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Thanks for the information. Targetting audience and gathered them under one roof is a challenging task. But it is where the success lies too. Unlike orthodox marketing tools and techniques, this also falls under the same roof. However, while going through our marketing campaign, we find out some steps to follow:

Before creating the product, we need to identify which is our niche. Our target customer based on demographics (age, sex, income, location, etc.). And thus, the product found its ultimate look. And then it's customer engagement time. We need to run ads on various social platforms. The ads were

1: Creating different types of ads.
2: Identity, which adds are attracted by the customers more.
3: Boost them.

While running the add, identify your ideal CPL based on your budget and try to maintain your target. There are some technicalities in running ads. You need to identify them.

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My money saving tips would be -
Make sure you are using match types correctly - there aren't many situations when you would use pure broad match, for example.
Check search term reports to see if you are matching to any irrelevant search terms and add those as negative keywords.
If you want to cut costs further, exclude locations, days of the week, and/or audience that are performing below goal.

Thank you for the post! Very helpful

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Grood1996 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2017 3:52 pm The easiest way to look at it is volume or traffic. Anyone can make money from advertising if you can get the kind of traffic necessary to make them pay. If you can get 1,000's of visitors per day (no easy feat) some of those people are going to click on the ads and some are even going to buy.

Great ideas..really appreciate your thoughts.

If you have less then $1000 are ads even worth it?

That's really amazing. Great post.

Well, I am saving ads amount by commenting on forums

I hope this is a good strategy too.

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Thanks All.

Well, first things first: Offer value. Do you have a great idea that fills a need in the market? Great. Now you need to get noticed. Marketing, marketing, marketing. Getting noticed is one of the core tenents for success for any crowdfunding campaign.

The crux of not paying for attention is to invest your time into forming relationships that you can activate later down the line. This ranges in every realm from your core audience to journalists to influential bloggers to friends and more.

What you're required to do now is to push forward in finding where these people are hanging out, reading, responding, commenting, talking - and putting yourself out there with your own opinions. Be the value-add in any way that you can be.

That's just the tip of the iceberg in how you can spend your time getting attention. You can also do this with potential backers - find a forum where they're discussing your niche and start answering questions. People will take notice and you'll quickly gain a following online.

Hi lowkey, That is really Amazing

Interesting.