Melbourne’s #1 Facebook Ad Agency: Megaphone Marketing

FAQs

Is paying for social media marketing worth It?

Yes. Leveraging social media to get in touch with potential customers can be an effective way of providing tailored content, building relationships and cultivating followers into conversions. This is a great opportunity for businesses to make meaningful connections with leads and enhance their customer experience.

How much should I spend on Meta advertising?

For businesses, driving sales is critical for success – and so often entails an investment in marketing. Investing a percentage of revenue into the budget can vary from company to company but 5-12% are commonly seen as industry standards. Young companies may want to amp up their spending by going closer towards 12%, with more aggressive growth in mind.

I tried Facebook Ads before but they didn’t work. Why should I try them again?

Asking why your past Facebook campaigns were unsuccessful is critical to leveraging the platform for future success. Keep in mind that, although it can be used as a lead generation tool, Facebook shines brightest when utilised as an awareness engine – driving new customers towards you at the highest level of engagement. To optimise its potential and make sure growth goals are met, incorporate this essential piece into an overall comprehensive digital marketing plan.

Is Facebook or Instagram better for advertising?

For successful advertising, selecting the right platform is key. Facebook and Instagram both present unique opportunities to reach different audiences. While some may swear by using one versus the other (Instagram for brand awareness or Facebook for lead generation), ultimately it depends on your target audience’s interests as well as industry trends that are specific to you. New features such as Instagram Shopping make leveraging e-commerce easier than ever, so testing out which platforms work best with analytics can help inform your decision making process in achieving desired outcomes from advertisements.

What are good Facebook ad strategies?

Powerful imagery, messages crafted for your target market and well-structured ads for custom audiences is key for a successful strategy that will give you an edge over competitors in capturing new customers’ attention.

What are the different audiences?

Advertisers on Facebook and Instagram can tap into powerful targeting capabilities by creating customised audiences. Using saved audiences, they can target their ads to people with certain interests or incomes levels; warm audiences allow companies to reach out to those already familiar with the business; and lookalike audiences offer access to potential new customers that have yet had no prior interaction.

How does Facebook retargeting work?

With Facebook retargeting, you can reach a warm audience to keep your customers engaged and drive them to conversion. Take advantage of the data from people who have interacted with your brand previously, whether they visited a website page or watched a video, tailored remarketing campaigns can be developed to foster better customer relationships.

Where is Facebook in the sales funnel?

Leveraging Facebook can help drive more brand awareness, putting it at the top of the funnel, providing an easy and cost-effective way to reach a wide audience. By utilising the powerful retargeting capability of this social media platform, you will also be able to nurture relationships as prospects move further down your sales funnel.

Are Facebook Ads better than Google Ads?

When it comes to targeting the right audience, brands must weigh the advantages and disadvantages of two powerful Pay-Per-Click (PPC) ad platforms: While Google is best for reaching audiences actively searching for your services or products, Facebook offers a unique opportunity to engage potential consumers who may not have before been aware of you. With both channels available at their disposal through PPC campaigns, companies can effectively reach customers with tailored content regardless where they’re on—and offline.

What’s the difference between Meta Business Suite and Ad Manager?

Meta Business Suite, formally known as Facebook Business Manager, is a free tool utilising Facebook, Instagram and the Messenger Platforms. By nesting all Ad management apps within one container, managing multiple businesses simultaneously becomes much easier. Plus, utilising other features like tracking via FB Pixels or an e-commerce product catalogue adds an even greater convenience for juggling complex tasks.

Will you test different advertisement’s creatives on Meta’s platforms?

Yes. To captivate your target audience and engage them with your brand story, it’s essential to carefully craft creatives that resonate with them. Creative testing’s process helps brands effectively compare various combinations of creative elements, allowing them to hone in on what resonates with their target audience – and ultimately convert campaigns that get results.

Which social media site is best for marketing?

With an astounding global reach of close to 2.9 billion active users, Facebook remains the go-to social media platform for many marketers across B2B and B2C spectrums. That being said, TikTok and Instagram are both giving it a run for its money. TikTok is growing quickly, and hot with millennials and younger. Instagram is the established platform for mobile social media users.

What’s the is #1 social media app in 2023?

Facebook continues to dominate the social media landscape, with an impressive 2.93 billion users out of a global 4.59 billion user total – that’s over 60% adoption worldwide! This data reaffirms Facebook’s incredible reach and powerful platform for engaging audiences in Australia and around the world.

What is the next social media trend?

The global trend is that social media is moving towards more authentic-feeling forms of content as consumers seek a sense of authenticity. One trend includes user-generated content that promotes brands but shows real consumers. Another trend is founder interviews, where brand founders share their values and connect with prospects. A third trend is lofi content that feels home-made (even if it’s produced by large brands).