The idea is to spend 2-3x on each target/website and pause them if there are no conversions, but as a campaign as a whole, I'd spend at least 10-20x to get started and receive traffic from different targets.
It's possible but you have to cloak it a bit even if you run white hat.
If you're not the owner of the app you either use a landing page or cloak to promote apps in FB.
40,000 visits sounds like a decent test, but all depends on how much you spent and how much your offer payout is.
After you define that you can exclude all the sites that are not converting after spending 2-3x the payout of the offer and start optimizing from there.
Also,m ake sure the offers...
It's the same traffic, but you'll need to spend more.
In fact, if you're testing several offers and landing pages at the same time, you need to multiply your budgets for tests.
Let's say you're testing a $1 offer and another paying $2. If you want to spend 20x initially you need to spend 20x$1...
10x works for a initial test, but based on your data (publishers traffic distribution, conversions, etc) I'd spend like $50 to start optimizing and analyzing with statistical significance.
No.
Impressions or views don't mean anything if you're not considering the payout.
If your offer pays $0.1 then $100 is a good budget to start testing, but if it pays $1 it's almost nothing.
I can see you mentioned your offer pays $0.4, and spending $10 on it could give you some decent...
Hmmm, so how much have you really spent?
If you have spent $10 and you're complaining about not getting conversions you haven't really tested anything so far.
How did you choose the offers you're testing BTW?
I think the prefetch feature works better for when you're using the same landing page instead of split testing multiple ones.
At the end, they will try to prefetch your tracking link but it might not be the same you're sending the traffic to if you have multiple landers.
I'd say you probably...
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As Marc said, don't open another fake profile. That's a quick way to get banned on both accounts. Your ads are never attached to your own profile aside from the payment process, so nobody will know that the ads are yours.
As for Voluum, Facebook has a big database of banned links from...
I wouldn't assume that the best landers for one OS are the best for another since the design and people are different. Spend a bit more to get your data.
As for the CTR, it would depend on your landers and scripts. It's quite difficult to say and it also depends on the type of traffic and vertical.
If you're testing 7 landing pages I'd consider testing a bit more before cutting. Offer payout x 7 x 10 = $150 aprox.
You can test with a lower budget but at least something like payout x 7 x 3 which would be around $50 before starting to cut landers.
I don't know. If they say the KPI is Retention rate then it probably is correct.
If they say CR I think is more for converting free users into paid users, but I could be wrong.
The best way to clear this out is asking your manager, honestly.
KPI = Key performance index = the performance and quality of your conversions, which in this case, Daria explained is the retention rate for the apps you're promoting but it can be anything like CR, sales, visits, etc.
For example, if an offer has a KPI of CR = 4% it means from every 100...
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