There
are many marketers that can find it impossible to create a profitable email
list, so they switched to social media as a marketing tool. In the same way,
certain brands still find emails more suitable for their objectives as a brand
and do not heavily rely on social media marketing. What all brands have to
realize is that using both email and social media can be a bigger driver of
success for your business.
1. Determine the ad unit best
suited for your particular goals.
There
are plenty of ways to drive engagement through Facebook
ads, so you must pick the right ad unit for your intended audience and your objectives.
You can post a link and drive people to your website, so they can fill up a
detailed sign-up sheet. You can also post an image or a carousel of images
containing your website link or contact information, and encourage people to
give you their email address. You can even post special offers that people can
claim if they leave their contact details.
2. Provide context for the user
by having a solid ad.
Once
you know who you’re talking to, then it should follow that you address them in
a way that will compel them to share their email address with you. This means
that your ad must offer some form of incentive for the user. Will they get
learnings? Will they get a discount or a coupon? These are a few things that
can encourage users to click and get typing.
3. Personalize the ads to ensure
higher engagement.
Ensure
that the ad is appropriately created—from picking visually attractive images
and engaging copy. Get on the same page as your audience, and deliver them ads
that align with their aesthetics, language, and priorities in life. When done
with a reliable automated system, this can help you meet your objectives.
Sources:
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Comprehensive Facebook Ads Checklist to Increase Email Acquisition, Social Times,
July 27, 2016
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