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HI Paden,
Facebook continues to have over 2 billion active users, so it remains as one of the biggest ad platforms for marketers and agencies.
I have noticed any major difference yet, but any difference that happens will happen to all the advertisers, so won’t make the platform more difficult to use or more competitive.
If I notice majro changes that require a different approach/process for running campaigns, I’ll make sure to post an update here asap!
WilliamBoth Facebook and Instagram are good starting points. I think that Facebook will be a great fit for pretty much any audience, while Instagram, even though viable for any audience, too, will be better for certain demographics. So, I advise that you follow the training in the right order and start with Facebook.
WilliamHi Colleen,
All the materials available on the old CPAE2 members area are now available here.
If you let me know what video you’re looking for (or the topic of the video) I may be able to help you find it.
Normally, videos that are not directly associated with a module are under the “Resources” section in the “Webinars” or “Training videos & tutorials” subsections.
Regarding access the CPAE2 members area, it’s no longer possible as it’s been deactivated.
In the end of Novemeber we put a notice there telling people that any information from the community or comments that they considered to be relevant should be saved within the next 30 days as the old area would be taken down and we wouldn’t be able to migrate those comments due to the different structure of the platforms.
In the beginning of January the old members area was permanently taken down.
I apologize if this is an inconvenience for you, but if you let me know what materials specifically you’re having trouble to find in the new area I’ll be glad to assist you!
WilliamHi Myrna,
That’s looks like a high payout for a download.
It’s probably a large file, but may be worth a try.
There’s never “free money” up for grabs, so if an offer has a higher payout the lead is certainly more qualified a little more difficult to generate, so this offer may require a larger budget to be tested (it’s cheaper to test an offer that requires few clicks for a conversion than one that requires many clicks for a conversion), but if it performs well I think it may have a nice ROI and volume.
WilliamHi,
The goal of the smart link is to promote a second offer. If you deliver other type of information, I don’t think it will distract them as they will see it only after closing the offer (having already taken of declined it), but it will bring no benefit to you either.
If it’s a second offer, then you have another chance to get a conversion.
Regarding the creative type, it’s more to give the network an idea on what type of traffic you’re using to promote the offer, so it doesn’t make a big difference. But if none is a good fit for you or you don’t know which one to choose, the raw link is always a good choice.
William
