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Episode 200: Are You Still Running Your Facebook Ads Like it’s 2015? 4 Essential Tips to Get You on Track

Facebook Ads Strategies May 2019

May 7, 2019

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Anyone struggling with Facebook advertising right now is probably running their ads like it’s still 2015.

What worked in Facebook advertising when we published Episode 1 of the Perpetual Traffic Podcast four years ago isn’t what works today as we publish Episode 200. In this episode, we focus on getting you back on track and up-to-date with the latest changes and features inside the Facebook ad platform.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

  • The Facebook changes—after July 2015—that have continued to get the best results
  • Why The Michigan Method™ doesn’t work as well as it did in 2016
  • The reason why simplification of audiences is essential to Facebook ad success in 2019
  • Why the ideal audience size has changed from 400,000–1MM and now 4–40MM
  • How separation of placement is triggering “The Breakdown Effect” in your ad campaigns
  • The big differences in retargeting audiences today versus 2015 and how engagement audiences are the key

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Measure Results In Ads Manager | The Breakdown Effect
Episode 71: The Michigan Method: A Strategy for Scaling Ad Campaigns
Episode 198: 5 Facebook Updates You MUST Know Right Now

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