Facebook Ads: Cost Cap vs. Bid Cap (Explained)

[@2000dhruvagarwal]

You have been my go-to mentor for running Ads. I have never seen somebody so passionate to teach others these strategies! I have always had financial issues hence wasn't able to buy a course. You always make me stop thinking about these scammy courses! You are amazing brother!

[@MarketHustle]

Wow that is the coolest shit anyone has ever said about the channel! Thank you man, means the world. I am actually developing our 1st M&H course right now. It's a Crash Course on how to develop Social Marketing That Converts (like if you are trying to get clients). If you want to jump on the wait list (you are invited), just follow thissss link herrrr: marketandhustle.com/teachable-course-1-waitlist/

[@2000dhruvagarwal]

@@MarketHustle Sure Zaryn.

[@libertariancountry3920]

Lowest cost with set budget, then move to cost cap later when you find the median.

[@MarketHustle]

Good approach!

[@fotodino3358]

Hi Zaryn, how mich could cost cap go above the given bid in worst case?

[@MarketHustle]

I can't recall exactly, maybe 10-15%

[@MindinAction]

lowest cost bidding. Thanks for the nicely structured info

[@MarketHustle]

You bet, thanks for watching -- more to come!

[@raihanfuad5384]

This video is very helpful! Straight to the point & crystal clear. Thank you for your explanation :)

[@MarketHustle]

You got it -- glad you enjoyed it!

[@slackchithrasprasith7866]

Very clear and concise and actionable

[@MarketHustle]

Thank you, glad you thought so!

[@reddepo]

1:50 you’re welcome.

[@MarketHustle]

Nah, you are welcome

[@sheikhwaleed7453]

Thanks for the video it helped me alot. The answer for your question is bid cap.

[@MarketHustle]

Glad it helped (Lowest Cost would be ideal if you are new to Facebook Ads, unless you know exactly what you are willing to pay for a lead :)

[@rubyr8464]

Just subscribed! Thanks for this info, I learned a lot. I'm in an insurance business so your example was very helpful.

[@MarketHustle]

AHh perfect, look at that! This is a video then that would be a good follow up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJCbpXyvhL6irMk for lead gen.

[@skylarmartinez2501]

Great videos man. Just discovered you channel. A well earned subscribe!

[@MarketHustle]

Welcome aboard!

[@matiasbiondolillo5217]

Hey this is my situation! I've been advertising for a month (lowest cost bidding) and my average cost per conversion is around $5, but when I try to increase the budget the cost skyrockets. Im able to pay up to $12 per conversion, what should I do? Run a cost cap or a target cap campaign? Guess I need to try both. BTW the video was amazing! Enjoyed it every second, subscribing right now!

[@MarketHustle]

Hi There -- glad you like the channel/content. If you are able to pay up to $12 for a conversion then I would do a Bid Cap bidding strategy and put your maximum budget and the $12 bid cap for the campaign and that way the algorithm will find you the max amount of conversions before reaching that cap. If you will be fluctuating budgets let say every other week then you want to deploy it within a new campaign, vs. adjusting the budget within the existing camapign.

[@the_world_of_marketing]

Amazing video! I was so in doubt about this topic. I subscribed!

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks for the sub!

[@jonathanlin6995]

This is spot on. Love this

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks J! By the way, we are launching our first Facebook Ads Course for E-comm Advertisers! Join our waitlist for early access here marketandhustle.com/hyper-growth-ads-early-access/

[@AbhiPunj]

Thanks so much for sharing this. Makes sense now that you've broken this down - thank you :) And I'd say the answer is lowest cost!

[@MarketHustle]

Boom - correct answer! Glad it was helpful and welcome to the channel!!!

[@karnakmonroe5740]

@@MarketHustle I dont get it. How is it lowest cost? If i had 100 dollars to spend, would bid cap be the more frugal choice? With lowest cost that runs the potential to spend my entire budget withing a small amount of time?

[@stevenujvary8019]

LOWEST COST! Awesome video Zaryn, this was well explained and cuts out the fluff. The examples really drill in the understand.

[@advefamemarketingagency4637]

Thankyou so much for making this complex subject so simple !

[@MarketHustle]

You're very welcome!

[@melcatz]

Lowest cost! Subscribing you now! Great video! 😊

[@MarketHustle]

Correct -- welcome!

[@misoren9645]

Cool video. Sorry, what is "lowest cost"? You mention 3 strategies, cost cap, bid cap and target cost. But then also introduced "lowest cost" is that another strategy? or what is it? How is it different from the others or is it a synonym for one of those?

[@MarketHustle]

Boommm, thanks for that Marcelo. That is correct!

[@SingleLine]

A. Lowest Cost

[@MarketHustle]

Correct!

[@DivineValkey]

This is really really educative video

[@MarketHustle]

Thank you

[@techthatmatters141]

Awesome video man ! Pls reduce the volume of the background music, also use a mellow music instead of hip hop or pop music, this is a technical content that requires extremely high focus. The music is distracting and so is it's volume.

[@MarketHustle]

Bing Bong

[@digitalgrowthinfluencer]

fantastic explaination with examples..Love this content

[@MarketHustle]

Glad you liked it! More to come!

[@mehdiouadi2800]

Hey Zaryn! Fantastic content as always and crystal-clear explanations. Quick question: at what stage do you put cost caps for e-com product testing? Thanks a lot and keep it up man!

[@MarketHustle]

no set stage, if you have high budgets you can experiment with them, just need to have ample conversions to enable it to truly work

[@joaquinoldan2605]

I would go for lowest cost while limiting budget on a campaign level not at bid level. I can bid cap later when I have more data

[@MarketHustle]

Yes, this would be a solid approach! 👏

[@doz03]

Great info and right to the point! Not sure how this video can get a dislike nonetheless 13!

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks my G! Appreciate that!

[@MohdReezamMohamed]

Lowest cost! thanks for the video

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks for watching!

[@redblueyell]

Hi, love the content, it's laid out in a very easy to follow way! Question. If I'm running a conversion campaign with the lowest cost and my ROAS is fluctuating in unpredictable directions (I'm talking some days with 5 results others with 0). Would a bid cap reduce the amount of money I'm loosing on those poor performing days and keep me profitable on days it's doing well?

[@MarketHustle]

Sounds like you are not exiting your ad-set Learning Phase (algorithm needs 50 conversions to stabilize), check out this video first as this might be your issue (before optimizing anything with your bids): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLdhoxrnNqJZ9U

[@GrowthVertical]

LOWEST COST! Awesome video Zaryn, this was well explained and cuts out the fluff. The examples really drill in the understand. GrowthVertical

[@MarketHustle]

Awesome, thank you! More videos w/o the BS coming -- sub and welcome to the channel! (Right Answer TOO!).

[@GrowthVertical]

@@MarketHustle looking forward to it Zaryn! 🔥👌

[@chaturvedygoud8406]

I have a question. Can I create two campaigns, one with a cost cap/bid cap with the open audiences(No detailed targeting) and the other with the lowest cost (detailed targeting) in the same region? Sometimes I don't see any impressions for the Cost cap/bid cap campaign! is it because am targeting the same region?

[@MarketHustle]

If you are not seeing impression it's because it's not delivering. That will have with your bid cap/cost cap is too low. Tends to happen also when you are very limited conversion data on your pixel.

[@RichieProth]

@@MarketHustle is this a good idea though? I have 4 audiences in one campaign atm (2 broad, 2 targetted) should I separate them out with different bid strategies?

[@DigitalMarketingFever]

Thank you so much! Really helpful info :)

[@MarketHustle]

You're so welcome!

[@DJ-sm1fd]

Hi Zaryn! I've got a few questions for you. I can't really figure out when you use a Target Cost strategy or a Cost Cap strategy when you have the Bid Cap strategy. For example, if what you want is the most leads possible and you know the limit of money to be profitable for the action, your cap, why not use Bid Cap strategy and keep increasing the cap if you want more leads? Am I understanding the strategy wrong? Another question: When you use Cost Cap, as you tend to use more money per action because overall the average will tend to be higher than the Bid Cap, would you get more leads in the Cost Cap than the Bid Cap if you created identical campaigns in the same timeframe just one campaign with Bid Cap and the other as Cost Cap? Last question! Why would you want predictability of an action? why not always try to get the action for as least money as possible? I ask this because I didn't understand the reason why we would want predictability when using Target Cost. Btw really enjoy your videos, keep it up!

[@MarketHustle]

Hey DJ - if you had a simple question I would answer it here but I fear that you want guidance on your strategy. Let's setup time to chat and I can walk through your strategy, you can show me you campaign setup and I can guide you based on your strategy, goals, and setup. Book here: calendly.com/zarynsidhu/fbads-localcampaign-call-with-zaryn?month=2020-04

[@libertariancountry3920]

My only problem with facebook ads is volume at this point. When we set up a campaign for $500 a day with our average CPA @ $5.95, it'll generate about 2000 conversions a month, then taper off to about 5 conversions a day. Is it having a problem maintaining that target cost or are we just running out of people? Our audience seems to be very large, so I'm guessing it can't actually maintain that low of a CPA...

[@MarketHustle]

That sounds pretty normal, diminishing return. Just rebuild the ad-sets every two weeks to restart delivery.

[@libertariancountry3920]

@@MarketHustle I've tried it, they must have some kind of knowledge based on the link itself. It will work with a new product, but using the same URL it stagnates. July 1863 conversions. August 57 conversions. Diametric opposition.

[@libertariancountry3920]

@@MarketHustle I've even reset them with $1 - $3 increase on the cost cap to no avail.

[@MarketHustle]

@@libertariancountry3920 Maybe try a new audience then or increase you bid caps!?

[@roydalio2977]

This is really awesome, helped me understand the differences between the different bidding strategies available to us! Btw can you give a real-life scenario where you would recommend target cost?

[@MarketHustle]

You are welcome. Honestly, I have yet to encounter a scenario where that makes sense to test.

[@fakherj8889]

For product sale which one bid strategy best for us .?

[@MarketHustle]

Lowest Cost for most people is the best to start out with to get the most amount of sales at the lowest price. Once you know what your desired goal is then you can test Cost Cap or Bid Cap.

[@SCTCH]

Lowest cost because I don't have any information gathered in order to now which bid strategy to choose

[@MarketHustle]

Boom you are correct!

[@sadiqreshamwala]

should we start with conversion campaign at starting if it is a new account or traffic (e-commerce store)

[@MarketHustle]

It depend on how much website traffic + conversions you drive outside of your Facebook Campaigns. I have a video that breaks this down a bit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3WxoaJsoruVlc0

[@JForro]

I run my ads and started at bid cap is that ok? Because what i understand it may lead you into sales...

[@MarketHustle]

I would not recommend you start with bid cap unless: a) you have historical data on how much your leads are from Facebook or B) you have a profitably goal to meet.

[@JForro]

Market & Hustle if i use bid cap can i bid to a lowest amount sir? Or should i increase thank you for answering

[@shoplanceindia4040]

great video.. helped a lot

[@MarketHustle]

Glad it helped

[@earthlastdaybiblechannel]

great video few other videos speak same topic thanks

[@MarketHustle]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@afkrakenafkraken8260]

Hi, when you have adsets set on bid cap. Do you only get charged money when you receive purchases or?

[@MarketHustle]

No, Facebook charges you to advertise so you pay per impressions (meaning when someone sees your ad on the platform -- the bid cap is an estimate of what you are willing to pay for an action on your website so that facebook can prioritize the ad delivery to users most likely to take that outcome -- facebook will charge you regardless of the outcome.

[@jelmng7049]

@@MarketHustle Hello sir, if my ads budget is $10 and I set my bid cap to $2 per website purchase (I run ads for my ecom website), does it mean Facebook will give 5 purchase for that day??

[@kidzhero]

Whats the differant between Cost Control and Daily Budget?

[@MarketHustle]

One controls the budget the other controls the bid. Two different mechanisms. They work together.

[@danielhall9644]

I just started to run my ads and this was just what I was looking for, thanks! I was just running the "budget" (cost cap) and seeing what the average sale price was. I then will do the cost bid cap to get more at those costs. Did I get that right?

[@MarketHustle]

Correct, bid cap will get you the most volume of sales under the bid!

[@JennyHansenLane]

Does each type of bid strategy change the algorithm in a way that I can run multiple campaigns with different bid strategy and same audience?

[@MarketHustle]

Great question J - The short answer is that bidding does change how the algorithm delivers as it will bid more aggressive or less depending on this setting. If you are hoping to test, the ideal framework would be same audience, same creative, same days of the week (but different bidding strategy). Week 1: Low Cost Week 2: Bid Cap Week 3: Cost Cap If you are running multiple campaigns against the same audience you could have overlap issues and it might dirty the learning.

[@jigmetenzin5859]

I run a building maintenance firm. I went d2d collecting phone numbers and emails of my 4k potential customers. Then I uploaded it as custom audience for conversion. I have set CBO as lowest cost though I have a target of getting atleast 10 customer per month. I never ran an ad before, should I change my strategy to cost cap?

[@MarketHustle]

I would keep it at Lowest Cost until you get enough conversions to see what the avg. Cost-per-conversion is. Then make a decision on that.

[@zerodantv6505]

Hi Zaryn, thank you for this very informative video. May I ask how will you bid for offering services such as photography. My Service fee is bigger than my marketing budget.

[@MarketHustle]

Maybe try out using the lead gen/message approach. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp_YhWmumrV0ncUsi=ebsDz-yX3PrDPl2-

[@marcodidomenico6815]

Lowest cost. Nice video!

[@MarketHustle]

Correct!!!

[@edittl]

Hi, which options do u recommend for property business?

[@MarketHustle]

Hi Edi- I don't have enough info from your question to provide a recco. Pls use the guidance in the video to make that decision.

[@hssantrickz5284]

bid cap because it's good to save money in the beggening i think if you alraedy run ads . but if you ever run your ads low cost it's good . please tell me i'm i right . i'm not good in english but i undestod thank you

[@MarketHustle]

Lowest Cost would be ideal to maximize conversions on a limited budget. I would use Bid Cap once I have you know exactly what you are willing to pay for an action to be profitable (most advertisers are not sure of this when they start ;)

[@stevenloopsband]

Dude solid 🔥🔥🔥

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks my G. Welcome to the channel!

[@TheWaqaspuri]

if publishing ad for long term and the control of expense should be per each conversion ONLY. Not being Charged with Likes, Click, and impression. 2) I have enabled the conversion purchase with value on how google understands PKR 1000 of purchase? and what is the benefit of making the conversion pixel code?

[@MarketHustle]

If you are not using a pixel/conversion event then you will not be able to optimize. Meaning you will not get the best results.

[@Geotri81]

In senario B, i didnt get it. You aim is not to exceed your cost per lead, which is 25$. Nothing to do with Bid Cap strategy which is all about setting your cap for AUCTIONS (in other words, for ads to be seen and not for results). The correct strategy should be Cost Cap. Correct me, if am wrong

[@MarketHustle]

If you are not seeing results, I would not pivot to a Cost Cap/Bid. I would test different audiences/creatives and or consider optimizing for a different part of the funnel.

[@jeffreyleong7676]

Thanks for sharing this brother! Just a question here, assuming if I ran an ad on lowest cost and have been getting a ROAS of 3X with 5usd per purchase, I would then like to scale my ads and put more budget into it, is it suitable for me to increase my budget and use bid cap for this case?

[@MarketHustle]

You can do that, it would be a worthwhile experiment. What you will notices is at some-point your deliver will cap out if Facebook cannot find enough conversions at the bid cap you set. Certainly worth testing to find that point of diminishing return.

[@MarketHustle]

Hey bud -- I made a response video for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIDQaJyeatyKZpY

[@jeffreyleong7676]

@@MarketHustle Thanks bruh! Will watch it!

[@dennisthorntonii7865]

Lowest cost! So, if I have an established business and I'm looking to average a Cost per Purchase of $25 and a ROAS of 4+. Would a Cost Cap be the best choice? Also, will a Cost Cap lower the volume of sales during the first week and then increase? I ask because I recently changed a conversions campaign to Cost Cap and the number of sales per day went from 20 to 4 after 2 days. Is this due to the Learning period? Sorry for the all the questions.

[@MarketHustle]

Cost Cap is ideal to control the bid amount, and yes -- if you turn it on you could see a decrease in sales because it will not bid for users if it does not believe it and meet the avg. $25 CPA goal. Now, the second question is dependent on how you built the campaign, if you rebuilt a fresh one and what day of the week -- so I can't really tell you that here but you are welcome to join our group and post the question there, and we can unpack it in a post: facebook.com/groups/MarketAndHustle

[@kanavjain828]

Hello Market and Hustle. I was running ad the product is Nearby 1200Aud$ and I got the first sale in just35$ within a day in the lowest cost strategy and after that, Now 300$ is spent and no conversion happened. What will be your suggestion in that and can you brief the scenario.

[@MarketHustle]

This is normal, the algorithm will usually starts with the users most likely to convert. There could be many different reasons for this and it is really hard to give you a clear strategic direction without seeing your campaign setup, audiences, bidding, etc. Book a session and I am happy to review your setup and offer specific feedback on how you can optimize your campaign -- you can book here: calendly.com/zarynsidhu/fbads-localcampaign-call-with-zaryn

[@matanyechia8144]

Hi, If I choose the bid cost, and set a 12$ price for a conversion (purchase), will Facebook spend my entire budget (for example 100$ a day) or FB might limit my delivery if they can't find the right people for me? I run ads for my E-commerce for the past 3 months, I managed to achieve a 15$ on average for one purchase this far. Thanks!

[@MarketHustle]

Hi There- So a "Bid Cap" would only enter a bid in the auction if the algorithm believes that it can win the conversion under the determined price. If you see that your budget isn't spending after 5-7 days then you might need to increase your bid.

[@directajith]

How to fix on a particular cost cap initially in a campaign?

[@MarketHustle]

Just change it

[@redsn0LIVE]

Video starts at 1:53

[@MarketHustle]

One of those huh

[@wensihu8356]

I am going to Launch my coming soon page and try to collect as much email as I can. I guess i am going to use lowest cost ? or Target cost would be better?

[@MarketHustle]

Lowest cost unless you have a specific goal that you are main for due to finance/business economics reasons.

[@MatthewWright001]

GREAT explanation of this! :-)

[@MarketHustle]

Glad it was helpful! Even I was confused at one point lol!

[@mariotocamusica]

great and valuable video!

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks bud!

[@michaelchbeir8674]

heyy so i tried downloading your lead gen cheat sheet but it isn't available on your platform. And thank you enormously for sharing this.

[@MarketHustle]

Hi Michael- I just checked it and it is working, but shoot me an email and I can send it your way ([e-mail]).

[@colin4215]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@MarketHustle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kevinkhoo6537]

Can Daily Budget lower than all bidding strategies? Eg Daily Budget USD 15 vs Cost Cap of USD 30?

[@MarketHustle]

That would probably lead to your ads not delivering, I have never tried that but common sense would tell me that -- regardless, give it a test and that is how you will know for sure. The next question if you see positive results is how far can that be scaled.

[@kevinkhoo6537]

@@MarketHustle Thanks, just another question, if i am running an ad accout on behalf of my client, will they get to see my campaign settings? If yes, how can i avoid it?

[@MarketHustle]

@@kevinkhoo6537 Create a Facebook Business Manager (they have to create one also) ask them to grant you ad account access to your Business Manager ID (that is the way agencies buy media), you can then run it from your ad account (own all the strategic settings).

[@kevinkhoo6537]

@@MarketHustle Thanks a lot!

[@formationads8066]

Excellent ! very interesting, but there is a detail that is wrong. You say that the more the prospect is hot the more you have to decrease your max bid by 10 to 15%. However in Laa 1-3% are the most likely audience to convert and yet you put the maximum bid while 10% you put the minimum bid. Can you enlighten us? thank you

[@MarketHustle]

Huh -- I am not following. You want to bid higher for the audience most likely to converts (i.e 1-3% vs. 10%).

[@formationads8066]

@@MarketHustle thanks for response, i have question : Should we triple our bid to control our competition to begin with? Or should we first test our cost per action at the lowest and increase as we go along? Do we have to wait to increase our budget to more than 1000$ to use bid strategies? ( priority budget campaign) what strategy to adopt when we have competitors on the market

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

Wtf? 25$ to get a conversion ? Facebook sucks at finding buyers . How about 2$ or 5$? Ugh

[@MarketHustle]

What if you are selling a $500 product?

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

@@MarketHustle low ticket items I’m referring to . Even at a 500 ( who knows what production cost is and shipping depending on weight ) . It’d be just as challenging , maybe even more so) to get someone to purchase a 500$ item. Something would be very strange if you had a 475$ profit margin on an item you sell for $500. It’s all relative . I sell products at $29-$35. With cost of production and shipping cost , it doesn’t leave much of profit margin . I do not drop ship. I carry my own I inventory so that I can control shipping delay , quality assurance on my products and hassle free returns if necessary

[@MarketHustle]

@@bitofwizdomb7266 Understood, but this video was not made for people only selling a product at a certain range and the $25 used was an example. Facebook ads cost vary by business, vertical, and market.

[@jcastrow3]

I think it is BID cap, so it never spend more than I am willing to pay for 1 conversion. "I wrote this before see the comment. I see I was wrong, but I keep my answer to learn more. Thanks"

[@MarketHustle]

The more you learn the more you earn, thanks for being honest!

[@omarerr5759]

Amazing channel

[@MarketHustle]

Thank you and welcome!

[@mahmoudtarek5180]

What is the best bid for real estate And don't consider rich people Like I'm only targeting intermediate to upper class Because I'm wondering how to set the bid for it I'm running a 3 different adsets With engagement campaign and I'm using CBO but I want to set a cap for it I have been doing ads for awhile but this part technically to implement it's pretty hard Meanwhile I don't want to go higher because I'm restricted to a specific Budget besides it's for Egypt real estate What do you recommend in this case

[@MarketHustle]

No such thing as the best bid. If you are new I would start with automatic bid strategy to maximize conversions, at the lowest cost.

[@mahmoudtarek5180]

@@MarketHustle thx ♥️

[@iulianoprean3149]

Your videos are great! Can you tell me what strategy do you recommend to increase the campaigns budget? (increase budget by 15-20% per day, duplicate ad set, duplicate campaigns? ) Thanks

[@MarketHustle]

If you make a 10-15% change every 2-3x days I believe you will not be negatively impacted if the budget is going up (however) if you are reducing it, it could potentially be a negative signal... I would experienment with it and look at the impression delivery day over day to observe what happens.

[@iulianoprean3149]

@@MarketHustle Thanks for the answer. Are the lookalike using purchase the best campaigns or should I check also other interests?

[@MarketHustle]

@@iulianoprean3149 Yes LAL from purchasers will be the higest intent audiences from a prospecting perspective, but there are a few tactics to even improve targeting beyond that.

[@nadiajahangir5041]

Really enjoyed every bit of your video, the entire video is engaging. I have real estate business, how could I avail 1$ cost per click to generate lead? Setting a bid cap or target cap and the ideal budget to set for me?

[@MarketHustle]

Glad to hear that my friend. I am not 100% sure what the question is thought, let's setup a time to chat and I can review your campaign goals, campaign structure and setup and give you specific advice on how you can optimize your campaign. I will tell you, literally EVERYONE that I have consulted leaves with clarity on how to move forward to drive results and do it with the best possible performance with their resources. Feel free to book here: calendly.com/zarynsidhu/fbads-localcampaign-call-with-zaryn

[@nandinigupta3879]

I guess lowest cost

[@MarketHustle]

You are RIGHT!

[@healthyfood661]

Great video I’m subbing, if I have a budget of $1,000 lifetime (30 days) KPI $1.00 per pagelike. Do I use bid cap? will it divide my $1,000 budget into 30days daily limit, or it’ll fully spend it as long as it meets it budget.

[@MarketHustle]

Thank you -- first thing, do not run page like campaigns, even Facebook reps recommend against this as it is not correlated to any business outcomes. If you run ads you are likely to pick up some followers, heck it's even better to run Engagement for pieces of content that are good. Also, to answer your first question, yes y ou can do a Bid Cap bidding strategy with a $1 -- however, you are likely to have your ads eaten up by click farms and low-intent audiences, so again do not do Page Like campaigns pls =)

[@healthyfood661]

Market & Hustle thank you for the advice! I’ll try it

[@wensihu8356]

Thanks, helpful!

[@MarketHustle]

you are welcome!

[@asheeashee9960]

I start to run cost cap 1000$ daily Budget First day good result But day 2 my campaign result is very bad What happens like that ? I create 2 campaign is same status ... If I use bid cap ?

[@MarketHustle]

Sounds like you have a challenge here, let's setup a time to talk 1:1 and I can help you troubleshoot this: calendly.com/zarynsidhu/fbads-localcampaign-call-with-zaryn

[@kerenbanget1]

Using bidcap or cost cap will sometimes stuck in the middle, the ads won't work. Do you I have to increase budget?

[@MarketHustle]

Yup that is true. The rule is that if you change the budget more than 10% it will negatively impact performance, so you would want to rebuild the ad-set/duplicate it and increase the budget there.

[@TheRiz]

What happens if you change strategies mid campaign? Like changing from "highest value or lowest cost" to "bid cap" - does this blow up the ad learning? I am assuming it does. At the same time, I feel like duplicating campaigns over and over to get a new strategy seems impractical. Any thoughts here on how to change a strategy mid campaign?

[@MarketHustle]

Yes--- you are correct! Changing bid strategies bid campaign will negatively impact delivery as it will reset your Learning Phase. What I have done in the past for a client who was trying to maximize investment on conversion campaigns (everyday) we would rebuild ad-sets within the same campaign if we saw delivery dipp -- we would do this about every two weeks or so). You want a balance between practical optimization and maximum campaign impact but it is at your discretion to determine what is feasible/appropriate for your current situation. We ended up investing in a 3rd party FMP called Smart.ly which allowed us to scale campaign building and save a TON of time.

[@TheRiz]

@@MarketHustle I appreciate the reply. The campaign just started and it wouldn't blow up too much learning thus far. The results however don't make sense relative to a campaign it was duplicated from. If you do 15-30 min consults I may be interested.

[@MarketHustle]

@@TheRiz yes - you can book here calendly.com/zarynsidhu/30min?month=2020-03

[@h4d1sby]

can somebody make a caption so i can get every detailed words, coz my listening skill not so good. thanks.

[@MarketHustle]

Watch a few more times! Also, made some new videos on the topic, maybe it will be easier to follow. Check the channel.

[@eduardolobato7200]

Low Cost, then with more data i could run CBO with Cost Cap bidding.

[@MarketHustle]

Great strategy!

[@abdallahelshuraydeh1697]

Dude, your bid cap explanation is wrong.

[@MarketHustle]

What could possibly be wrong from a video made 3 years ago...

[@IslamYaseen]

THANK YOU

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ANytime!

[@MrDjakkie]

Bro sidhu...are you punjabi ??

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Yes, my dad is from Ludhiana, Punjab!

[@MrDjakkie]

@@MarketHustle Great bro ❤️❤️❤️ love from India

[@thispcgaming7284]

The Answer is Bid cap

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Ideally a Low Cost -- because a brand new business would not know what would be the ideal bid cap for Facebook without any historical performance from campaigns.

[@erenav3]

target cost

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Low Cost :/

[@jocyneechalico5235]

I SUBSCRIBED

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AYEE

[@mardooq]

The answer is : Bid cap

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Correct answer is: Lowest Cost :)

[@kelvindaniel9467]

The answer is Bid cap

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Smart cookie.

[@TheGroupHomeKid]

A) Lowest Cost My KZbin Channel is The Absolute Family and my business is Absolute Ecommerce Corporation

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Super correct -- welcome to the channel!!!!

[@elenatentoni5149]

Lowest cost Zaryn

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BOOMM -- you are RIGHT!

[@eyescreammedia8095]

Bid cap

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That is RIGHT! #VirtualHighFive

[@abhishekmudaliyar30]

Lowest Cost

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You are RIGHT!

[@zahab]

I couldn't keep watching the video, the background music is so annoying and distracting!!

[@MarketHustle]

Maybe you have A.D.D -- first step is acceptance Alpha Bro ;)

[@zahab]

@@MarketHustle I feel no shame if I am ADD patient! do you feel ok to make jokes now?

[@AnkitSaxena]

bid cap

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Lowest cost :( Bid Cap would be best once you know the max you were willing to pay for an action.

[@jocyneechalico5235]

LOWEST COST

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Correct!

[@contentinflux8268]

lower cost

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boom!

[@KrystalBella]

Lowest cost 🎉

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G money!

[@ironside9124]

Started at 2:00

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lies

[@vipinthakur9956]

Lowest cost

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Correct! Let me know if you have a business or what you do so I can shout you out in a future video! -Z

[@instabrandin8580]

Bro, you need to shorten the time you took to come to the main point of the video. I got distracted.

[@MarketHustle]

Thanks for the feedback, yeah I am working on making the videos shorter -- some of the new ones are under 10 mins now!

[@NikitaPacheriwal]

Lowest Cap

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Boom!

[@Learning4futureInvestment]

lowest cost

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that is right! Crushing it my friend!

[@sebastiansappy5327]

I hate video with no caption

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My Bad!