Help Needed: Reducing CPA Without Losing Volume on YouTube Ads
Hello team,
I would appreciate some advice regarding our YouTube ads campaign.
Please see the details below:
  • Campaign Spend: Close to $19,000 in the last seven days.
  • Current CPA: $25 per lead.
  • Target CPA: $15 per lead.
  • Breakeven CPA: $25 per lead.
Campaign Duration: Running for three weeks, recently gaining momentum.
  • Initial Spend: $500 to $1,000 per day.
  • Recent Spend: Increased volume and head spend in the last week.
Actions Taken:
  • On Thursday, decreased the target CPA from $25 to $22.Objective: Avoid throttling the entire volume, while reducing CPA gradually to $15.
  • On Friday, despite the budget decrease, the campaign still spent 100% of the budget.
  • The campaign is currently showing "limited by budget".
  • Backend CPA on Friday was $25.
Question:
  • Should I wait 2-3 days before decreasing my CPA by another $3 to $4?
  • Is it advisable to bring the CPA directly down to $15?
  • Alternatively, should I decrease the CPA by $3 to $4 now and wait for it to optimize, considering I made changes in the last two days?
Thanks in advance for your input!
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Abhi Agarwala
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Help Needed: Reducing CPA Without Losing Volume on YouTube Ads
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