Hey guys,
so I ran this Conversion campaigns the last few weeks and the results have been so good. I´ve got a cost per conversion at around 0,15€ - some other bands I did that for even scored as low as 0,10€ and below.
Anyways, I did one via Distrokid Hyperfollow and one via Toneden fanlink triggering the clickSpotify and respectively the showContent events.
So this week my band released a new single and I did another campaign via Hyperfollow. I noticed that the pixel event is (of course) the same in this campaign as in the older - "clickSpotify".
For Toneden it is the same, it´s the "showContent" event.
Do you guys find this to be a problem?
So that multiple campaigns trigger the exact SAME event.
For me I feel it´ll be a bit cleaner and easier to separate if the events we´re called like "clickSpotifySongA" or maybe "clickSpotifySongB".
I even contacted Distrokid via Twitter and asked if you could name the events for yourself but unfortunately that seems not to be the case - but maybe theyll implement it.
I feel like if I ran two campaigns for different songs on the SAME landing page the FB algorithm or pixel might not separate that well.
But maybe I am completely unaware that this is not a problem at all whatsoever.
Curious to hear what you guys think and experienced!
Kind regards,
Lars
so I ran this Conversion campaigns the last few weeks and the results have been so good. I´ve got a cost per conversion at around 0,15€ - some other bands I did that for even scored as low as 0,10€ and below.
Anyways, I did one via Distrokid Hyperfollow and one via Toneden fanlink triggering the clickSpotify and respectively the showContent events.
So this week my band released a new single and I did another campaign via Hyperfollow. I noticed that the pixel event is (of course) the same in this campaign as in the older - "clickSpotify".
For Toneden it is the same, it´s the "showContent" event.
Do you guys find this to be a problem?
So that multiple campaigns trigger the exact SAME event.
For me I feel it´ll be a bit cleaner and easier to separate if the events we´re called like "clickSpotifySongA" or maybe "clickSpotifySongB".
I even contacted Distrokid via Twitter and asked if you could name the events for yourself but unfortunately that seems not to be the case - but maybe theyll implement it.
I feel like if I ran two campaigns for different songs on the SAME landing page the FB algorithm or pixel might not separate that well.
But maybe I am completely unaware that this is not a problem at all whatsoever.
Curious to hear what you guys think and experienced!
Kind regards,
Lars
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