11/07/2022
1. Ads do the targeting. This is an unarguable fact.
Facebook knows exactly what type of content is more likely to resonate with one type of person over another type of person, therefore you should look to create content which is likely to cause the end user to take action and leave them with a positive user experience (otherwise you are a liability to Facebooks business model)
2. By utilising Dynamic Creative what you’re doing is centralising all of your data and making it easier for Facebook to optimise and manage your ad campaigns.
Facebook will combine all the elements you give it to build the best ads.
However when your not using Dynamic Creative, each ad you run has its own post ID and if for example you have 3 campaigns with 4 ad sets and 4 ads in each ad sets, you now have a lot of post IDs - This is where things start to get a little bit messy and if you don’t have the budget or the expertise on how to manage this you are likely going to see higher ad costs.
3. Time after time we see brands promoting 4, 5 or 6+ different offers at the same time within their ads and that’s a mistake.
It is far easier to do one thing really well and see success than it is to scale a business by doing five things very poorly.
4. ROAS is not actionable, it is not stable, it is not projectable and it is highly relative.
You cannot base the success of your advertising campaigns on a metric that is a reaction of multiple variables you cannot control.
What you can control is the CPA (Cost per Acquisition). There are two things we can do when it comes to CPA.
We can get more efficient at making a sale for that specific product or offer and you will have a larger margin to scale.
Or if you stabilise the CPA then you can work on increasing the LTV (Lifetime Value) by working on what happens after the click.
5. The main equation we need to be looking at when it comes to scaling your DTC Ecom store is PSM (Profitable Scaling Margin) - one way to improve your PSM is by increasing the LTV of your customers.
The higher the LTV, the more you can spend to acquire a customer.
And we all know the person who can spend the most to acquire a customer wins.