I’ve recently changed the way I make my newsfeed ads for my Teespring campaigns. Previously I used to follow this method. After finding out on the Aff Playbook forums that a lot of successful affiliates were doing things differently I decided to switch things up and noticed a considerable jump in CTR.
By considerable I mean almost 40-80%+ CTR! campaigns I usually get 3-4% CTR on I was now getting 6-8%. This means lower costs per view and ultimately gives my campaigns more chance of hitting positive ROI.
The new method is more simpler and should take you less time to create. It looks like the below.
This was created by simply publishing a post on my Facebook page instead of creating it via the power editor. Just follow the steps below.
Just use the first image if you want to copy the red border template for your Teespring advertising campaigns. It should be the exact size I use for mine.
Once posted, you should now be able to select the post from power editor making sure you’ve selected the page you’ve published the post in.
Like I’ve said before, I’ve noticed a MASSIVE increased in CTR levels with this type of advertising. I’m not exactly sure why but there are a few things that might have influenced it.
1. It’s visible to everyone: The method I used before was making what’s known as a ‘dark post’. It’s a post that’s NOT visible on the page but is visible to those that are in the selected audience you’re advertising to. I used to do this because it’d stop copy cats from getting to my campaigns and ripping them before I’ve fully capitalized on them.
The new method is visible to everyone! So it would naturally have a higher organic reach as people can share this with others by simply copy and pasting the link. I do this a lot personally.
2. The Image is much bigger: The image is much larger hence has a better chance of catching the audiences attention.
I’m sure there are many other contributors then this but this is all I can think of for now. Try it out! It’ll give you a much better chance of success with Teespring and Facebook.
Note: You are VERY open to competition now that your ideas are open to the world to see. There are a lot of smart teespring marketers that continuously scan popular pages for new ideas and use your ideas almost exactly or as inspiration for there designs. To counter this, I’d suggest having 5-10 different pages you use for teespring. Even more if you’re big on Teespring marketing. I personally have 20-30 different FaceBook Pages.
Good luck!
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Hey Mateen, I was wondering is it possible to add the link to the image, so that when someone clicks the image they get taken to my Tee springs page?
Yes and no.
When you paste the link in the status bar, it should start searching for an image. You can replace this image with your own but the size will remain your average ‘newsfeed ad’ size. Personally I’ve tried both and found this way works way better. So have a few other big Teespring affiliates on Aff Playbook so I decided to stick to this method.
doing 10 of these posts today! Thanks Manteen
Nice, No worries!
Hey Manteen,
Thanks for all the useful information. I am going to launch my first campaign today, hope it goes well!
Good luck Gary!
Hey Mateen
With this method and promoting via PPE, the CTR is good but I think fb is counting that as clicks for like comments and shares etc. and it certainly gets engagment on your ad. Just wondering though that the CTR on the actual teespring link isn’t as high so wondering if you think clicks to website is better? Also how can you monitor how many website clicks and views you have had on your teespring page to determine a conversion rate. Thanks as ever man
Matt
I’ve tried both and in terms of sales, they both are pretty similar. Split test yourself and see how you go.
You can go to analytics.teespring.com and it will give you the data you require.
Hello mateen,
If you have for example one facebook page for the teespring campaign,how much campaigns are you running on the fanpage?
Regards,
Unlimited.
I have launched over 1,000 campaigns on the same FB Page. People don’t really care about the FB page, it’s engagement etc. If they like the product, they will click the link and buy.