Facebook Ads Vs Google Ads

Hello,

For FB you must need that much amount of relevant likes and your add must be up to relevant users. So better you must try with Google adwords which is really best for any type of hosting industry.

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Didn't try FB one, but I had a bad experience with Google Ads.
Better to know your stuff, what tags to target... you need to have a strategy before you jump. cz it costs money, a lot of money.
 
Both of these networks excel when it comes to delivering results.
Remember, it doesn’t have to be a competition or a choice, so why not use them both.

Each of them has diverse targeting options and great ad placements that can help you bring in new customers.
If you want to get more leads, sales, or conversions, then both platforms will definitely do the trick.
 
We manage Facebook Ads and Google Ads for clients on a monthly basis.

If you're not getting good results, then you're not using the right strategy.

We have AdWords for clients spending $50/month and others spending over $10,000. If you do the ads correctly, they work like a charm.

The thing is, most people don't do it correctly, and thus, they spend money and think it doesn't work. At the end of the day, they configured things wrong, didn't do their research, and didn't define the correct target for the strategy.

EVERY form of advertising works - if the target is defined correctly - however not every form of marketing works for every business.
 
I think each has its own merit for advertising, Facebook might be the answer for most pro marketers because it made many people rich last year. But the way these add biding platforms work its unique in the fact that this quarter many big companies will have seen the success of those last year and also enter facebooks platform. This will range the ave cost for keywords across the board and it will be just like adwords in terms of way to competitive unless you have a ton of money to throw in or know alot about bidding. They will be the same in my opinion facebook will be a little more niche specific.
 
bigredseo said:
We manage Facebook Ads and Google Ads for clients on a monthly basis.

If you're not getting good results, then you're not using the right strategy.

We have AdWords for clients spending $50/month and others spending over $10,000. If you do the ads correctly, they work like a charm.

The thing is, most people don't do it correctly, and thus, they spend money and think it doesn't work. At the end of the day, they configured things wrong, didn't do their research, and didn't define the correct target for the strategy.

EVERY form of advertising works - if the target is defined correctly - however not every form of marketing works for every business.
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^ Spot on.
Agreed, you gotta know what you're doing to get the correct results.
 
setrahost said:
^ Spot on.
Agreed, you gotta know what you're doing to get the correct results.
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I dont agree eith this , bidding in adwords and facebook are set by aggregates of the bidders on the keywords, sure you can lessen the blow by a better structured ad campaign and quality scores negative keywords and all that, ive done all that and managed to pull about 30 percent off my spend on clicks. BUT the bid average is in a closed environment , company a bids more thae cost goes up for all of us, then company b wants to bid to match the cost goes up again. and so the smaller companies get picked off as they cant afford the cpc anymore. You can go for less competitive keywords or try bid stacking keep a tight eye on your conversions , rotate ads whatever, money talks to google.
 
Yea wll i will agree one thing as a business owner that you dont want to do is allow your competition free reign on a platform. My adword conversion are ok but i would much rather spend the time elsewhere, however if i move away from it my competitors will have monopoly, bids will drop and THEY will have a great experience with it while taking all of your clients bidding on your brand name..
 
It depends on your requirements but both are best there own places. But what I prefer the most is Facebook ads. best and easy way to gather visitors. You also can get sales leads.
 
Both are good. But now if you already have a good targeted audience in Facebook, then this can be a really good advantage for you. Because better have a targeted audience which is following you weekly. You may present them easily other services you may provide. Google also is really good. But actually many companies are trying to build a social presence online and they are having followers. But with google, you may have good conversions and good traffic but not necessarily followers. Which can be difficult on a long run business.
 
Facebook ads and Google Ads are the powerful advertising platforms. However, I suggest you to choose which is better for your business, because they are two different platforms - Facebook is known as a social media, so you must ask your self some questions about your visitors.
 
Our experience with facebook was not that great comparing the one on google, so we'll go with google more than facebook at the moment.
 
In my View:

Facebook is a good and cheaper then adword, and you will get a huge social presence by FB ads.

But Adword can rank you better in Search and you can get targeted sales, so both have their own pros.
 
I'd stick with Google Ads. The last time we tried Facebook Ads our primary engagements came from bots liking the posts and submitting messages to our page that have nothing to do with our business.

You'll have better conversions elsewhere.
 
Google Ads will help you find new customers right away and in the process, give you an instant return on your marketing investment. While Facebook Ads will help new customers find and explore you.
 
April 2019: We just completed an audit for a client currently spending $100,000/month in Google Ads. They're also doing other advertising with other networks, but Google was what we were brought in to audit.

What did we find? $42,000 in wasted ad spend PER MONTH. The people who setup the campain didn't optimize it, didn't target their locations, and didn't pay attention to the words they were targeting or the competition.

The market is a Dog Toy market, which is heavily marketed by many people, but the fact that they're blowing nearly half their budget was an eye opening for them.

The money is now shifted into video marketing for Facebook and YouTube ads.
 
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