Решено facebook ad testing phases

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I read this topic but there is something I don't understand.
If most of the ads are not rejected, we will move to the next level, but for how long?
or after spending how much money?
because my ads are usually rejected after 1 or 2 days.
1.How long will we move to the next level if not rejected
2.After spending how much budget, if it is not rejected, we will move to the next level.
3.Does the budget matter or is it the duration that matters? Can we try with a low budget while testing.

 

[FB-killa Support]

The timing to move to the next level if your ads are not rejected can vary depending on several factors, including the ad content, audience targeting, and Facebook's review process. Generally, if your ads consistently pass the review process without rejections, you can consider moving to the next level after a few days or a week of successful ad delivery.

There's no fixed budget threshold that guarantees moving to the next level without rejections. However, spending a sufficient amount to reach a significant audience and gather relevant data for optimization can increase your chances of success. It's more about the quality and performance of your ads rather than the budget alone.

Both budget and duration can influence your ad performance and Facebook's review process. Testing with a lower budget initially can be a practical approach to assess the effectiveness of your ads and minimize potential losses if they get rejected. Once you have a better understanding of what works, you can gradually increase your budget as you scale your campaigns.

Remember, the key is to focus on creating high-quality ads and continuously optimizing your campaigns based on performance metrics. If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!

 

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The timing to move to the next level if your ads are not rejected can vary depending on several factors, including the ad content, audience targeting, and Facebook's review process. Generally, if your ads consistently pass the review process without rejections, you can consider moving to the next level after a few days or a week of successful ad delivery.

There's no fixed budget threshold that guarantees moving to the next level without rejections. However, spending a sufficient amount to reach a significant audience and gather relevant data for optimization can increase your chances of success. It's more about the quality and performance of your ads rather than the budget alone.

Both budget and duration can influence your ad performance and Facebook's review process. Testing with a lower budget initially can be a practical approach to assess the effectiveness of your ads and minimize potential losses if they get rejected. Once you have a better understanding of what works, you can gradually increase your budget as you scale your campaigns.

Remember, the key is to focus on creating high-quality ads and continuously optimizing your campaigns based on performance metrics. If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!

thank you very much for all your answers

For example, in the first stage, I thought that testing this for days, no ad text, no black page, could damage our budget.

Or will this not be a problem because it collects pixel data?

 

[FB-killa Support]

Testing ads without ad text or with a black page may not necessarily damage your budget if you're primarily focused on collecting pixel data. Here's why:

• Pixel Data Collection: The Facebook pixel tracks user interactions with your ads and website, regardless of the ad content. So, even if you're running ads without ad text or with minimal content, the pixel will still track user actions such as link clicks, page views, or conversions. This allows you to gather valuable data on how users interact with your ads and website, which can inform your future advertising strategies.
• Budget Considerations: While testing different ad variations, it's essential to consider your budget allocation. Ads with minimal content may not perform as well initially, but they can still contribute to pixel data collection and audience building. You can allocate a portion of your budget to these testing phases while reserving the majority for higher-performing ads once you've identified successful strategies.
• Performance Evaluation: During the testing phase, focus on analyzing the data collected by the pixel to evaluate ad performance. Look for patterns in user behavior, such as click-through rates, page views, or conversions. This data will help you determine which ad variations resonate best with your audience and drive the desired actions.
• Optimization and Iteration: Based on the performance data, iterate and optimize your ad creatives, targeting, and messaging to improve results over time. Gradually refine your ads based on insights gained from pixel data to maximize effectiveness and ROI.

In summary, while testing ads without ad text or with minimal content may not yield immediate results, it can still contribute to data collection and audience insights through pixel tracking. Use this information to refine your advertising strategies and allocate your budget effectively for optimal results.