Post by account_disabled on Dec 7, 2023 8:47:04 GMT
For example: Want to retarget, find only people who comment. Want to retarget, find only people who share. Want to retarget and find people who also comment and get conversions? Example of use Suppose we create a post and we want this post to get a lot of comments. We might retarget it to an Audience that has commented on us before or we might create a Lookalike from an Audience that has commented before.
In addition, Facebook Analytics can also look at user Whatsapp Number List actions as funnels. For example, we want to know the behavior of people who have commented to see if they took the action that we gave them. Suppose I want to know how many people who comment go to the website after commenting, and how many people add to cart and end up making a purchase after going to the website. From the picture, you can see that 90% of people who commented and went to the website disappeared, with only 10% after commenting and going to the website.
But at the same time, after going to the website and adding to cart, there is up to 30% and ending with a purchase of 17%. From this case, I will conclude that there are very few people who comment and actually go to purchase, and there is almost no difference between commenting and purchasing. They're related. But getting people to visit the website is important. Therefore, I will adjust my strategy by getting more people to visit the website, not comments.
In addition, Facebook Analytics can also look at user Whatsapp Number List actions as funnels. For example, we want to know the behavior of people who have commented to see if they took the action that we gave them. Suppose I want to know how many people who comment go to the website after commenting, and how many people add to cart and end up making a purchase after going to the website. From the picture, you can see that 90% of people who commented and went to the website disappeared, with only 10% after commenting and going to the website.
But at the same time, after going to the website and adding to cart, there is up to 30% and ending with a purchase of 17%. From this case, I will conclude that there are very few people who comment and actually go to purchase, and there is almost no difference between commenting and purchasing. They're related. But getting people to visit the website is important. Therefore, I will adjust my strategy by getting more people to visit the website, not comments.