🚀 Spotify Growth Machine Course: geni.us/SpotifyGrowthMachine 🏆 Hire us to run your ads: geni.us/ForbidMedia 💿 The best Spotify playlist service: geni.us/PartneredProjects 🌍 Best website / store / funnels for music artists: geni.us/MusicFunnels (get your 14-day FREE trial!) 👥 Fan Growth Machine: geni.us/FanGrowthMachine 🎬 RU-vid Growth Machine: geni.us/RU-vidGrowthMachine 🧑💻 Consultations: geni.us/GSConsulting 📰Join the FREE Music Marketing Monday newsletter here: geni.us/GSNewsletter ⌨ Chat in the community (FREE): geni.us/GSCommunity 🎤 Modern Music Marketing Podcast: geni.us/MMMPodcast ►► Get 15% off Melodist music distribution with code ANDREW15 here: geni.us/Melodist
Hey Andrew, I really need your advice. I noticed, that my Hypeddit link as well as Feature FM link show the following message for Instagram users by clicking on the Spotify link on my landing page: "The website you are visiting is trying to open an external app. Do you want to continue?" I can't remember if it was always so, could you please help me solve it? This message shows only when clicking on Spotify; other links, like Apple, RU-vid, etc., don't show any messages, they just go directly to the website.
If you're not able to see your pixel in the menu at 7:32, it's because you need to approve it in events manager first. There will be an alert on the front page of events manager that says 'custom events can't be used with ads features'. You will need to review and approve the conversion event before it appears in the conversion event menu.
Can someone help me please? I was good until the ad set page where you have to select the smart link click under the conversion event category, Mine does not show up there. But I did the pixel and all correctly. Why is mine not showing up to select? thanks so much
NEED HELP! I can’t connect the pixel between the Event Manager and the Ad Setup itself, the only pixel available to choose isn’t any of the (multiple) pixels I’ve set up and as far as I can tell, the pixel isn’t even connected to the account I’m using
I’m having this same issue. I tested the Pixel with Hypeddit and it worked, the visit and the click were both recorded, but yeah….my only option in the Pixel drop down is a generic “My Pixel” that isn’t the “WilsBach Music Pixel” I set up and tested earlier. Can’t get past that step.
Hey Andrew! i am an artist from Asia(India) and ive been following your videos for a while and i absolutely love it.. its the best channel for learning marketing for independent artists.. but ive noticed that you always tell us to avoid asian countries cause they dont work but if so then whats the hack for Asian artists? should we also add European countries and the USA? even if the song is in Foreign language(Hindi).. Please enlighten. looking forward to your feedback brother
Thank you very much. I'm a bit confused about the accounts. I have a personal Facebook and Instagram account, but there isn't an account for the band yet. Should I create an account for the band through my personal account and use it for Meta Ads Manager, or should I create a completely new account for the band and use that account for creating ads?
Hey Andrew would love to see your set up for campaigns in genres that don’t have any targetable artists. It would be interesting to see your targeting methods
@@6lackhart i make the same sorta thing along the lines of joji. i’ve managed to do alright targeting broad artists and subjects like post malone and just straight up indie music. don’t know if that may help you at all but postie seems to work for anything in the melodic trap sound
@@NoLivingWitness oh for sure. facebook eventually just needs to update their targetable subjects. every genre has this issue pretty much unless you make super generic music or are trying to copy or be heavily inspired by a popular artist that’s listed
You can skip Conversion API if its giving you trouble. Most landing page services don't even support it currently, as far as I know only Hypeddit and Smart Noise do. It's a helpful tool but CAPI def isn't a deal breaker, just captures an additional 10% or so conversions. To set it up though go to events manager, settings, then generate an access token to paste in your smart link.
man locating that pixel id DOES NOT go like that.. took me quite a while to figure it out.. not very computer savvy and i feel yopu flew threw that..aftyer that i stayed semi lost
Having the same problem as well. I don't have a pixel show up where he copied his from meta events manager. Does anyone know what needs to be connected beforehand to have the pixel automatically show up like that?
The main problem people have is when a Spotify link is clicked, if the user doesn't have a premium Spotify account then they get a random (sponsored) song instead of there own. Is there anyway of combating this?
About time somebody speaks about this. Everytime you use ads. You are helping mainstream artists... Go make a video about it. Il watch it. And share it.
When you set up the campaign, make sure in the ad set in the audience targeting section that you choose spotify as the primary interest, and make the genres and artists similar to your music the Secondary interests. If the primary targets are people that have clearly demonstrated an affinity for spotify, it's more likely that they will be premium users. Also, I've come to realize through a lot of trial and error that the only safe (ish) way to ensure against bots and click farms is to only target tier 1 countries and nothing else. It's more expensive, but the engagement you get from tier 2 countries is low quality to the point of being basically useless. That may not be true for everyone, but the only real engagement I have gotten is from USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Holland, Australia and a couple others
What if you create a playlist and promote a track from your playlist so that when a user clicks, they have options to listen to your other song? Can this help?
@@AdaAchoMusic do you mean create a playlist that only contains music from your own catalog? Or a playlist that features a track or 2 of yours, but then is populated by bigger bands in your genre? I would say, in my limited experience, that making both will be beneficial for different reasons. But, using it as the conversion end spot for a paid campaign, I can't say. I've heard of people doing this, and it makes sense to me (especially a playlist that only contains your own catalog), but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use it as the final destination for a conversion campaign. Maybe give it a try and let us know? 😁
FB traffic seems to be overall lower quality than IG. So when you're new and your pixel doesn't have data to train it to look for the right people, sometimes the FB traffic 'corrupts' the campaign in my experience. So I always have people start with IG placements only and then after a few hundred conversions start testing out FB as well if it makes sense for their demographic.
In my experience, advertising on Facebook directly only attracts assholes who hate on your music no matter what. Last time I ran ads on FB, I was getting good feedback on Instagram, but on Facebook it was all a bunch of old people commenting stuff like "is this really considered music?" and stuff like that. Closed minded people hang out on Facebook. Instagram is where all the younger more open minded people are.
I set campaign exactly based on this video today. I dont have even one click..what i am doing wrong ? this is my 5th attempt and results are just horrible. is it important that im from poland?
Hey Andrew absolutely love your videos! I have a question, if you're around! Is the goal over time to run to your ads to ONE particular ad-set/audience across multiple campaigns, or is it ok to promote to MORE THAN ONE ad-set/audience across multiple campaigns? For example, I've been running a "playlist" campaign for my discography to audience #1 while simultaneously running a separate "song-link" campaign to audience #2. Both audiences are performing well, but would you recommend to just start targeting the better-performing audience for both campaigns? Thanks so much!!
I would keep what works best for each campaign. Meaning, if its the same audience thats best for each then use that for each, but if its a different audience for each then do that. There isn't a problem running multiple campaigns to the same audience, as long as its at least a few million people. But you also don't HAVE to do it either.
Hey guys, is there anyone among you who has followed Andrew's tutorials and obtained tangible results? But above all he converted 1,000,000 streams into Dollars / Euros / Pounds? Do you have names of bands, artists on Spotify?
There are a lot of options out now. Hypeddit, FeatureFM, Smart Noise, SubmitHub Links, ToneDen, Hyperfollow, ArtistHub, LinkFire etc... If you want a free one to start with, check out SubmitHub Links.
Nice one Andrew, you said beginners should only use IG placements and avoid Facebook at the start, what were/are the things that could or go wrong with running Facebook placements?
Thank you for the quality content Andrew. I was just wondering what you meant by doing it in stages so you don't get banned by fb when spliting your similar artist audiences? Did you mean publishing them at different times? Thank you so much.
@@yeilnoungchucks He doesn't respond to comments, so I am asking you! Did he really recommend ONLY using IG as a target and not FB???? I don't use IG, so why would I want to advertise there? Thanks!
Hey Andrew, really nice video. Appreciate you and your content. I only have one question. In your video you didn’t talk about the attribution settings in the adset. How should I set up this section for a Spotify campaign. What would be your recommendation on this to get the best results from the campaign ?
I was trying to solve my problem with that video but I dont know whats wrong! I created a pixel already and I got it linked to the hypeddit landing page, my Facebook page is connected to it and verified too. testing events works as well. but whenever I try to set up the ad campaign in the step where I set the ad campaign and choose "website" it wants me to create a pixel, but I already have one!? i can't find the problem :( for you the pixel got automatically suggested but for me it seems like there is none. I dont know how to solve or continue ... do you have any idea or is there anyone else out here with the same problem? pls help
With Spotify not paying most artists with their first 1000 streams per year in 2024, how much extra should you budget for to get those streams quicker?
As much as you can reasonably afford. I’m about to run this method in tandem with playlisting to try and get the most bang for my buck. I’ll let you know what happens.
Great Video, I'm having trouble with the Video getting rejected by FB. It doesn't even give an option to upload the video from My Computer. What is the format/ File Size /type needed?
Thanks! Not 100% sure whats happening, you have to make these campaigns from a computer. You can't make this from a phone. Generally the format is MP4, 1080x1920 vertical format, 15-25 seconds long.
@@AndrewSouthworth Thanks I was able to figure it out I have 2 test ads running now. I just started over following along with your video and it worked. Thanks
I've gotten my test events working and can see link click, but when in the ad set and conversion event hypeddit link click is not appearing, any ideas?
Is it possible to do this process without using a pixel? I have everything set up to this point except that I am unable to create a pixel in Facebook, and there is nothing there when I follow the directions at 3:29 when I click on Data Sources. I am also not able to create a new data source. It gives me an error about needing a business manager account, but I am unable to create one of those.
Honestly... If I had 5k to pay you to just delete all of my social media garbage off my phone and get a ton of streams I would... Problem is... I'm broke... 😅 Like one bad car part away from eating recalled ramen for a month broke 😂
can you recommend someone that I can just hire to do this for me? Some people just don't have the patience nor concentration to do this AND make music and would rather just pay someone.
@@AndrewSouthworth I'll definitely check it out. Right now im focusing my money on promoting live event gigs (weddings, corporate events, etc), but I like the idea of advertising on fb instead of playlist push.
@AndrewSouthworth, now when you go to "setup" your data sources on your fb ads account, fb asks what data source you are connecting and gives you 5 options!? web, app, offline, crm and messaging. Which one would e choose if we are simply setting up our hypeddit pixel???
Thanks Andrew, I have a technical question. When I create a set with multiple ads showing different parts of the song, FB only pushes one of those. Like >99% of impressions are on this one ad. I ended up disabling the ad it was using, forcing it to switch, and the Cost per result dropped a lot. But it still immediately focused one one ad, leaving the rest unused. Is there a reason for this, or a way to force it to test all the ads equally? I don't want to disable one that is working well, but I might be missing out on one that could work even better.
It allows you to collect more data and make your numbers on meta more accurate. Highly recommend using it if it’s available to you, but by no means is it required to have great results.
Hey Andrew, I've been a fan of your videos for awhile. I have a question though... When you talk about spotify policies and paying for bottled streams goes against their policies...doesn't paying to be on playlists go against their policies too? That's what iv'e read on spotify and they warn against it. Is this a grey area or is it black and white? I'm just confused on what's legal and what's not? I would appreciate your feedback! Nate
I think Ads Manager has updated again recently and removed the 'smart link click' option. I can only see 'smart link visit' as a conversion event :( Anyone else have this problem?
@@AndrewSouthworththis is super helpful! I am starting to set up my SECOND ad like this and wondering - do I use the same Facebook Pixel and events as the first - or am I creating a unique pixel for each campaign?
hey, in my first campaign i accidentally optimized for hypeddit link visits instead of clicks, now that I'm trying to re-do it only visits shows up as on option, am i doing something wrong?
Hi Andrew, would it be possible to convert directly using the direct link to the Spotify song? You know, many people, even young people, when they arrive on the landing page don't know what to do and close everything, or they only listen to the preview of the song 😅
What's your opinion if NONE of the artists you want to put in Interests for targeting show up? None of the artists in my niche genre come up. Not even some of the bigger names.
You just have to work with what you have. It doesn't have to be a perfect match. For example almost no emo rap artists show up, but Post Malone, MGK etc are close enough even though they don't sound the same at all. Also there are no targets for gospel / christian music, but you can target christian movies and job titles and artists that are adjacent. You can also try genres, stacking genres, hobbies and other things that might make sense. Its all about trial and error and getting as close as you can.
@AndrewSouthworth Good idea. Yeah no artists that I'd like to target to are available ex: $uicideboy$, ghostemane others. IG should make it so you could target ads to certain accouns or hashtags that people follow.
Yo Andrew, followed your instructions verbatim and everything going smoothly until @7:30 .. Under Pixel, I choose 'My Pixel' (My Pixel ID appears in the drop-down menu), but then, under Conversion Event, I don't see the 'Hypeddit Smart Link Click' option. In that drop-down menu I see 'Inactive Events' as the header in bold, followed by some built-in options, 'Add to wishlist', 'Contact', etc.
If you haven't triggered your pixel event on Hypeddit yet you won't have the event in your account yet. Install your pixel on Hypeddit, then put it in test events in events manager and make sure its firing. Then wait about 30 minutes, refresh events manager and look for 'verify events', click that and verify the Hypeddit events. Now you should see your events available in ads manager.
Thanks Andrew.. So I've finally published my ad :) The only thing I couldn't do is split the audiences to target fans of artists/bands individually as you demonstrated @14:00 . After I duplicate the 'target artists' ad set, and remove specific artists/bands, it applies those changes across the board. The layout looks a little different now.. Under Audience, you have to click 'Edit', to get to the 'additional interests', then it opens in a new window
Thank you for this in depth video. Just to be clear, these types of advertising attempts will not get flagged by Distrokid as artificial streaming correct? I recently got a strike and Distrokid kept reiterating that 100% of marketing companies use bots, which is very inaccurate if the marketing company is using Facebook/Google/Spotify Ads. I'm hoping that this was just worded incorrectly by them and that these types of ads are indeed allowed. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Still don't trust it. I've seen it ruin several campaigns by expanding people's age ranges without their knowledge, and ending up with nearly 100% 65+ age people converting, and then subsequently not streaming their music at all. For email / purchase campaigns i've had it work, but for Spotify / streaming campaigns i'd avoid it for now!
to see an effective campaign the way you do for others to get a million streams, how much per month do you suggest i put in on the ads, 1000 a month? 2000 a month?
It really depends on the performance. You can spend $500 on a song and have it hit 1 million streams over a couple years. Or you could spend $10k and have a song never hit 1 million. I think $500-$1k per month is a solid budget if you're doing this yourself. Spend less on bad performing songs, spend more on high performing songs.
My question is whether or not you are making back $10 a day in streaming from these ads. Or, what are you making back on a $10 spend? I can understand this running at a loss, but I would hate to pay $300 a month to make $30. (That example is an exaggeration, but I am honestly curious)
Absolutely zero chance of that, you're 100% operating at a loss on these. The money isn't in the streams. Spotify pays and average of $0.004 cents/stream, and thats before the new shenanigans they're changing to next year. The idea is to consider this 'cost of marketing' and leverage the ads to collect fan contact info so you can get them to come to your shows and buy stuff from you- like merch, or the course that everyone who's half decent at this stuff eventually ends up selling (sorry Andrew). On the upside, now you have a lot of good data on who's listening and where, so if you DO go on tour you can have some idea of where to try to get booked, and be able to retarget people who have engaged with your ads so you cans ell tickets, and email people who have followed you. I say it all the time- Spotify is an amplifier, not an ATM.
Depends on the value you place on "engagement," since it is an engagement campaign rather than a sales campaign. The "return" in ROI doesn't always necessarily have to mean money.
Help please. It keeps asking me to create a meta pixel but now when I do, it is stuck in a permanent loading screen after creating the meta pixel. Is it supposed to take this long?
What ever I do option "When you are charged" is locked to "Impression". As long that stays there I'm not convinced about any conversion campaign to really work. You skip that option too. How come? How to change "When you are charged" option?
You're basically always billed by impression. The cost per conversion is just the math of how much it costs to generate that number of conversions, but Meta charges you by how many impressions they serve of your ad. So you can just leave that setting as-is, that's how its supposed to be and how it's always been.
Thank you Andrew for all the advice and expertise. I’m thinking that most of your subscribers aren’t trust fund babies and that we are unsigned, DIY artists, have day jobs and that’s where our promotional dollars are coming from. I would love to hear comments from other subscribers and hear how they manage to find the time to create “good” music, release it every 4-6 weeks, maintain several social media accounts, post everyday or several times a day and run Facebook ads. I’ve managed to release 10 singles within a year, with roughly 51,000 Spotify streams total (small potatoes but I appreciate the 2300 followers who stream my music). I’ve been watching your videos and learning a lot. It can be challenging navigating through the 684 videos on your channel so I stick to the most recent. Anyhoo, I look forward making my first Facebook conversion ad. Thanks.
Well one solution I found is to let go perfectionism, just record, mix quite quickly and let it go. Often it than catches a vibe that is around and that you would lose working on it for too long. That's just my opinion ...
@@PEERSEEMANN "Well one solution I found is to let go perfectionism, just record, mix quite quickly and let it go" so fucking real, have recently learned to just let it go and keep it moving and since then I've made so much more progress its insane. Way easier than it sounds for us neurotic types, but you just have to make the leap as uncomfrotable as it is.
If you don't see it it likely means you haven't triggered the event with your pixel yet. You need to install it on the Hypeddit page, trigger it a couple times by converting on the landing page (make sure to do this in Chrome with all cookie blockers disabled), then it will show up about 30 minutes later.
Hey Andrew, great video! Would love to see other methods of running conversion ads not relying on pixels, as I understand 3rd party cookies are slowly being scrapped
Yeah 1st party cookies are one, another is conversion API which uses server-side tracking. Meta also has some crazy cookie-less tracking technology and some advanced modeling algorithms that I won't pretend to understand.
How long at the start of a campaign should you let FB try and figure out the audience before you start editing and changing things based on the cost per conversion?
If you're already testing at least 3 video ads, I start with audiences. Every 2-3 days, don't tweak more often than that. Then after a week or so if that isn't making enough of an impact I go make new ads, starting with the best performing audiences thus far. If that still doesn't improve, its probably just the song. You can keep testing to infinity but at some point it makes sense to pull back and save budget for a future better performing song.
@@AndrewSouthworth if you could make a video how to address expensive and limited markets due to language restrictions, as we face it in Europe. I made one campaign targeting spanish speaking listeners internationally and it‘s a so much easier game than to promote a german song 🤷
@@AndrewSouthworthSoo what should changes should we make to the audiences , wouldn’t it be different for each genre? Could u go more in depth about that, really need the help!!
Ciao, have to start with saying that I love your content. Its really SO helpful!!! Tho I have a question. I am following a few upcoming artist who does Popmusic, Maroon 5, Avicii kind of music & they have NO fans or followers at all to start with. But one week after their first release they are managing to get like 40k plus streams on their song👏💪Good job really! But when i ask them they say that they basically manage to acchive this just by running facebook ads on Instagram & Tiktok... & Thats how you do it IF you are targeting your potential audience correctly. BUT how do you do that. I have seen like every singel video with you but I would still love to have more of an in depth view of it haha For example the way of running ADS as for guesst & music producer from (I think it was Austria, Jand something I think hes name was) does, like starting the first day with 150 dollers on like 4 different ads & then decreasing the amount of ads & just continuing with the one that is working & efter a few days of that you will have found "your audiance" Sorry for long text but just wanted to try to explain as much as possible!!! Thanks a lot & all the best from sweden :)
The problem I’m running into is Facebook seems to prioritize sending out some ads over others, and it’s difficult to see which ones are performing best. Anyone else running into this and any work arounds? Other than creating separate campaigns for each ad set with separate budgets
Most of the time, this is actually what you want. They put the money where it's most likely to give you the best results based on real world data. Meta knows a lot more than we do so they can optimize budget between ad sets better than we can. They don't always get it perfectly right though, and soemtiems they may not fully test certain audiences (especially if the size of these audiences differs dramatically, or if the countries are different). So in those situations you can turn off campaign budget optimization or use the budget limits feature inside the ad sets to put min / max spends on ad sets.
So far it seems like Advantage+ Audience is worse than original audience options. Every person i've seen use it, myself included, it performed worse than the original audience options version. Haven't done a proper A/B test but with this info i'd avoid it for now.
Please what about the learning phase There’s an option that talks about click through. Is it better to choose 1 day click through or 1 week click through?
Awesome video thanks for teaching us. Question tho. You went too fast at the 11:40 mark and I didn’t see what you have clicked ON. There’s a “music” option that’s automatically clicked ON for the optimize section. It has a random song listed underneath and says, we’ll select a song to accompany your ad based on its content. Should we leave this ON? I don’t really want anything to play but MY music that’s in the video.
Hey man, thanks for all the info. I'm confused about why I set it to track hypeddit if the link that I'm using in the ad is directly to Spotify. Did I do something wrong? I don't think it's tracking the correct link clicks.
The Hypeddit link is the link you use in your ad, you don't want to use the Spotify link directly in your ad because you can't track it. Since you setup tracking for Hypeddit, and use it in your ad, this is how the campaign knows when conversions occur.
Typically I upload videos so I can test variations without having to have those posts exist on a page. Some people like to use existing posts for the social proof benefits, but this weekend there was a massive problem on Instagram where 'likes from ads' are no longer being shown on existing posts.
Hey Andrew! Thank you for a great and concise video again! Very helpful! I have 2 questions that I suspect might interest others as well (apologies if youve already covered these somewhere) 1) have you seen big performance differences in ”engagement” vs ”sales” - campaigns? Specifically for music promotion ofc. 2) what is in your opinion a successful campaign in terms of cost per conversion (taking into account gdpr and less accurate tracking) Thankful for any insight, and thanks again for your helpful content! ☺️👌🏻
Hey! For 1 - I use the engagement method and i've found the sales method to be more expensive, likely because its looking for people who have a history of buying stuff. 2. I consider $0.20-$0.30 a great campaign, $0.30-$0.40 a good campaign, and under $0.20 an incredible campaign. All relative of course though, you should largely focus to compete against yourself and get better over time.
Have you changed your mind about Advantage plus audience since its release. and i also just noticed they added a section called engaged view attribution, any thoughts on this as well or a new video for it? Thanks Andrew!
Not a fan of either one still. I've found Advantage Plus Audience just gives you bogus conversions that don't translate to Spotify. They end up ignoring your targeting and everyone that converts ends up being 65+ with interests unrelated to your style of music. Same for engaged view attribution. This is a way for Facebook to take more credit than they deserve. If someone engages with the ad but doesn't click on it, I don't want them claiming credit for the conversion if their ads didn't drive them their in the first place.
Thanks for asking this question! Has anyone figured out how to opt out of engaged view attribution? I can't seem to find out how to turn it off or opt out :/
Introduction to the Guide (00:00) Setting Up the Landing Page (00:33) Installing the Pixel and Setting Up Conversion Events (00:48) Creating the Campaign (03:04) Choosing and Setting Up the Audience (03:19) Setting Up the Ads (05:51) Making the Campaign More Advanced (06:05) Testing and Optimizing the Setup (09:15) Final Steps and Additional Resources (13:59)
I would run these as a separate campaign using a separate landing page link. This is so you can track the results separately, and if anything goes horribly wrong its isolated from the main campaign with the safer countries.
hey andrew! do you have any insights/details on how facebook/meta determines the "Spotify (Streaming)" interest in audience targets? I am afraid this might simply narrow the potential target audience down to a very specific group of facebook users that interacted with spotify/facebook apps and gave something like oauth for some spotify app.
Thanks for this clear guide! However, I’ve experienced when clicking on a Spotify-targeted ad, that it tries to open Spotify within the Instagram environment asking for my Spotify login and password. Which I obviously don’t know by heart. So I swipe the ad away. This seems very bad for conversion. How do you deal with that?
Yeah! Things are always changing but fortunately the changes are subtle most months. Right now this is exactly what I do in my ad account, I can't think of anything big that changed since this video went live.
So what happens to all of the views and engagements I've racked up after I stop the ad? Does it all just go away and I lose all the likes/shares/comments?? Seems like there should be an option to pause the ad but keep the progress you've made on your reel permanently on your page. After all, I paid for it.
You can choose existing posts instead of uploading an ad if you want. That way all the engagement goes onto visible posts on your page. The downside is often you want to test a bunch of ad creatives, and you wouldn’t necessarily want all of those on your page. Or maybe they’re not posted yet at the time the ad campaign goes live.
Kind of, but not necessarily. When you make a campaign in ads manager you can either upload an ad or choose a post on your page. But it's still running as a conversion campaign through ads manager and not as a simple boosted post. I think i'll add this to my video list to film though because a lot of people have been asking about this recently.
This is not a Full Guide. Alot of us do not have a Pixel ID show up. If we are doing this for music promo with no prior use of this then how would we connect a data source if we have no experience with the web, app, offline, crm, or messaging options & are new? How do we proceed? I'm not a business owner right now, I'm just an artist.
Most of the time people already have an ad account with a dataset / pixel already created and connected automatically. It's actually pretty rare that people don't have both of these. You'll want to go to events manager and click the green plus button to create a pixel. You want web data, then you can follow the prompts to finish creating it.
@@AndrewSouthworth Okay, a web link to what the hypeddit landing page, the spotify track itself? It hasn't let me choose any option but the app one for whatever reason. Does it matter at all or will any link related to my music work. P.S. check your comment thread further, there are quite a few people who have this issue that posted months ago. Thanks for replying.
I've never seen people have issues with this actually. You can just use your music in the ads and they won't copyright claim it, or at least i've never had this happen so I wouldn't expect it would happen to you.
Super helpful video! But why don't you recommend putting your ads on Facebook placements for your first campaign and only Instagram? Why does it ruin everything for some people, and why is this only the case for a first campaign? Thanks!
Hi man, I've Always followed you for creating my conversions Ads with great results! But with my latest Song, following the same steps in this video, using same pixel, toneden and method I can't make It works. During the First phase i spend Money without any conversion, 0 or 1 conversion for 5/6 dollars. I stop that everytime cause clearly something Is going wrong. Maybe the pixel doesn't work? I don't know, i can't find a way
I have had a campaign going now that seems to work quite well. It is running for 6 USD per day. I am only targeting high paying countries you showed in an earlier video. I would think its mostly Tier 1 countries. My average conversion cost in November so far is 0.17 USD on this campaign. Would you consider that good? Because I am thinking of throwing more money towards it maybe in January (when black friday and holiday stuff are over). Thank you for your videos, they are massively helpful. So glad I found your channel! Take care. :)
