which of the following actions do special ad candidates NOT include?

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Kraftshala is launching a new course in India and wants to create awareness around the company and products which objective should it use to create brand awareness?

<p>maximise reach (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

You are tasked with designing an ad campaign to promote the premiere of a new film. Which primary metrics would be MOST informative when optimizing the campaign?

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What campaign objective should a company use if they want to generate leads through calls?

<p>leads (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the MOST effective tool for targeting the people when a brand wants more likes/shares on social media.

<p>Engagement (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If the company wants people to come on APP and comment on blogs or posts, what tool would be used?

<p>app (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A client who has sold over a million books via online channels now wants Meta to focus on showcasing high order value items more than lower AOV items, what Maximise objective must occur?

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Choose a summary Performance goal/delivery optimisation for Brand Objective?

<p>High CTR Low CPM Impressions (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

To promote a clothing brand's new line, which Objective is the best category?

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What are the campaign objectives hierarchy in order?

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The best action for a business with no past data. What must the action do for the business?

<p>new brands or products by gathering new customer data (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is 'The pace/speed at which your campaign will run'?

<p>delivery (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Week 1 impressions equal 50,000, weeks 2=50,000, week 3 increased to 100,000 and week 4 is extremely strong and ends at 500,000, what are the potential conclusions?

<p>Week 3 &amp; 4 - switch to accelerated delivery (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When you are charged by impression and the delivery type is accelerated and not accelerated, what will the spend action?

<p>spend your budget and get results as quickly as possible (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Flashcards

Digital Marketing

Marketing over the internet.

Traditional Marketing

Marketing through traditional offline channels.

Owned Media

Channels where you can post content for free, controlled by your business.

Paid Media

Channels used to expand reach by paying platforms.

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Earned Media

Channels managed, but cannot be controlled by you.

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Advertiser

The entity who runs the ad campaigns.

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Media Agencies

Agencies managing ads on behalf of clients, charging fees and ad spend.

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Publishers

The platforms where advertisements are run.

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Audience Network

Partner websites that have partnered with Meta.

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Reach

Formula: Unique number of people reached by a campaign.

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Frequency

Formula: The average number of times the ads are shown to unique user

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Impressions

Formula: Total number of times ad was displayed

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Clicks

Formula: Number of people who clicked on an ad

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LPV

Stands for Landing Page Views, visitors staying 4+ seconds.

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CTR (Click Through Rate)

Formula: Clicks/Impressions*100

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Leads

Number of users providing info like email, name, phone number.

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Conversions

The primary business objective achieved through campaign.

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Conversion Rate

Conversions/Impressions x 100

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Click to Conversion Rate

Conversions/Clicks x 100

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LPV to Conversion Rate

Conversions/LPV x 100

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Click to lead rate

Leads/Clicks * 100.

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VTR - View Through Rate

Views/ Impressions*100

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CPM - Cost per Mile

Formula measures cost per thousand impressions: Cost/Impressions*1000

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CPC - Cost per Click

Cost/Clicks

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CPLPV - Cost per LPV

Cost/LPV

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CPA - Cost per Acquisition

Cost/Conversions

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CPL - Cost per Lead

Cost/Leads

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ROAS - Return on ad spend

Revenue>Cost, measuring Ad effectiveness: Revenue/Cost

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Reach

Unique number of people reached by my campaign.

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Frequency

Number of times my ad was shown to unique people on average.

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CTR

Click Through Rate

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Impressions

Maximum Reach * average frequency = Total Impressions

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Conversions

A lead converts into an appointment, service or sale

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Leads

People willing to share their email, name of interest.

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Study Notes

Digital Marketing Overview

  • Digital marketing is marketing over the internet.
  • Unlike traditional marketing, digital marketing's per day cost starts at $1.
  • Traditional marketing includes newspapers, radio, flyers, pamphlets, TV, billboards, and magazines.
  • Digital marketing includes social media, search engine, content marketing, affiliate marketing, influencer marketing, inbound classes, SEO, and programmatic methods.
  • Traditional marketing has a very high entry cost, often starting at 1 lac onwards.
  • Digital marketing allows for real-time editing of ads, whereas traditional ads can't be edited once printed.
  • Measurability is a key advantage of digital marketing, allowing tracking of each step in the user journey, including add to carts, add to wishlist, adding address, adding payment, and purchase, targeting audience reach.
  • Digital marketing enables targeting people based on age, gender, interests, behavior, location, and income, whereas traditional ads can not be targeted.

Owned, Paid and Earned Media

  • Owned media channels allow free posting and are controlled by the business, such as social media handles, websites, and blogs.
  • Paid media involves paying platforms for increased reach, including Meta ads, LinkedIn ads, Twitter ads, Google ads, Quora, Reddit, Medium, Glassdoor, Ambition Box, Snapchat ads, Tiktok ads, YouTube ads, and App store/Play Store.
  • Earned media channels are managed but not controlled by the business, such as Google my business.

Media Agencies and Publishers

  • Media agencies manage ads on behalf of clients, charging fees + ad spend.
  • Media agencies include GroupM, ANScommerce, PGD, Mediamint, Dentsu, Merkle Sokrati, and Schbang.
  • Publishers are platforms where ads run, including LinkedIn ads, Twitter ads, Google ads, Snapchat ads, Tiktok ads, YouTube ads, Pinterest ads, and Meta ads.
  • Meta ads include Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Audience Network.
  • Audience Network partners with websites, sharing commission through ads, including Timesofindia, Candy crush, Uno, Clash of clans, and top 500 apps and websites.
  • Advertisers spend on meta ads to get customers, Meta charges ad revenue for placing ads on audience network platforms, and websites rent website space to earn money.
  • To create a business account, a personal Facebook account is required.

Opening a Business Account

  • Necessary Facebook account requirements: personal account, 30-50 friends, display picture, and name matching Aadhar.
  • To begin, click create account, list the business' name, your name (must match FB account name) and correct email id.
  • Confirm META verification in your email (check social or promotion).
  • After setting up a meta business suite: on the left side, open settings.
  • Find the business settings in the settings page to add existing pages using a URL.
  • Create an ad account giving your business name, time zone, and currency.
  • Choose "my business" for the intended account use.
  • Toggle on "full control and choose your name from left" then click assign.
  • Choose the ad accound under account, set correct time zone and press assign full control to yourself.
  • Click the hamburger icon, bookmark the page and open ads manager.

Metrics and Formulas

  • Reach is the unique number of people reached by a campaign.
  • Frequency is the average number of times an ad was shown to unique people. Frequency = Impressions/Reach
  • Impressions represent the reach x frequency.
  • Clicks count the number of people who clicked on an ad.
  • Landing Page Views (LPV) count how many people landed on a website and stayed for over 4 seconds.
  • Click Through Rate (CTR) is calculated by Clicks/Impression100
  • Leads refer to the number of people who fill out a form with their details
  • Conversions is the main goal of your business, such as purchase, booking appointments, calling, filling forms, or ebook downloads.
  • Conversion Rate is calculated by Conversions/Impressions100
  • Click to Conversion Rate is calculated by Conversions/Clicks100
  • LPV to Conversion Rate is calculated by Conversions/LPV100
  • Click to lead rate is calculated by Leads/Clicks100
  • View Through Rate (VTR) is calculated by Views/Impressions100
  • CPM (Cost per Mile) is calculated by (Cost/Impressions)1000
  • CPC (Cost per Click) is calculated by Cost/Clicks
  • CPLPV (Cost per LPV) is calculated by Cost/LPV
  • CPA (Cost per Acquisition) is calculated by Cost/Conversions
  • CPL (Cost per Lead) is calculated by Cost/Leads
  • ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) is calculated by dividing revenue by cost.
  • A ROAS greater than 1 signifies profit, ROAS equal to 1 signifies breakeven, and ROAS less than 1 signifies loss.

Sample Calculations

  • An ad has 200,000 impressions with a total spend of Rs 50,000.
  • If the CTR (Click-Through Rate) is 10% and the Click to Conversion rate is 25%, then:
    • CPM (Cost per 1000 Impressions) = (Cost / Impressions) * 1000 = Rs 250.
    • Clicks = (CTR * Impressions) / 100 = 20,000.
    • CPC (Cost per Click) = Cost / Clicks = Rs 2.5.
    • Conversions = Clicks * (Click to Conversion Rate / 100) = 5,000.*
    • Conversion Rate = (Conversions / Impressions) * 100 = 2.5%.
    • CPA (Cost per Acquisition) = Cost / Conversions = Rs 10 per conversion

Nike Campaign Example

  • Nike wants to run a campaign aiming for 5,000 conversions at Rs 250 each.
  • With an anticipated 5% Click to Conversion rate and an 8% CTR:
    • Total Cost = Conversions * Cost per Conversion = 1,250,000.
    • Clicks = Conversions / (Click to Conversion Rate / 100) = 100,000.
    • Impressions = Clicks / (CTR / 100) = 1,250,000
    • CPC (Cost per click)= Cost / Clicks = Rs 12.5
    • CPM (Cost per 1000 Impressions) = (Cost/Impressions)*1000 = Rs 1000

Haldiram Sweets Campaign

  • Haldiram Sweets launched a campaign with a CPC (Cost Per Click) of Rs 50.
  • Their goal is to get 1,000 conversions with a 5% CTR and a 5% Click to Conversion rate:
    • Clicks = Conversions / (Click to Conversion Rate / 100) = 20,000.
    • Cost = Clicks * CPC = Rs 1,000,000.
    • Impressions = Rs 400,000
    • CPM = (Cost/ Impressions) * 1000 = Rs 2500
    • CPA = Cost / Conversions = Rs 1,000

Campaign with Low CTR Example

  • Campaign metrics: 0.4% CTR and CPC as Rs 0.2

  • Finding CPM, assume 1000 impressions

  • Clicks equal 0.6% of 1000 impressions

  • This is 4 clicks

  • Cost = Clicks * CPC = Rs 0.8

  • CPM = (Cost / Impressions) * 1000 = Rs 0.8

Company Budget Based on LTV Example

  • If a company doesn't want to spend more than 1/4 of the LTV (Lifetime Value) per new lead where the LTV = 5000, and the click to lead ratio is 10%, this demonstrates an unsolvable problem if one cannot assume a core metric
  • Whenever you have 2 ratios and no core metric, it is not solvable.

Company With Investment Return Goal

  • Considering a company estimates it will get at least 2000 conversions on its website, and the company is ready to accept a return on investment of 2:1, each new customer is worth Rs 5000.
    • Revenue = conversions * revenue per customer = 1000000
    • Cost = Revenue/ 2 = 5,000,000

Publisher Buying Methods

  • A publisher charges 5forCPM−basedbuyingand5 for CPM-based buying and 5forCPM−basedbuyingand0.50 for CPC-based buying.
  • An advertiser wants to purchase 1,000,000 impressions with a CTR of 5%. -Under CPM payment model: total cost = CPMImpressions/1000 = $5000 -Under CPC payment model: - number of clicks by calculating 1,000,000.05 to equal 50,000 - total cost = (number of cliks calculated times 0.5toequal0.5 to equal 0.5toequal25,000
    • Conclusion: buy CPC payment model.

Audience Connection Campaign

  • An advertiser aims to connect with 85% of their 25 lakh (2,500,000) audience size, ensuring they see the content at least 4 times a week, every week for a 3 week period using a reach & frequency buying strategy with a cost of 60 CPM.
    1. Calculate the Total audience multiplied by the reach to identify how many audience members are in this category.
      • 2500000 * 0.85 = Target 2,125,000
    2. Calculate estimated frequency.
      • 4 frequency * 3 weeks = 12 frequencies
    3. Calculate estimated impressions.
      • target audience * frequencies = impressions
      • 2125000 * 12 = 25,500,000
    4. CPM multiplied by total estimated impressions
      • 60 CPM*Impressions
      • CPM * Impressions divided by 1000 = final figure: 1,530,000

Launching a New App

  • A business is launching a new applicaiton with a budget of 10L.
  • Ideal ads are seen 4 impressions per person.
  • Average of 5% result in dowloads
  • Average CPM = 50
  • The audience is the budget divided by by a calculation that equals how many people saw impressions.
  • 10,00,000 divided by 50 CPM * 1000 = Estimated audience 20,000,000.
  • Estimate Megha saw frequency = 10*1 = 10
  • Estimate number of app download installs by calculating impressions times the 5% result 250,000 to install application.

Reaching the Correct Target Audience

  • Want to reach 90% of your targert audience.
  • Reach them with a frequency of 3 times a week for 2 week.
    • Target Audiece = 20 lacs (2,000,000)
    • CPM planned = 50. To calculate minimum budget:
    • Multiple targets Audience 90% by Target 20L = 18 L -Multiple frequency 3 by 2 weeks.
    • 6 * multiplied by 1800000 lacs = Impressions 10800000 (1080000050/1000) ( ImpressionCPM/thousand) =54000
      • Cost is = 540000

Campaign Objectives

  • Traffic focused on LPV
  • newly launched e-commerce website wants to draw visitors to see its products.
  • Leads and leads may come over time.
  • Goal is website conversion form on the customer's end. Consideration objective appropriate
  • Instant form
  • goal is to get good leads
  • A movie uses:
    • Awareness Thruplay
      • release of the film and maximum people watch the entire trailer.

Types of Brand Advertising

- Brand: Maximum possible people will see ad
  - New Yorgurt Brand
  • Create exposure ad
    • Remember add A new Chocolate Brand
  • Maximized with Add recalls
  • Youth is active in page and wants more followers: Facebook, Instagram
    • Increase ad engagements

Performance

Bank Objective

  • Drive many leads in 4 days High CTR of 19%
  • Impressions of : 50,000
  • CPM 100
  • Cost= $ 108.7

Objectives

  • Leads Consideration
    • Campaign: Website conversion form that is sales ready. Sales: for conversion and showcasing products on Facebook
    • existing and a big e-commerce brand wants to sell the products by listing.
    • Conversión
  • Maximum ads for being known after exposed New chocolate band needs ads

Ad Level Objective

Objective tells Meta WHY are you running this Campaign?

  • Performance goals - how fast it runs
  • Type of business running
  1. Ad Awareness Campaign
  • Objective for Meta - reach to ad to people often a. Kraftshala, wants to get to places they are not based example Dubai. b. Mamaearth
  • Use big image add
  • Frequency I) impressions often leads for those with smaller videos of seconds long. II). views over and over.
  • Example: New courses in India.
  1. If movie Trailers = Video Adds want engagements for trailers
  • Movie company Meta makes skip option for clients and business after people view 15 seconds +. 2b. Traffic. For Meta, you get clicks to bring clients to website. i. If you third party.

For messaging App

  • Often high views. 2c engagements: a. Large people like with freebies: Meta ensures person watches videos. b. Voting, what the new celebrity, KBC.

Types of Businesses to use Each Objective Type

  • Therapist.
  • App Campaigns: To spread awareness.
  • Salon
  • Doctor or any medical
  • High volume for fast easy check in on leads
  • High Intent.

Business/Brand Objective

  1. Doctor.
  • Instant Form for new appointments.
  1. Apps: New business.
  • Promote and install.

Meta

Objective: - New company How objective set - ad spend Cost - under revenue or higher is important

Bidding Strategy

  • Setting a budget= Bid Strategy
    • Cost per result.
    • What we are paying for the best actions Set per action

Bidding Strategy Volume

  • Meta will get more views Low cost ads for business

  • Optimum growth*

  • Keywords: Flexible, Aggressive results

Manual Bidding

We can cap the ads by action number of average. Control cost but not overspend/save.

Restrict - Meta has to follow set standards High profit with the right approach

  • Tight budget + low cost*

Ad Spend

Rs 1000, Leads = 1,000 to 80 or 1 -10 Based on where the Meta pushes Ads - High frequency leads Ad delivery - will start on high or low speed

If Big: Week Delivery

Meta will control for new campaign Week - 150,000

  • Trend.
  • High Left Over
  • Use Higher volume *
  • In cap = budget "Can get more leads - what to know the results of an ad" - High volume. Good balance what and what comes the best. Budget is high in new ad. Start cost cap. Results - maximize profits but control cost " Bid cap after time.

Destination Strategy

Maximize Value Best for control Bids Engagement- Ad click in meta: automatic Calls maximize. Instant- meta uses it's bot lead filtering for names, etc.

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