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🍽️ Need an FBA sales boost? Facebook Ads are the way to go!
If you’re looking to skyrocket your reach, understanding the intricacies of advertising outside Amazon is your best chance at success. Let’s not go far—we’re talking about Meta advertising! 📲
Join us today as we unravel the secrets to effectively navigating the Meta universe. Be a better seller who knows not just how to sell but also craft ads that captivate, convert, and conquer!
BIG IDEA
We’ll let you in a secret to boost your FBA sales
Holiday season or not, the competition on Amazon is always burning up. While the retailer has a rich arsenal of tools for driving traffic and sales, you have to explore external creative means if you really want to stand out.
Influencer Marketing Hub recommends a proven and tested channel—Facebook Ads.
Here's why exploring this advertising avenue could be the best way to grow your brand:
TOGETHER WITH STACK INFLUENCE
Why micro-influencers are the best at converting viewers into customers
Millions of sellers compete on Amazon every day. If you don’t find a way to stand out, you may get eaten by your rivals.
Good thing Stack Influence can significantly boost your brand awareness without breaking the bank. How, you ask?
Through micro-influencers!
🤏 Smaller is better
Micro-influencers are people who have a following of 1,000 to 100,000. A relatively small number, yes, but don’t get fooled! Every follower micro-influencers have can be converted into customers with high purchase intent.
Here are other reasons why brands love to work with micro-influencers:
Budget-friendly. You don’t have to pay a hefty fee for a high-converting campaign. In fact, Stack Influence allows you to pay influencers with products in exchange for authentic testimonials!
Lasting content. Unlike mega-influencers, micro-influencers are not swamped with collaborations. That means they invest more time in crafting passionate and personalized campaigns.
High engagement rates. Because micro-influencers are relatable, working with them can increase engagement and conversion rates.
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You better be!
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Is your store ready for the holidays?
60% said their stores are not yet ready.
40% said their stores are ready.
BITES OF THE WEEK:
Facebook Stats: Here are the notable Facebook numbers to keep an eye on.
Meta Misses: Don't make these mistakes when setting up Meta Ads.
No Running: Ad-free Meta restricts the ads you see—and ads you run.
Goodbye Guides: Guides, an Instagram feature for showcasing in-depth content, is retiring.
TRENDING TOPIC
Where should you place your ads, Facebook or Instagram?
Now, about exploring other means… you don’t really need to go far. There's another effective and well-known channel you can use to broaden your reach—Instagram.
Despite being shaped by the same company (Meta) to dominate the advertising world, Instagram and Facebook differ in various aspects. WordStream put together a side-by-side comparison of the two to help you decide where to focus your efforts.
We’ll be tackling four major aspects—audiences, engagement, content, and advertising options.
🧍Audiences
Facebook: Of its 2.9 billion monthly visitors, around 50% are 25–44 years old, and almost 30% are men.
Instagram: IG has 2 billion monthly users. Around 60% are 18–34 years old, with women slightly outnumbering the guys in this age group.
🤝 Engagement
Facebook: Last year, people spent an average of 19.7 hours monthly on the platform. The top 5 engagements are Reactions, Comments, Shares, Link clicks, and Time spent on the page. FYI, photo posts (0.12%) and status posts (0.11%) get the most action.
Instagram: On average, people spend roughly 11.7 hours monthly here. The top 5 engagements are Likes, Comments, Saves, Profile visits, and Time spent on the page. If you want to snatch high engagement rates, go for carousel (0.62%) and video posts (0.61%).
đź“ť Content
Facebook: 71% of users come here to connect with friends and family. So, keep it casual when running ads instead of going all sales-y.
Instagram: 62% of users are scoping out brands on Instagram now. Make sure your ads showcase product reviews and customer testimonials.
📱 Advertising options
Facebook: Image ads, Video ads, Carousel, Instant Experience, Collection, Facebook Lead ads, Slideshow, and Facebook Messenger ads
Instagram: Image ads, Instagram Story ads, Video ads, Carousel ads, Collection ads, Explore ads, Instagram Shopping ads, and Reels ads
🫵 Where should you place your ads?
Social media advertising is like a seesaw—one platform might be on top today, the other one tomorrow. If you can't decide yet, try both to see which is better for your brand.
But if resources are not an issue, why choose a side? With most folks juggling five social media platforms, it may be time you try multitasking to accelerate your marketing success.
ACTIONABLE ADVICE
6 steps to set up high-converting Facebook ads for Amazon FBA
​​Whether you're ready to jump on the Facebook Ads wagon or still contemplating the leap, knowing how to set up your ads early is always handy. So, here's a simple 6-step guide from Influencer Marketing Hub to make your life easy:
1. Set up your business page
Before you can showcase your ads, build the basics first. Create your brand's virtual home—a Facebook Business Page. This is where you share your story, highlight your products, and add that unique brand charm. ✨
2. Create your ads
After setting up and personalizing your business page, you can now make your ads. It's simple: on the left side of your business page, choose Ad Center and then click Create Ad.
3. List your objectives
Facebook provides 3 main marketing objectives: awareness, consideration, and conversion. Your choice is crucial as it guides you and Facebook in optimizing your ads for the right audience.
Pro tip: If you don't have a final to-achieve list yet, try out different objectives to discover what matches your business goals.
4. Target your audience
The first rule of advertising club: select a target audience. Get into the details of your ideal customers, including age, gender, language, and buying preferences.
You can also pick specific interests in the Ads Manager's Detailed Targeting section. Don't forget to include "Amazon.com."
5. Set your budget and ad schedule
To avoid overspending, customize the ad budget based on your goals. Then, to maximize your reach within the budget, select an optimal time for publishing your ads. You can tick the "End" box to set an end time.
6. Establish your creative zone
Facebook has an Ad Creative section where you can unleash your creativity. Here, you can design ad visuals to go with compelling copy to surely grab audiences' attention. Just make sure you double-check everything to catch typos or other issues.
And there's your blueprint for mastering the Facebook Ads game! But if you have other tips and suggestions, feel free to share them by replying to this email! đź“©
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