Facebook Pixel is a piece of code

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Mistake 1: Running ads without setting up the Facebook pixel

 

Facebook Pixel is a piece of code that allows you to get information about user behavior on your website, as well as conversions. The pixel transmits information

about all visitors (if they are registered with Facebook), and not just those who came

to the site from your advertising campaigns in Facebook Ads. 

 

The pixel is also needed to track conversions across devices, optimize advertising

campaigns based on conversion cost, create look-alike audiences, and launch

remarketing . 

You need to not only create a

 

pixel, but also set up events – they will send data about conversions on the site to the

advertising system. If you install a pixel without setting up events, Facebook will not

understand what users do on the site, whether they convert. 

 

Events can be custom (usually a URL to a landing page) or standard (they require

code to be implemented directly or via Google Tag Manager). Events can also be configured via the Event Setup Tool. You can learn more about setting up the

Facebook pixel and events from the eLama webinar . 

 

The Facebook Pixel Helper extension will help you check whether the Facebook pixel

is installed and configured correctly on your website .

 

 

Mistake 2: Choosing irrelevant goals

 

It is necessary to correctly define the goal at the initial stage: it is impossible to change it later. The goal determines how the Facebook algorithm will select the

audience and optimize the campaigns. 

 

The most common options are Conversions,  teacher database  Lead Ads, and Catalog

Sales. You can use non-standard solutions, such as selecting the Video Views

objective to then set up remarketing or lookalike audiences for users who watched the

video up to a certain point.

 

 

If you want conversions,choose

 

this objective, not Traffic or Engagement (these will get you likes and subscriptions,

but not customers). This is how the Facebook auction works. You are bidding with

many other  recent mobile phone number leads  advertisers for almost the same

users. Let’s say that competitors have chosen conversions as the goal of their

campaigns, and you have chosen traffic. It makes sense that Facebook will bring you

users who are ready to click, not convert. 

 

Let’s add that it is better to direct traffic not inside the social network, but to an

external landing page. Then you will be able to “catch up” with the user not only in

Facebook Ads, but also in other advertising systems. 

Mistake 3: Skipping Geotargeting Parameters

 

When setting up geotargeting, you need to select the option “People who live here”

(the default is “People who live here  burkina faso business directory or recent visitors”). “Recent visitors” and “Travelers” are not your target audience: these are

people who have been to the place you specified (or, for example, liked it), but are not

here now.

 

 

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