Another good one I just came up with:
Links to http://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2012/01/09/cbs-poll-independents-prefer-ron-paul-vs-obama/
This one is by far my most popular, .047% of people click on it. So I highly recommend using it.
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This one is by far my most popular, .047% of people click on it. So I highly recommend using it.
I ran one called "ELECTABLE" - that was similar to yours and it had high click through rates as well. 0.050%
I would argue that people should include this phrase "Ron Paul" in their ads. That way, if people are just looking at the ad, they will see "Ron Paul". I see a lot of ads that who Who did this? Click to find out. That's not really that helpful. Ideally, we can give the information we want people to see, right in the ad. We don't want people to click, because the click part is what costs us money.
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Unfortunately, no.
No, but you can set the lifetime expenditure of your ad to 50$ or whatever you have in coupons to guarantee they will not bill you anything.
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I'm going to work on a "News Alert" ad today.
Will have "news alert" above a picture of a an anchorwoman sitting in a studio with Ron Paul's logo in a seperate box (as if she's talking about him).
"Ron Paul surges in SC with Christian support" (Targeted at Christians)
Thinking about making other ads like ...
Picture of Bill O' under "Election update" (or something) saying "Ron Paul's plan to cut 1Trillion and save Social Sec. brings in new support" (If I have that much room) (targeted at over 50 crowd)
Also thinking about targeting food liberty advocates too with raw milk ads, etc.
Will have "news alert" above a picture of a an anchorwoman sitting in a studio with Ron Paul's logo in a seperate box (as if she's talking about him).
"Ron Paul surges in SC with Christian support" (Targeted at Christians)
Thinking about making other ads like ...
Picture of Bill O' under "Election update" (or something) saying "Ron Paul's plan to cut 1Trillion and save Social Sec. brings in new support" (If I have that much room) (targeted at over 50 crowd)
Also thinking about targeting food liberty advocates too with raw milk ads, etc.
After one click in 1000 views, I made a change:
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You might want to mention "Ron Paul" in your ad
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Already did this once, if I do with another account will Facebook think I'm frauding them?
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As long as you don't use the same credit card or paypal - i don't see how they could know.
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NO!
You don't understand, this ad is targeted at people who say they support (like) any other candidate than paul and like limbaugh, beck, medved, and hannity.
Putting Paul's name in there is like telling someone you're trying to rick-roll that it's a rick-roll!
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I don't mean to be critical, but tricking people into clicking on a RP ad might not be the best way to win them over.
Ahhh, ok. that makes sense. good then.
I like commenting on this thread because it keeps it bumped.
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17 clicks in 2.5 days!! .046% CTR
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Question: My ad says I spent $65.48 but I was only using the $50 ad. What's going on with that?
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When you were setting up the ad did you cap the spending at $50?
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