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Best Practices for 2017 Social Media Buying

Ignite Social Media

We are officially in 2017 and you may have some looming questions as to how best utilize your social media buys for the remainder of the year. Here are some quick tips and reminders to keep in mind for your 2017 social media buying. Buy while the going is good! Good luck out there and happy buying. Invest in Instagram.

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Should You Pull Back Your Facebook Ads This Holiday Season?

Jon Loomer

The common theme here, though, is that you will be seeing ads for retail products at significant discounts. Consumers are looking to buy gifts. You may have trouble standing out right now if you can’t offer a discount and you aren’t selling a product that’s given as a gift. Keep a close eye on the CPM.

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An Insider Look at Reach and Frequency Ad Buying on Facebook

Ignite Social Media

Of the two methods of buying ads on the platform, Auction and Reach and Frequency , here’s a deeper look into the benefits of Reach and Frequency ad buying. What is Reach and Frequency Ad Buying. The cost is always CPM (cost per 1,000 impressions). The two buying types work can work hand in hand.

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Social Media Marketing During COVID-19: March 23 Update

Ignite Social Media

Here are just a few examples: Client A saw a 37% decrease in CPM; Client B saw a 58% decrease in CPM, a 36% decrease in CPC and a 38% decrease in CPLPV (cost per landing page view) Client C saw a 21% decrease in CPM, a 36% decrease in CPC and a 38% decrease in CPLPV. Turn off your media buys if you’re not sure.

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Buzzwords Decoded: 32 Social Media Marketing Terms Explained

Ignite Social Media

While influencer marketing is generally focused on positive praise for products, “de-influencing” is when influencers or content creators share advice on which products they think you should not buy. What does CPM mean? CPM is short for Cost Per Mille or the cost for every 1,000 impressions your ad receives.

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Difficult Decisions in Difficult Times

Jon Loomer

How we conduct business, how we consume information, what we need, and what we buy are all evolving quickly. Should You Change Your Product Offering? Some businesses are changing their product offerings as a result of these new challenges. These are examples of altering your product offering. Is your product essential?

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Example: Reach Optimization and Conversions

Jon Loomer

This training was something new and unique for me, so I announced it as a pre-pay product while the content is being created. Not everyone who shows interest in a product is ready to buy today. times, with an overall CPM of $39.22. They may click a link, go to the landing page, and leave without purchasing.

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