Hi guys, question here. After a few months my client and I want to scale the adspent per month because the results are good and we want more good results. Lets say we run 3 differents ads and they all work well and I up the daily spent from 32 USD to 48 USD per day, why do i keep getting simular result? Is there a logic explaination for this? Love to get some feedback!

Hi everyone, A few days ago, I linked a new landing page to one of our campaigns. In Events Manager, I can see that the pixel is firing correctly—it’s tracking a conversion every time someone lands on the “thank you” page after filling out our form. However, in Ads Manager, the report still shows 0 conversions. When I initially set up the pixel, I selected “website submit application” as the conversion event, as that was my original plan for the tracking code. I didn’t think this would affect reporting, but I’m wondering now if this mismatch could be the issue. Does anyone know if this could be the reason conversions aren’t showing in Ads Manager? If so, is there a way to change the conversion event for a live campaign, or would I need to create a new campaign with the correct conversion event? Thanks in advance for any advice!

Hi guys. I am targeting men and women over 25. Out of 13 leads, 10 were after 1PM. I assume most of the people over 25 work in the morning. My question is, should I change the settings of the campaign to spend more after 1pm or even 5pm? Also, most of my books came in the evening. If you think I should do something like that, what would be the best choice? A rule that turn off the campaign or increase the budget in the evening? Or just go into the campaign setting and choose there to spend more in the evening? The campaign usually spends around 5-7 EUR in the morning, and sometimes I fell it s a waste of money :)

Hi everyone! I have a problem with my new client, as you can see the metrics are not bad, not struggling to stop people and to let them click (my ads and copy only focus on the pain point, I do not work with discounts or crazy offers) My client is renovation bathrooms in to 'walk-inn showers' for mostly 65+ people who have a difficult time to step in their bathtub or shower cabine. Pain point is for example it is too high or too slippery. Now I use Instant Forms to start this campaign. I start with a question what problem do they experience ( I give them 4 options), if they are the home owner, if they are familiar with the concept. Now i got 0 leads past week (Metrics down here are from 2 weeks) In the first week I had more easy questions like: does your current bathroom have an anti-slip floor? In that week i got 15 leads but 90% did not know they filled it in and don't want to be called. How can i fix this problem? Some advice would be greatly appreciated!

We have a campaign where we have a landing page and, according to the ad manager, more leads are coming in than our CRM system is putting in our sheets. Anyone have experience with this and know how we can fix this? And what does that (2) mean besides the number of website leads?