2. AGENDA
1 WHY RUN FACEBOOK ADS?
2 UNDERSTANDING FACEBOOK AD OBJECTIVES
3 THE NEW RULES OF TARGETING
4 CREATING YOUR AD & CHOOSING YOUR AUDIENCE
5 LEAD RESPONSE & CONVERSION
6 FACEBOOK AD EXAMPLES
5. WHY RUN FACEBOOK ADS?
1 Create Awareness
2 Increase Your Database
3 Generate Leads
4 Repeat and Referral Business
6. WHAT YOU NEED
Facebook Business Page
Small Budget for Testing
Lead Follow-Up Process
Patience
7. FACEBOOK BEHAVIOR
Facebook Ads are often called passive
or interest-based ads. This means that
Facebook ads need to pique a passive
user’s interest. You can’t get away with
focusing on solely on sales—it simply
won’t get most people’s attention.
30. FACEBOOK DATA BREACH
In 2018, after lawsuits from housing groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union
and the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA), Facebook reached a settlement to
make changes that will prevent landlords, employers, lenders, real estate
professionals and others from discriminating against these protected classes.
Facebook has since announced HOUSING as a new ad category and policies
specifically geared towards advertisers in housing, removing certain discriminatory
targeting options.
31. DISABLED TARGETING FOR HOUSING
Age
Geo-Targeting
Gender
Income
Net Worth
Newlyweds
Empty Nesters
Engaged
Divorced
New Baby
Lookalike Audiences
Saved Audiences
Homeowners
Renters
Likely to Move
First Time Homebuyer
32. AVAILABLE TARGETING FOR HOUSING
Zillow, Trulia, Redfin,
REALTOR.com
Mortgage Loans, Mortgage
Calculator
First-Time Homebuyer Grant
House Hunting
Starter Home
73. SUMMARY
1 GET CLEAR ON YOUR AD OBJECTIVE
2 LEVERAGE INTERESTS
3 CREATE CUSTOM AUDIENCES & RE-TARGET
4 HAVE A LEAD FOLLOW-UP PROCESS
5 LEVERAGE TECHNOLOGY TO HELP