Hi. Jago, in one of his LinkedIn posts, shared a screenshot showing a $3.8 cost per conversion, a ROAS of 2, and bid caps set at $35. With a $3.8 conversion cost and a ROAS of 2, I estimate his break-even point is around $10. Is it normal to increase bid caps to 3x your break-even point if the ads aren’t delivering in the early stages? I assume he did this to see at what point the ads would start spending and what the cost per conversion would be. The cost is great, but isn’t he afraid that at some point all the expenses could come in at the inflated $35 bid cap?
Got a question, I have been trying to see which kind of proxy would be best for adding people as friends who are based in the USA But Facebook keeps on telling me "it seems you don't know this person"which can be very difficult for me to get new leads
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Hi. Jago, in one of his LinkedIn posts, shared a screenshot showing a $3.8 cost per conversion, a ROAS of 2, and bid caps set at $35.
With a $3.8 conversion cost and a ROAS of 2, I estimate his break-even point is around $10. Is it normal to increase bid caps to 3x your break-even point if the ads aren’t delivering in the early stages? I assume he did this to see at what point the ads would start spending and what the cost per conversion would be. The cost is great, but isn’t he afraid that at some point all the expenses could come in at the inflated $35 bid cap?
Got a question, I have been trying to see which kind of proxy would be best for adding people as friends who are based in the USA
But Facebook keeps on telling me "it seems you don't know this person"which can be very difficult for me to get new leads
I’m not sure since I don’t focus on what you’re trying to do - I use myprivateproxy