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Facebook广告推荐算法的人工智能原理

2024-12-11 07:23:37
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作为一名digital marketer, 西西莉亚一直对Facebook广告背后的运作机制非常感兴趣。

网上可以查找到很多关于Facebook广告竞价的算法的文章,却因为未被公开,很少有关于广告投放中推荐受众的算法的讨论。

西西莉亚之前做过机器学习的课题,再加上对AdTech的一些小小的心得和研究,决定自己动手丰衣足食,亲自上阵写一写Facebook广告背后的故事。?

 

这是一篇关于Facebook广告(推荐受众)算法的技术分析贴。目的在于和大家探讨一下,机器学习和人工智能在算法中的作用,揭开“黑盒”机制的神秘面纱。

西西莉亚会尽量讲的通俗一些,而且只挑选对广告投手们比较有用的部分。太细节太深度的内容,我们还是留给学术界吧。

 

1 社交网络与人工智能

首先,Cecilia觉得有必要简单的区分下“人工智能(AI)”和“机器学习(Machine Learning)”两个概念。人工智能最近火的不行,它其实是一个比较宽泛的名词,指的是所有可以用计算机模仿人类的行为并且代替人类执行人工作业。

 

机器学习是人工智能的实践和应用,具体是通过大数据来训练算法和数据模型,从而更加准确地对新的(未知)数据及指令作出预测和判断。再往下走,又会是深度学习(Deep Learning)等,作为广告投手不需要知道那么学术和专业的东西。

 

本文中西西莉亚主要用的名词“机器学习”,但是大家要知道人工智能和机器学习某些情况下其实指的是一回事。人工智能的概念其实很早就被提出来了,大家还记得经典电影《黑客帝国》吗?电影中就讲到人类和智商卓越的机器之间的斗争。

 

但是为什么近几年才大火?

因为人工智能需要依靠数据驱动,而早前的计算机是没有办法高速处理海量数据信息的。

直到硬件产业的瓶颈被突破,海量数据并行处理的CPU甚至更强大的GPU面世,AI终于可以摆脱束缚,尽情地汲取所有可以获得的信息,发展一日千里。

所以可以简单粗暴的说,没有数据,就没有人工智能。

 

那么,数据从哪里来?

除了专业的研究数据采集,对于像Facebook这样的社交网络,每天有上亿的用户自发地生成各种数据(UGC):照片、影片、语音、文字、社交互动等等。除此之外,Facebook还可以通过你的浏览器的cookie来追踪你在互联网上的一切行为。比如你浏览过哪些网站?你搜索过哪些内容?你产生过哪些购买行为?

 

在Facebook的官网中有这样一段话:

“ We use cookies to help us show ads and to make recommendations for businesses and other organizations to people who may be interested in the products, services or causes they promote.”

所以,Facebook主要是通过追踪浏览器的cookie来收集用户的数据,进而对用户的喜好和行为进行预测,选择最适合的广告呈现在用户面前

同时Facebook又用cookie来判断控制广告的投放,以及评估广告的质量。

比如确保该广告出现在同一个用户的时间线上不超过X次(impression)。再比如该用户是否与广告产生了交互行为(点击、留言、点赞、购买。。。等等)。

作为互联网时代的小尖兵,又稳坐社交网络头把交椅,Facebook拥有这个世界上最值钱的数据:全世界超过20亿的活跃用户信息。

但凡走过,必留下痕迹。

你在互联网上的一切行为都被转换成计算机可以读懂的数据,进而为之所用。

 

2 机器学习算法在广告受众推荐上的应用

Facebook ad算法是预测性算法(Predictive Algorithm)。

简单的说,机器学习的算法通过“学习”广告投放得到的反馈(历史数据),对新的广告投放效果进行预测。

机器学习算法的两大类别:回归算法(Regression)分类算法(classification)

回归算法的结果是一些连续的值,比如一元二次方程里的一条直线,任意一个横坐标的X值,都可以找到一个对应的Y值。而分类算法的输出结果并不是连续的,而更像是一段又一段的区间

举个例子?,当你问“这个用户看到广告后会不会点击购买我的产品”?

通过分析,分类算法会告诉你,“Yes”还是“No”。

但是回归算法会告诉你“只有68.59%的可能性会买,也有31.41%的可能性不会买”。

实际上,两种算法并不是完全无法不兼容彼此的。

比如你在回归算法的输出层规定区间,“低于60%的值输出No”,“不低于60%的输出值为Yes”,这样回归算法就转化为一个分类算法了

不管使用哪种算法,在广告投放领域,机器学习的核心都是通过分析audience的特性(demographics),来对TA的行为进行预测。

用户的每一个特性都是一个“自变量X”,而模型的输出值,也就是“因变量Y”。

在回归模型中,一个拟合的方程可以写为:

Y = a*X1 + b*X2 - c*X3 +d*X4。。。

其中的X1/X2/X3/X4。。。可能代表的含义是:

- 性别、

- 年龄、

- 地址、

- 是否为Engaged shopper、

- 热爱时尚、

- 喜欢小狗、

- 家里有刚出生的宝宝、

- 喜欢的颜色、

- 喜欢的音乐类型。。。

而a/b/-c/d。。。就是一些常量参数,影响每个自变量的权重,也可以理解为,对因变量Y的影响程度高低

因变量Y就代表你的广告的目标(objective)。

当你选择购买的时候,Y可能就代表这个用户是否会转化产生购买行为。当你选择的目标是“视频观看(Video View)”时,Y就代表广告推送给的这个人会不会耐心地看完你的广告。

因为Facebook广告的算法对外界仍然是非公开的,是个黑盒(Black Box)。所以两种算法其实都有可能,甚至可能是两种算法的结合。

分类算法最简单的就是“决策树(Decision Tree)”

决策树是我认为最直观的一种机器学习算法。最简单的决策树是“二元决策树”,即对每一个问题的回答只有两个答案:“Yes”或者是“No”。

比如通过训练,Facebook ads的算法发现,年龄在25~35岁、性别为“女”、爱好为“美妆和时尚”的受众最容易对你的广告产生转化。

于是在此之后,对每一个新的“潜在受众”,Facebook广告算法都会问:

- 这个人的年龄是在25到35之间吗?不是 -> PASS。是 -> 进入下一题。

- 这个人是女的吗?不是 -> PASS。是 -> 继续下一题。

- 这个人有跟”美妆时尚相关的爱好吗?“ 不是 -> PASS。是 -> 好哒!就是你了!美女,这里有个广告你要不要了解一些?

接下来,灵魂画手西西莉亚就用几张直(超)观(丑)的图来解释一下这几个算法:

 

 

而回归算法就略微复杂一些。

最简单、也是最基础的算法就是线形回归(Linear Regression)。

假设我们只有一个自变量X,表示用户的年龄。

因变量Y就是我们的广告投放的目标(Objective),比如说“购买”的可能性(概率)。

这个模型简单粗暴,通过一个用户的年龄来决定TA的购买行为。

根据广告的投放经验,我们得到一些离散的点,每个点可以被描述为(年龄,是否会购买),比如(25,Yes),(65,No), (30,Yes) 。

最后得到的曲线可能看起来像下面这张图:

 

 

为了方便,我们把“Yes”和“No”都转化为“1”和“0”。

【PS:其实这个例子不太好啦,因为因变量Y只有两个值0和1,算是比较特例。

真实生活中Y往往也是个连续的值,比如观看视频的时常,或者消费的金额。】

这个例子里,我们得到一个简单的一元一次方程。

比如算法发现,年龄越大,钱越多,购买力越强。

所以就会使劲儿把你的广告尽可能的推送给上了年纪的人。

但是在现实生活中呢,我们的Target Audience的属性才不会这么简单只有年龄一个。

想想我们之前举例说的那些X1/X2/X3/X4/X5。。。

每一个兴趣,都在某一个维度上描述了某一个受众。

比如,(“张三”,“男”,“30岁”,“单身”,“爱好撸猫”。。。)。

如果只有”年龄“一个维度,算法的拟合结果就给我们一条二维空间的”直线“。

而如果加上“性别”,我们有了2个自变量,算法就会给我们一个三维空间里的”面“。

再加上“感情状况”,我们就有了3个自变量,算法就会给我们一个四维空间里的“体”。

至于五维、六维、七维。。。就是一些无法描述的“形状”了。

每一个受众,在算法的世界里,都是一个被拆解为多维向量代表的“点”。

而机器学习,就是寻找在这浩瀚的空间中、无数个散落的点之间的联系和规律。

算法的最终结果,就是一条划过这个“多维宇宙”的、能穿起数量最多的“星星”的一条“线”。

这条“线”,就是机器学习的拟合(Fitting)结果。

 

【PS: 其实在多维空间上,这已经不是一条“线”了。大家可以想象为投影在二维的坐标轴上的一条线比较容易理解。】

当机器学习得到稳定的拟合结果后,对于每一个新的受众,算法就会通过对TA的特征进行分析,然后得到一个这个“点”距离预测的“线”之间的距离

如果距离为零,代表这个受众完美符合我们的所有条件,非常有可能转化,Facebook ads的算法就会把广告推送到他面前。

距离越远,代表这个受众越不可能转化。算法于是自动跳过他而不会投放给他广告。

Facebook广告的Learning Phase就是在不断的训练算法模型,寻找完美的拟合曲线。一旦学习结束,算法就会寻找目标受众中,距离曲线最近的点(潜在受众)。

 

3 数据!数据!!数据!!!

不管是分类算法,还是回归算法,要想让算法训练出最精准的模型,最重要的就是需要足够的数据。

a/b/-c/d。。。是这个模型中的参数,它们一开始都没有固定的值,是在算法收集到足够的数据后才会推算出来他们的数值。

当你开始推送广告之后,Facebook的算法还没有任何数据(或者是它的数据库里的有限的自有数据),它只是试探着,在你选择的target audience里面随机地推送广告。

一旦某个用户有了相应的反馈,比如给广告点赞、或者点击了购买链接,Facebook会将该用户的数据收集入你的数据库里。

如果我们只有零散的几个数据,得到的拟合结果也会比较简单,甚至会产生过拟合(overfitting)。

简单说就是很容易被一些特例的数据影响,而无法准确找到更加通用的拟合曲线。

 

 

数据越多,越容易找到这些离散的点之间的相似性,从而对新的数据进行更加准确的预测。

 

 

所以,聪明的童鞋们四不四已经恍(早)然(知)大(如)悟(此),如果我们得到的数据足够多(花的钱足够多),我们就会得到大量在多维宇宙里如群星般散落的点。

这个时候会不会有人说,你说的不是废话嘛?谁不知道广告就是要多花钱。

《奇葩说》有一期黄执中在辩论中讲到:

“真实的世界,是由一连串随机、混沌、细小的决策,以及漫长的因果链所组成的。一只蝴蝶煽动翅膀,可以在远方引起风暴。”

我想说,在广告届这个理论也是成立的。

在广告主最初选择的一个target audience之后,Facebook Ads的算法其实是随机的开始选择初始受众。

在得到一个最初的模型之后,算法会尝试着寻找和这些用户有相似特性的其他用户、并且推送相同的广告来反复确认自己的判断。

如果结果不符合预期,算法就会调整策略,比如调整某个特性的权重。

在这个调整的过程中,有可能会影响到广告主的决策。

比如你的完美受众可能是20~25岁的女生,但是你一开始并没有对年龄做任何的限制,而Facebook根据它已有的数据可能就“猜测”35~40岁的受众比较理想。

结果跑了几天,广告效果很差,没有耐心的人有可能就此打住,终止广告。

其实你再坚持一下,就可以“看到明天的太阳了”。。。啊不对。。是算法可能就找到更理想的受众了。

因为随机性,导致决策的变化,从而影响整个数字营销的效果。

数据不会说谎,但是片面的数据,会误导我们的判断能力。

接下来,西西莉亚就和大家讨论一下,如何降低这些偶然性和不确定性。

 

4 所以。。。我们应该?

说了这么多,到底要怎么做,才可以避免被一些算法的不确定性影响广告投放的效果呢?

西西莉亚在这里列几点,是我目前能想到的、也是最容易做到的、广告投手可以注意到的事项:

 

4.1 - 保证足够的budget

我们已经知道,算法的本质就是寻找数据之间的关联和共性,所以简单来讲,数据越多越好。

但是到底要多少数据才够呢?

很遗憾告诉大家,这并没有一个“定量”。

“大数据”的5V特征包括:大体量(Volume),多样性(Variety),高速度(Velocity),准确性(Veracity)、稀缺性(Value)。

但是到底多“大”才能被称为大数据,学术界并没有统一的定义。

同理,到底多少广告数据才够,也只能见仁见智了。

Facebook官方文档说,至少25~50次转化才建议优化。这应该是差不多训练算法需要的数据的最少要求了。

西西莉亚建议大家量力而行。根据自己的能力决定一个初始预算,制定相应的KPI。

如果广告投放的效果没法达到自己的预期目标,那就调整预算或者KPI。如果一直入不敷出就可以尝试停掉这个campaign,改变广告的素材或者调整受众,重新投放。

不用担心之前投放的钱打了水漂了,你之前花掉的那些钱相当于跟Facebook买了数据。

Facebook会保存数据180天,这意味着180天之内你的数据都可以被算法所用。

 

4.2 - 加快广告的投放速度

理论上来讲,同一个campaign,如果你的预算是1000刀,那么每天10刀持续投放100天和一天之内全部花掉1000刀买到的数据的数量一样。

实际上,如果算法决定了某个受众是你的广告的完美受众,决定是否投放给TA还需要由很多别的因素决定。

比如广告的Quality Score,又比如竞价(Auction)算法。

高质量的受众和数据谁都想要,当然就是出价高者得咯!

尤其是对于“购买转化”为目标的广告,本来受众的价格平均来说就很高。如果你的出价低于平均水平,Facebook只能帮你找到一些质量比较低的leads。

迟迟得不到转化,相当于就得不到有效的数据,算法就“巧妇难为无米之炊”。

再加上Facebook存储数据有时间限制,西西莉亚建议,与其每天10刀连续投放100天地“挤牙膏”,倒不如一次性地投入1000刀,得到大量优质数据。

之后再用这些买到的数据,进行“再营销(Re-targeting)“和建立“相似受众(Look Like Audience)”,理论上来讲,效果会好得多。

 

4.3 - 不要频繁地改变投放策略

很多没有耐心的童鞋,广告放出去一两天,看到没有效果就坐不住了,想立刻改素材或者改受众。

可是。。。心急吃不了臭豆腐啊喂!

我了解大家的心情,感觉每一分钟money都在不停地哗哗地往外流,heart疼的要死。

可是作为专业的广告投手,当然要有看的更长远的眼光和能力啦!

你要转化思维,想象这些钱都换成数据哗哗哗地流回到你的帐户里。╮( ̄▽ ̄"")╭

算法也是需要数据才可以训练出稳定的投放模型哪!

特别是一开始,从无到有的积累过程,算法是及其不稳定的(Facebook广告算法的Learning phase)。

要是一有波动就调整策略,很可能会“误杀”有潜力的广告,白白浪费掉一些数据。

所以广告投放也要做好“放长线钓大鱼”的心理准备,通过观察长期的数据曲线变化来做出更实际的预测和更合理的调整。

Facebook广告的算法不断地经过海量数据的洗礼,要对它的智能有信心啊。

 

4.4 - 获取尽量精准的数据

算法的训练需要数据,可是数据和数据也是不一样的哦!

最简单的例子,对于不同的投放目标(objective), 获取数据的难易程度也是不一样的。

如果只是简单的PPE,Facebook广告算法知道哪些受众最可能和广告产生互动,它自己的数据库里就有需要的数据。

但是如果是购买转化(Purchase Conversion),这些数据只能来自于你的网站。

有很多人说,就算没有任何初始数据,也可以直接投放转化广告。

在之前的文章中,西西莉亚反复提及,Facebook广告的目标是“冲动型消费者”。

所以就算不是同一个business或者产品,冲动型消费者们也会有一些共通的特质。

Facebook可以在你的target audience里找到之前有过购买经验的人,以他们的数据作为训练集。

但是Facebook并不鼓励这样做。

每一个广告和产品都(应该是)独一无二的。

如果你用别的产品的数据来训练另一个产品的推送算法,弊端就是价格贵,数据少、甚至有偏差。

当然如果您是土豪,当我没说。只要能出得起价,总是能买到足够的优质数据的。

类似的问题,还有比如是开一个“杂货铺”还是某一个精准的“niche”的网店。

越是精准的niche,在数据体量相同的条件下,流量纯度会越高,对算法的训练越有利。

比如一个“杂货铺”之前是卖牙齿美白产品,现在又开始卖钓鱼钩,两个完全不搭旮的niche。

就算之前已经有了很多的购买量,但是这些数据可能在训练“鱼钩广告”的模型中就不好使。

但是这些问题也是可以通过对数据分类克服的。

你可以在自己的数据“仓库”里,设置一个“牙齿美白购买者”的类别,和一个“钓鱼爱好者”的类别。在投放广告的时候,使用相应组别的数据就OK。

当然,也不排除不同niche的消费者之间会有相似的特性,说什么也不如真金白银跑几组广告试试。

 

5 事物的两面性

总有人说Facebook广告越来越不好做了,西西莉亚希望大家还是要努力看到好的一面啊。

虽然广告越来越贵,竞争越来越激烈,可是同时机器学习的算法也越来越智能呀

最开始的时候,Facebook的受众特征(Demoraphics)只有可怜的几个性别啊、地址什么的。看看今天,有多少个兴趣特征等着你去target!

无数的广告主在Facebook投放的广告,也在不断地帮助Facebook改进算法、筛选精准受众。这对于后入场者,也算是一种福利嘛!

再说了,西西莉亚一直以来的信念就是,做好产品更重要。好的产品是会自己说话的,广告只是帮助它把信息传达给需要的人。

所以最后正能量一波:好好做产品,好好做营销。

Keep Calm and Run The Ads!


Ending:

Facebook广告的受众推送机制是不对外公开的。

算法就像一个黑盒,你只知道你的输入(设置预算,和设置target audience),然后通过广告算法的输出(impression数/点击数/视频观看数/转化数。。。等等)来评估和调整自己的投放策略。

本文是西西莉亚结合自己的课题经验、以及搜索相关领域的论文而作出的分析。

会有一些主观的猜测和观点,主要是希望和大家一起探索这个“黑盒”内部的工作机制。

如果能给大家一些不一样的思考角度,西西莉亚也就觉得是功劳一件啦!笔芯~?

END

 

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                    100+ Instagram Stats You Need to Know in 2024
100+ Instagram Stats You Need to Know in 2024
It feels like Instagram, more than any other social media platform, is evolving at a dizzying pace. It can take a lot of work to keep up as it continues to roll out new features, updates, and algorithm changes. That‘s where the Instagram stats come in. There’s a lot of research about Instagram — everything from its users' demographics, brand adoption stats, and all the difference between micro and nano influencers. I use this data to inform my marketing strategies and benchmark my efforts. Read on to uncover more social media stats to help you get ideas and improve your Instagram posting strategy. 80+ Instagram Stats Click on a category below to jump to the stats for that category: Instagram's Growth Instagram User Demographics Brand Adoption Instagram Post Content Instagram Posting Strategy Instagram Influencer Marketing Statistics Instagram's Growth Usage 1. Instagram is expected to reach 1.44 billion users by 2025. (Statista) 2. The Instagram app currently has over 1.4 billion monthly active users. (Statista) 3. U.S. adults spend an average of 33.1 minutes per day on Instagram in 2024, a 3-minute increase from the year before. (Sprout Social) 4. Instagram ad revenue is anticipated to reach $59.61 billion in 2024. (Oberlo) 5. Instagram’s Threads has over 15 Million monthly active users. (eMarketer) 6. 53.7% of marketers plan to use Instagram reels for influencer marketing in 2024. (eMarketer) 7. 71% of marketers say Instagram is the platform they want to learn about most. (Skillademia) 8. There are an estimated 158.4 million Instagram users in the United States in 2024. (DemandSage) 9. As of January 2024, India has 362.9 million Instagram users, the largest Instagram audience in the world. (Statista) 10. As of January 2024, Instagram is the fourth most popular social media platform globally based on monthly active users. Facebook is first. YouTube and WhatsApp rank second and third. (Statista) https://youtu.be/EyHV8aZFWqg 11. Over 400 million Instagram users use the Stories feature daily. (Keyhole) 12. As of April 2024, the most-liked post on Instagram remains a carousel of Argentine footballer Lionel Messi and his teammates celebrating the 2022 FIFA World Cup win. (FIFA) 13. The fastest-growing content creator on Instagram in 2024 is influencer Danchmerk, who grew from 16k to 1.6 Million followers in 8 months. (Instagram) 14. The most-followed Instagram account as of March 2024 is professional soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo, with 672 million followers. (Forbes) 15. As of April 2024, Instagram’s own account has 627 million followers. (Instagram) Instagram User Demographics 16. Over half of the global Instagram population is 34 or younger. (Statista) 17. As of January 2024, almost 17% of global active Instagram users were men between 18 and 24. (Statista) 18. Instagram’s largest demographics are Millennials and Gen Z, comprising 61.8% of users in 2024. (MixBloom) 19. Instagram is Gen Z’s second most popular social media platform, with 75% of respondents claiming usage of the platform, after YouTube at 80%. (Later) 20. 37.74% of the world’s 5.3 billion active internet users regularly access Instagram. (Backlinko) 21. In January 2024, 55% of Instagram users in the United States were women, and 44% were men. (Statista) 22. Only 7% of Instagram users in the U.S. belong to the 13 to 17-year age group. (Statista) 23. Only 5.7% of Instagram users in the U.S. are 65+ as of 2024. (Statista) 24. Only 0.2% of Instagram users are unique to the platform. Most use Instagram alongside Facebook (80.8%), YouTube (77.4%), and TikTok (52.8%). (Sprout Social) 25. Instagram users lean slightly into higher tax brackets, with 47% claiming household income over $75,000. (Hootsuite) 26. Instagram users worldwide on Android devices spend an average of 29.7 minutes per day (14 hours 50 minutes per month) on the app. (Backlinko) 27. 73% of U.S. teens say Instagram is the best way for brands to reach them. (eMarketer) 28. 500 million+ accounts use Instagram Stories every day. (Facebook) 29. 35% of music listeners in the U.S. who follow artists on Facebook and Instagram do so to connect with other fans or feel like part of a community. (Facebook) 30. The average Instagram user spends 33 minutes a day on the app. (Oberlo) 31. 45% of people in urban areas use Instagram, while only 25% of people in rural areas use the app. (Backlinko) 32. Approximately 85% of Instagram’s user base is under the age of 45. (Statista) 33. As of January 2024, the largest age group on Instagram is 18-24 at 32%, followed by 30.6% between ages 25-34. (Statista) 34. Globally, the platform is nearly split down the middle in terms of gender, with 51.8% male and 48.2% female users. (Phyllo) 35. The numbers differ slightly in the U.S., with 56% of users aged 13+ being female and 44% male. (Backlinko) 36. As of January 2024, Instagram is most prevalent in India, with 358.55 million users, followed by the United States (158.45 million), Brazil (122.9 million), Indonesia (104.8 million), and Turkey (56.7 million). (Backlinko) 37. 49% of Instagram users are college graduates. (Hootsuite) 38. Over 1.628 Billion Instagram users are reachable via advertising. (DataReportal) 39. As of January 2024, 20.3% of people on Earth use Instagram. (DataReportal) Brand Adoption 40. Instagram is the top platform for influencer marketing, with 80.8% of marketers planning to use it in 2024. (Sprout Social) 41. 29% of marketers plan to invest the most in Instagram out of any social media platform in 2023. (Statista) 42. Regarding brand safety, 86% of marketers feel comfortable advertising on Instagram. (Upbeat Agency) 43. 24% of marketers plan to invest in Instagram, the most out of all social media platforms, in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 44. 70% of shopping enthusiasts turn to Instagram for product discovery. (Omnicore Agency) 45. Marketers saw the highest engagement rates on Instagram from any other platform in 2024. (Hootsuite) 46. 29% of marketers say Instagram is the easiest platform for working with influencers and creators. (Statista) 47. 68% of marketers reported that Instagram generates high levels of ROI. (LIKE.TG) 48. 21% of marketers reported that Instagram yielded the most significant ROI in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 49. 52% of marketers plan to increase their investment in Instagram in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 50. In 2024, 42% of marketers felt “very comfortable” advertising on Instagram, and 40% responded “somewhat comfortable.” (LIKE.TG) 51. Only 6% of marketers plan to decrease their investment in Instagram in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 52. 39% of marketers plan to leverage Instagram for the first time in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 53. 90% of people on Instagram follow at least one business. (Instagram) 54. 50% of Instagram users are more interested in a brand when they see ads for it on Instagram. (Instagram) 55. 18% of marketers believe that Instagram has the highest growth potential of all social apps in 2024. (LIKE.TG) 56. 1 in 4 marketers say Instagram provides the highest quality leads from any social media platform. (LIKE.TG) 57. Nearly a quarter of marketers (23%) say that Instagram results in the highest engagement levels for their brand compared to other platforms. (LIKE.TG) 58. 46% of marketers leverage Instagram Shops. Of the marketers who leverage Instagram Shops, 50% report high ROI. (LIKE.TG) 59. 41% of marketers leverage Instagram Live Shopping. Of the marketers who leverage Instagram Live Shopping, 51% report high ROI. (LIKE.TG) 60. Education and Health and Wellness industries experience the highest engagement rates. (Hootsuite) 61. 67% of users surveyed have “swiped up” on the links of branded Stories. (LIKE.TG) 62. 130 million Instagram accounts tap on a shopping post to learn more about products every month. (Omnicore Agency) Instagram Post Content 63. Engagement for static photos has decreased by 44% since 2019, when Reels debuted. (Later) 64. The average engagement rate for photo posts is .059%. (Social Pilot) 65. The average engagement rate for carousel posts is 1.26% (Social Pilot) 66. The average engagement rate for Reel posts is 1.23% (Social Pilot) 67. Marketers rank Instagram as the platform with the best in-app search capabilities. (LIKE.TG) 68. The most popular Instagram Reel is from Samsung and has over 1 billion views. (Lifestyle Asia) 69. Marketers rank Instagram as the platform with the most accurate algorithm, followed by Facebook. (LIKE.TG) 70. A third of marketers say Instagram offers the most significant ROI when selling products directly within the app. (LIKE.TG) 71. Instagram Reels with the highest engagement rates come from accounts with fewer than 5000 followers, with an average engagement rate of 3.79%. (Social Pilot) 72. A third of marketers say Instagram offers the best tools for selling products directly within the app. (LIKE.TG) 73. Over 100 million people watch Instagram Live every day. (Social Pilot) 74. 70% of users watch Instagram stories daily. (Social Pilot) 75. 50% of people prefer funny Instagram content, followed by creative and informative posts. (Statista) 76. Instagram Reels are the most popular post format for sharing via DMs. (Instagram) 77. 40% of Instagram users post stories daily. (Social Pilot) 78. An average image on Instagram gets 23% more engagement than one published on Facebook. (Business of Apps) 79. The most geo-tagged city in the world is Los Angeles, California, and the tagged location with the highest engagement is Coachella, California. (LIKE.TG) Instagram Posting Strategy 80. The best time to post on Instagram is between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. on weekdays. (Social Pilot) 81. Posts with a tagged location result in 79% higher engagement than posts without a tagged location. (Social Pilot) 82. 20% of users surveyed post to Instagram Stories on their business account more than once a week. (LIKE.TG) 83. 44% of users surveyed use Instagram Stories to promote products or services. (LIKE.TG) 84. One-third of the most viewed Stories come from businesses. (LIKE.TG) 85. More than 25 million businesses use Instagram to reach and engage with audiences. (Omnicore Agency) 86. 69% of U.S. marketers plan to spend most of their influencer budget on Instagram. (Omnicore Agency) 87. The industry that had the highest cooperation efficiency with Instagram influencers was healthcare, where influencer posts were 4.2x more efficient than brand posts. (Emplifi) 88. Instagram is now the most popular social platform for following brands. (Marketing Charts) Instagram Influencer Marketing Statistics 89. Instagram is the top platform for influencer marketing, with 80.8% of marketers planning to use the platform for such purposes in 2024 (Oberlo) 90. Nano-influencers (1,000 to 10,000 followers) comprise most of Instagram’s influencer population, at 65.4%. (Statista) 91. Micro-influencers (10,000 to 50,000 followers) account for 27.73% (Socially Powerful) 92. Mid-tier influencers (50,000 to 500,000 followers) account for 6.38% (Socially Powerful) 93. Nano-influencers (1,000 to 10,000 followers) have the highest engagement rate at 5.6% (EmbedSocial) 94. Mega-influencers and celebrities with more than 1 million followers account for 0.23%. (EmbedSocial) 95. 77% of Instagram influencers are women. (WPBeginner) 96. 30% of markers say that Instagram is their top channel for ROI in influencer marketing (Socially Powerful) 97. 25% of sponsored posts on Instagram are related to fashion (Socially Powerful) 98. The size of the Instagram influencer marketing industry is expected to reach $22.2 billion by 2025. (Socially Powerful) 99. On average, Instagram influencers charge $418 for a sponsored post in 2024, approximately 15.17%​​​​​​​ higher than in 2023. (Collabstr) 100. Nano-influencers charge between $10-$100 per Instagram post. (ClearVoice) 101. Celebrities and macro influencers charge anywhere from $10,000 to over $1 million for a single Instagram post in 2024. (Shopify) 102. Brands can expect to earn $4.12 of earned media value for each $1 spent on Instagram influencer marketing. (Shopify) The landscape of Instagram is vast and ever-expanding. However, understanding these key statistics will ensure your Instagram strategy is well-guided and your marketing dollars are allocated for maximum ROI. There’s more than just Instagram out there, of course. So, download the free guide below for the latest Instagram and Social Media trends.

                    130 Instagram Influencers You Need To Know About in 2022
130 Instagram Influencers You Need To Know About in 2022
In 2021, marketers that used influencer marketing said the trend resulted in the highest ROI. In fact, marketers have seen such success from influencer marketing that 86% plan to continue investing the same amount or increase their investments in the trend in 2022. But, if you’ve never used an influencer before, the task can seem daunting — who’s truly the best advocate for your brand? Here, we’ve cultivated a list of the most popular influencers in every industry — just click on one of the links below and take a look at the top influencers that can help you take your business to the next level: Top Food Influencers on Instagram Top Travel Influencers on Instagram Top Fashion Style Influencers on Instagram Top Photography Influencers on Instagram Top Lifestyle Influencers on Instagram Top Design Influencers on Instagram Top Beauty Influencers on Instagram Top Sport Fitness Influencers on Instagram Top Influencers on Instagram Top Food Influencers on Instagram Jamie Oliver (9.1M followers) ladyironchef (620k followers) Megan Gilmore (188k followers) Ashrod (104k followers) David Chang (1.7M followers) Ida Frosk (299k followers) Lindsey Silverman Love (101k followers) Nick N. (60.5k followers) Molly Tavoletti (50.1k followers) Russ Crandall (39.1k followers) Dennis the Prescott (616k followers) The Pasta Queen (1.5M followers) Thalia Ho (121k followers) Molly Yeh (810k followers) C.R Tan (59.4k followers) Michaela Vais (1.2M followers) Nicole Cogan (212k followers) Minimalist Baker (2.1M followers) Yumna Jawad (3.4M followers) Top Travel Influencers on Instagram Annette White (100k followers) Matthew Karsten (140k followers) The Points Guy (668k followers) The Blonde Abroad (520k followers) Eric Stoen (330k followers) Kate McCulley (99k followers) The Planet D (203k followers) Andrew Evans (59.9k followers) Jack Morris (2.6M followers) Lauren Bullen (2.1M followers) The Bucket List Family (2.6M followers) Fat Girls Traveling (55K followers) Tara Milk Tea (1.3M followers) Top Fashion Style Influencers on Instagram Alexa Chung (5.2M followers) Julia Berolzheimer (1.3M followers) Johnny Cirillo (719K followers) Chiara Ferragni (27.2M followers) Jenn Im (1.7M followers) Ada Oguntodu (65.1k followers) Emma Hill (826k followers) Gregory DelliCarpini Jr. (141k followers) Nicolette Mason (216k followers) Majawyh (382k followers) Garance Doré (693k followers) Ines de la Fressange (477k followers) Madelynn Furlong (202k followers) Giovanna Engelbert (1.4M followers) Mariano Di Vaio (6.8M followers) Aimee Song (6.5M followers) Danielle Bernstein (2.9M followers) Gabi Gregg (910k followers) Top Photography Influencers on Instagram Benjamin Lowy (218k followers) Michael Yamashita (1.8M followers) Stacy Kranitz (101k followers) Jimmy Chin (3.2M followers) Gueorgui Pinkhassov (161k followers) Dustin Giallanza (5.2k followers) Lindsey Childs (31.4k followers) Edith W. Young (24.9k followers) Alyssa Rose (9.6k followers) Donjay (106k followers) Jeff Rose (80.1k followers) Pei Ketron (728k followers) Paul Nicklen (7.3M followers) Jack Harries (1.3M followers) İlhan Eroğlu (852k followers) Top Lifestyle Influencers on Instagram Jannid Olsson Delér (1.2 million followers) Oliver Proudlock (691k followers) Jeremy Jacobowitz (434k followers) Jay Caesar (327k followers) Jessie Chanes (329k followers) Laura Noltemeyer (251k followers) Adorian Deck (44.9k followers) Hind Deer (547k followers) Gloria Morales (146k followers) Kennedy Cymone (1.6M followers) Sydney Leroux Dwyer (1.1M followers) Joanna Stevens Gaines (13.6M followers) Lilly Singh (11.6M followers) Rosanna Pansino (4.4M followers) Top Design Influencers on Instagram Marie Kondo (4M followers) Ashley Stark Kenner (1.2M followers) Casa Chicks (275k followers) Paulina Jamborowicz (195k followers) Kasia Będzińska (218k followers) Jenni Kayne (500k followers) Will Taylor (344k followers) Studio McGee (3.3M followers) Mandi Gubler (207k followers) Natalie Myers (51.6k followers) Grace Bonney (840k followers) Saudah Saleem (25.3k followers) Niña Williams (196k followers) Top Beauty Influencers on Instagram Michelle Phan (1.9M followers) Shaaanxo (1.3M followers) Jeffree Star (13.7M followers) Kandee Johnson (2M followers) Manny Gutierrez (4M followers) Naomi Giannopoulos (6.2M followers) Samantha Ravndahl (2.1M followers) Huda Kattan (50.5M followers) Wayne Goss (703k followers) Zoe Sugg (9.3M followers) James Charles (22.9M followers) Shayla Mitchell (2.9M followers) Top Sport Fitness Influencers on Instagram Massy Arias (2.7M followers) Eddie Hall (3.3M followers) Ty Haney (92.6k followers) Hannah Bronfman (893k followers) Kenneth Gallarzo (331k followers) Elisabeth Akinwale (113k followers) Laura Large (75k followers) Akin Akman (82.3k followers) Sjana Elise Earp (1.4M followers) Cassey Ho (2.3M followers) Kayla Itsines (14.5M followers) Jen Selter (13.4M followers) Simeon Panda (8.1M followers) Top Instagram InfluencersJamie OliverDavid ChangJack Morris and Lauren BullenThe Bucket List FamilyChiara FerragniAlexa ChungJimmy ChinJannid Olsson DelérGrace BonneyHuda KattanZoe SuggSjana Elise EarpMassy Arias 1. Jamie Oliver Jamie Oliver, a world-renowned chef and restaurateur, is Instagram famous for his approachable and delicious-looking cuisine. His page reflects a mix of food pictures, recipes, and photos of his family and personal life. His love of beautiful food and teaching others to cook is clearly evident, which must be one of the many reasons why he has nearly seven million followers. 2. David Chang Celebrity chef David Chang is best known for his world-famous restaurants and big personality. Chang was a judge on Top Chef and created his own Netflix show called Ugly Delicious, both of which elevated his popularity and likely led to his huge followership on Instagram. Most of his feed is filled with food videos that will make you drool. View this post on Instagram 3. Jack Morris and Lauren Bullen Travel bloggers Jack Morris (@jackmorris) and Lauren Bullen (@gypsea_lust)have dream jobs -- the couple travels to some of the most beautiful places around the world and documents their trips on Instagram. They have developed a unique and recognizable Instagram aesthetic that their combined 4.8 million Instagram followers love, using the same few filters and posting the most striking travel destinations. View this post on Instagram 4. The Bucket List Family The Gee family, better known as the Bucket List Family, travel around the world with their three kids and post videos and images of their trips to YouTube and Instagram. They are constantly sharing pictures and stories of their adventures in exotic places. This nomad lifestyle is enjoyed by their 2.6 million followers. View this post on Instagram 5. Chiara Ferragni Chiara Ferragni is an Italian fashion influencer who started her blog The Blonde Salad to share tips, photos, and clothing lines. Ferragni has been recognized as one of the most influential people of her generation, listed on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 and the Bloglovin’ Award Blogger of the Year. 6. Alexa Chung Model and fashion designer Alexa Chung is Instagram famous for her elegant yet charming style and photos. After her modeling career, she collaborated with many brands like Mulberry and Madewell to create her own collection, making a name for herself in the fashion world. Today, she shares artistic yet fun photos with her 5.2 million Instagram followers. 7. Jimmy Chin Jimmy Chin is an award-winning professional photographer who captures high-intensity shots of climbing expeditions and natural panoramas. He has won multiple awards for his work, and his 3.2 million Instagram followers recognize him for his talent. 8. Jannid Olsson Delér Jannid Olsson Delér is a lifestyle and fashion blogger that gathered a huge social media following for her photos of outfits, vacations, and her overall aspirational life. Her 1.2 million followers look to her for travel and fashion inspirations. 9. Grace Bonney Design*Sponge is a design blog authored by Grace Bonney, an influencer recognized by the New York Times, Forbes, and other major publications for her impact on the creative community. Her Instagram posts reflect her elegant yet approachable creative advice, and nearly a million users follow her account for her bright and charismatic feed. 10. Huda Kattan Huda Kattan took the beauty world by storm -- her Instagram began with makeup tutorials and reviews and turned into a cosmetics empire. Huda now has 1.3 million Instagram followers and a company valued at $1.2 billion. Her homepage is filled with makeup videos and snaps of her luxury lifestyle. View this post on Instagram 11. Zoe Sugg Zoe Sugg runs a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle blog and has nearly 10 million followers on Instagram. She also has an incredibly successful YouTube channel and has written best-selling books on the experience of viral bloggers. Her feed consists mostly of food, her pug, selfies, and trendy outfits. View this post on Instagram 12. Sjana Elise Earp Sjana Elise Earp is a lifestyle influencer who keeps her Instagram feed full of beautiful photos of her travels. She actively promotes yoga and healthy living to her 1.4 million followers, becoming an advocate for an exercise program called SWEAT. 13. Massy Arias Personal trainer Massy Arias is known for her fitness videos and healthy lifestyle. Her feed aims to inspire her 2.6 million followers to keep training and never give up on their health. Arias has capitalized on fitness trends on Instagram and proven to both herself and her followers that exercise can improve all areas of your life. View this post on Instagram

                    24 Stunning Instagram Themes (& How to Borrow Them for Your Own Feed)
24 Stunning Instagram Themes (& How to Borrow Them for Your Own Feed)
Nowadays, Instagram is often someone's initial contact with a brand, and nearly half of its users shop on the platform each week. If it's the entryway for half of your potential sales, don't you want your profile to look clean and inviting? Taking the time to create an engaging Instagram feed aesthetic is one of the most effective ways to persuade someone to follow your business's Instagram account or peruse your posts. You only have one chance to make a good first impression — so it's critical that you put effort into your Instagram feed. Finding the perfect place to start is tough — where do you find inspiration? What color scheme should you use? How do you organize your posts so they look like a unit? We know you enjoy learning by example, so we've compiled the answers to all of these questions in a list of stunning Instagram themes. We hope these inspire your own feed's transformation. But beware, these feeds are so desirable, you'll have a hard time choosing just one. What is an Instagram theme?An instagram theme is a visual aesthetic created by individuals and brands to achieve a cohesive look on their Instagram feeds. Instagram themes help social media managers curate different types of content into a digital motif that brings a balanced feel to the profile. Tools to Create Your Own Instagram Theme Creating a theme on your own requires a keen eye for detail. When you’re editing several posts a week that follow the same theme, you’ll want to have a design tool handy to make that workflow easier. Pre-set filters, color palettes, and graphic elements are just a few of the features these tools use, but if you have a sophisticated theme to maintain, a few of these tools include advanced features like video editing and layout previews. Here are our top five favorite tools to use when editing photos for an Instagram theme. 1. VSCO Creators look to VSCO when they want to achieve the most unique photo edits. This app is one of the top-ranked photo editing tools among photographers because it includes advanced editing features without needing to pull out all the stops in Photoshop. If you’re in a hurry and want to create an Instagram theme quickly, use one of the 200+ VSCO presets including name-brand designs by Kodak, Agfa, and Ilford. If you’ll be including video as part of your content lineup on Instagram, you can use the same presets from the images so every square of content blends seamlessly into the next no matter what format it’s in. 2. FaceTune2 FaceTune2 is a powerful photo editing app that can be downloaded on the App Store or Google Play. The free version of the app includes all the basic editing features like brightness, lighting, cropping, and filters. The pro version gives you more detailed control over retouching and background editing. For video snippets, use FaceTune Video to make detailed adjustments right from your mobile device — you’ll just need to download the app separately for that capability. If you’re starting to test whether an Instagram theme is right for your brand, FaceTune2 is an affordable tool worth trying. 3. Canva You know Canva as a user-friendly and free option to create graphics, but it can be a powerful photo editing tool to curate your Instagram theme. For more abstract themes that mix imagery with graphic art, you can add shapes, textures, and text to your images. Using the photo editor, you can import your image and adjust the levels, add filters, and apply unique effects to give each piece of content a look that’s unique to your brand. 4. Adobe Illustrator Have you ever used Adobe Illustrator to create interesting overlays and tints for images? You can do the same thing to develop your Instagram theme. Traditionally, Adobe Illustrator is the go-to tool to create vectors and logos, but this software has some pretty handy features for creating photo filters and designs. Moreover, you can layout your artboards in an Instagram-style grid to see exactly how each image will appear in your feed. 5. Photoshop Photoshop is the most well-known photo editing software, and it works especially well for creating Instagram themes. If you have the capacity to pull out all the stops and tweak every detail, Photoshop will get the job done. Not only are the editing, filter, and adjustment options virtually limitless, Photoshop is great for batch processing the same edits across several images in a matter of seconds. You’ll also optimize your workflow by using photoshop to edit the composition, alter the background, and remove any unwanted components of an image without switching to another editing software to add your filter. With Photoshop, you have complete control over your theme which means you won’t have to worry about your profile looking exactly like someone else’s. Instagram ThemesTransitionBlack and WhiteBright ColorsMinimalistOne ColorTwo ColorsPastelsOne ThemePuzzleUnique AnglesText OnlyCheckerboardBlack or White BordersSame FilterFlatlaysVintageRepetitionMix-and-match Horizontal and Vertical BordersQuotesDark ColorsRainbowDoodleTextLinesAnglesHorizontal Lines 1. Transition If you aren’t set on one specific Instagram theme, consider the transition theme. With this aesthetic, you can experiment with merging colors every couple of images. For example, you could start with a black theme and include beige accents in every image. From there, gradually introduce the next color, in this case, blue. Eventually, you’ll find that your Instagram feed will seamlessly transition between the colors you choose which keeps things interesting without straying from a cohesive look and feel. 2. Black and White A polished black and white theme is a good choice to evoke a sense of sophistication. The lack of color draws you into the photo's main subject and suggests a timeless element to your business. @Lisedesmet's black and white feed, for instance, focuses the user’s gaze on the image's subject, like the black sneakers or white balloon. 3. Bright Colors If your company's brand is meant to imply playfulness or fun, there's probably no better way than to create a feed full of bright colors. Bright colors are attention-grabbing and lighthearted, which could be ideal for attracting a younger audience. @Aww.sam's feed, for instance, showcases someone who doesn't take herself too seriously. 4. Minimalist For an artsier edge, consider taking a minimalist approach to your feed, like @emwng does. The images are inviting and slightly whimsical in their simplicity, and cultivate feelings of serenity and stability. The pup pics only add wholesomeness to this minimalist theme. Plus, minimalist feeds are less distracting by nature, so it can be easier to get a true sense of the brand from the feed alone, without clicking on individual posts. 5. One Color One of the easiest ways to pick a theme for your feed is to choose one color and stick to it — this can help steer your creative direction, and looks clean and cohesive from afar. It's particularly appealing if you choose an aesthetically pleasing and calm color, like the soft pink used in the popular hashtag #blackwomeninpink. 6. Two Colors If you're interested in creating a highly cohesive feed but don't want to stick to the one-color theme, consider trying two. Two colors can help your feed look organized and clean — plus, if you choose branded colors, it can help you create cohesion between your other social media sites the website itself. I recommend choosing two contrasting colors for a punchy look like the one shown in @Dreaming_outloud’s profile. 7. Pastels Similar to the one-color idea, it might be useful to choose one color palette for your feed, like @creativekipi's use of pastels. Pastels, in particular, often used for Easter eggs or cupcake decorations, appear childlike and cheerful. Plus, they're captivating and unexpected. 8. One Subject As evident from @mustdoflorida's feed (and username), it's possible to focus your feed on one singular object or idea — like beach-related objects and activities in Florida. If you're aiming to showcase your creativity or photography skills, it could be compelling to create a feed where each post follows one theme. 9. Puzzle Creating a puzzle out of your feed is complicated and takes some planning, but can reap big rewards in terms of uniqueness and engaging an audience. @Juniperoats’ posts, for instance, make the most sense when you look at it from the feed, rather than individual posts. It's hard not to be both impressed and enthralled by the final result, and if you post puzzle piece pictures individually, you can evoke serious curiosity from your followers. 10. Unique Angles Displaying everyday items and activities from unexpected angles is sure to draw attention to your Instagram feed. Similar to the way lines create a theme, angles use direction to create interest. Taking an image of different subjects from similar angles can unite even the most uncommon photos into a consistent theme. 11. Text Only A picture is worth a thousand words, but how many pictures is a well-designed quote worth? Confident Woman Co. breaks the rules of Instagram that say images should have a face in them to get the best engagement. Not so with this Instagram theme. The bright colors and highlighted text make this layout aesthetically pleasing both in the Instagram grid format and as a one-off post on the feed. Even within this strict text-only theme, there’s still room to break up the monotony with a type-treated font and textured background like the last image does in the middle row. 12. Checkerboard If you're not a big fan of horizontal or vertical lines, you might try a checkerboard theme. Similar to horizontal lines, this theme allows you to alternate between content and images or colors as seen in @thefemalehustlers’ feed. 13. Black or White Borders While it is a bit jarring to have black or white borders outlining every image, it definitely sets your feed apart from everyone else's. @Beautifulandyummy, for instance, uses black borders to draw attention to her images, and the finished feed looks both polished and sophisticated. This theme will likely be more successful if you're aiming to sell fashion products or want to evoke an edgier feel for your brand. 14. Same Filter If you prefer uniformity, you'll probably like this Instagram theme, which focuses on using the same filter (or set of filters) for every post. From close up, this doesn't make much difference on your images, but from afar, it definitely makes the feed appear more cohesive. @marianna_hewitt, for example, is able to make her posts of hair, drinks, and fashion seem more refined and professional, simply by using the same filter for all her posts. 15. Flatlays If your primary goal with Instagram is to showcase your products, you might want a Flatlay theme. Flatlay is an effective way to tell a story simply by arranging objects in an image a certain way and makes it easier to direct viewers' attention to a product. As seen in @thedailyedited's feed, a flatlay theme looks fresh and modern. 16. Vintage If it aligns with your brand, vintage is a creative and striking aesthetic that looks both artsy and laid-back. And, while "vintage" might sound a little bit vague, it's easy to conjure. Simply try a filter like Slumber or Aden (built into Instagram), or play around with a third-party editing tool to find a soft, hazy filter that makes your photos look like they were taken from an old polaroid camera. 17. Repetition In @girleatworld's Instagram account, you can count on one thing to remain consistent throughout her feed: she's always holding up food in her hand. This type of repetition looks clean and engaging, and as a follower, it means I always recognize one of her posts as I'm scrolling through my own feed. Consider how you might evoke similar repetition in your own posts to create a brand image all your own. 18. Mix-and-match Horizontal and Vertical Borders While this admittedly requires some planning, the resulting feed is incredibly eye-catching and unique. Simply use the Preview app and choose two different white borders, Vela and Sole, to alternate between horizontal and vertical borders. The resulting feed will look spaced out and clean. 19. Quotes If you're a writer or content creator, you might consider creating an entire feed of quotes, like @thegoodquote feed, which showcases quotes on different mediums, ranging from paperback books to Tweets. Consider typing your quotes and changing up the color of the background, or handwriting your quotes and placing them near interesting objects like flowers or a coffee mug. 20. Dark Colors @JackHarding 's nature photos are nothing short of spectacular, and he highlights their beauty by filtering with a dark overtone. To do this, consider desaturating your content and using filters with cooler colors, like greens and blues, rather than warm ones. The resulting feed looks clean, sleek, and professional. 21. Rainbow One way to introduce color into your feed? Try creating a rainbow by slowly progressing your posts through the colors of the rainbow, starting at red and ending at purple (and then, starting all over again). The resulting feed is stunning. 22. Doodle Most people on Instagram stick to photos and filters, so to stand out, you might consider adding drawings or cartoon doodles on top of (or replacing) regular photo posts. This is a good idea if you're an artist or a web designer and want to draw attention to your artistic abilities — plus, it's sure to get a smile from your followers, like these adorable doodles shown below by @josie.doodles. 23. Content Elements Similar elements in your photos can create an enticing Instagram theme. In this example by The Container Store Custom Closets, the theme uses shelves or clothes in each image to visually bring the feed together. Rather than each photo appearing as a separate room, they all combine to create a smooth layout that displays The Container Store’s products in a way that feels natural to the viewer. 24. Structural Lines Something about this Instagram feed feels different, doesn’t it? Aside from the content focusing on skyscrapers, the lines of the buildings in each image turn this layout into a unique theme. If your brand isn’t in the business of building skyscrapers, you can still implement a theme like this by looking for straight or curved lines in the photos your capture. The key to creating crisp lines from the subjects in your photos is to snap them in great lighting and find symmetry in the image wherever possible. 25. Horizontal Lines If your brand does well with aligning photography with content, you might consider organizing your posts in a thoughtful way — for instance, creating either horizontal or vertical lines, with your rows alternating between colors, text, or even subject distance. @mariahb.makeup employs this tactic, and her feed looks clean and intriguing as a result. How to Create an Instagram Theme 1. Choose a consistent color palette. One major factor of any Instagram theme is consistency. For instance, you wouldn't want to regularly change your theme from black-and-white to rainbow — this could confuse your followers and damage your brand image. Of course, a complete company rebrand might require you to shift your Instagram strategy, but for the most part, you want to stay consistent with the types of visual content you post on Instagram. For this reason, you'll need to choose a color palette to adhere to when creating an Instagram theme. Perhaps you choose to use brand colors. LIKE.TG's Instagram, for instance, primarily uses blues, oranges, and teal, three colors prominently displayed on LIKE.TG's website and products. Alternatively, maybe you choose one of the themes listed above, such as black-and-white. Whatever the case, to create an Instagram theme, it's critical you stick to a few colors throughout all of your content. 2. Use the same filter for each post, or edit each post similarly. As noted above, consistency is a critical element in any Instagram theme, so you'll want to find your favorite one or two filters and use them for each of your posts. You can use Instagram's built-in filters, or try an editing app like VSCO or Snapseed. Alternatively, if you're going for a minimalist look, you might skip filters entirely and simply use a few editing features, like contrast and exposure. Whatever you choose, though, you'll want to continue to edit each of your posts similarly to create a cohesive feed. 3. Use a visual feed planner to plan posts far in advance. It's vital that you plan your Instagram posts ahead of time for a few different reasons, including ensuring you post a good variety of content and that you post it during a good time of day. Additionally, when creating an Instagram theme, you'll need to plan posts in advance to figure out how they fit together — like puzzle pieces, your individual pieces of content need to reinforce your theme as a whole. To plan posts far in advance and visualize how they reinforce your theme, you'll want to use a visual Instagram planner like Later or Planoly. Best of all, you can use these apps to preview your feed and ensure your theme is looking the way you want it to look before you press "Publish" on any of your posts. 4. Don't lock yourself into a theme you can't enjoy for the long haul. In middle school, I often liked to change my "look" — one day I aimed for preppy, and the next I chose a more athletic look. Of course, as I got older, I began to understand what style I could stick with for the long haul and started shopping for clothes that fit my authentic style so I wasn't constantly purchasing new clothes and getting sick of them a few weeks later. Similarly, you don't want to choose an Instagram theme you can't live with for a long time. Your Instagram theme should be an accurate reflection of your brand, and if it isn't, it probably won't last. Just because rainbow colors sound interesting at the get-go doesn't mean it's a good fit for your company's social media aesthetic as a whole. When in doubt, choose a more simple theme that provides you the opportunity to get creative and experiment without straying too far off-theme. How to Use an Instagram Theme on Your Profile 1. Choose what photos you want to post before choosing your theme. When you start an Instagram theme, there are so many options to choose from. Filters, colors, styles, angles — the choices are endless. But it’s important to keep in mind that these things won’t make your theme stand out. The content is still the star of the show. If the images aren’t balanced on the feed, your theme will look like a photo dump that happens to have the same filter on it. To curate the perfect Instagram theme, choose what photos you plan to post before choosing a theme. I highly recommend laying these photos out in a nine-square grid as well so you can see how the photos blend together. 2. Don’t forget the captions. Sure, no one is going to see the captions of your Instagram photos when they’re looking at your theme in the grid-view, but they will see them when you post each photo individually. There will be times when an image you post may be of something abstract, like the corner of a building, an empty suitcase, or a pair of sunglasses. On their own, these things might not be so interesting, but a thoughtful caption that ties the image to your overall theme can help keep your followers engaged when they might otherwise check out and keep scrolling past your profile. If you’re having a bit of writer’s block, check out these 201 Instagram captions for every type of post. 3. Switch up your theme with color blocks. Earlier, we talked about choosing a theme that you can commit to for the long haul. But there’s an exception to that rule — color transitions. Some of the best themes aren’t based on a specific color at all. Rather than using the same color palette throughout the Instagram feed, you can have colors blend into one another with each photo. This way, you can include a larger variety of photos without limiting yourself to specific hues. A Cohesive Instagram Theme At Your Fingertips Instagram marketing is more than numbers. As the most visual social media platform today, what you post and how it looks directly affects engagement, followers, and how your brand shows up online. A cohesive Instagram theme can help your brand convey a value proposition, promote a product, or execute a campaign. Colors and filters make beautiful themes, but there are several additional ways to stop your followers mid-scroll with a fun, unified aesthetic. Editor's note: This post was originally published in August 2018 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.
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谷歌广告常见类型有哪些
谷歌广告常见类型有哪些
每秒钟,谷歌会有230万次的搜索,这其中的大部分搜索结果,就是广告,而这些广告费用就是由商家买单,换之而来的就是潜在客户进入商家网站而产生高相关度,高质量的转化,这个转化是指包括询盘、订单购买、应用安装、电话咨询、线下店铺到访等。本文将为您讲解常见的谷歌广告类型有哪些。 1、搜索广告Search Ads 用户搜索关键词,广告如果有相应的关键词就会被触发显示。通过设置准确的关键词列表,通过设置准确的关键词,消除否定词,尽量避免无效流量的浪费。 广告包含:标题、显示网站(通常是绿色)、广告内容描述(突出产品及服务信息)、附加信息。 2、购物广告Shopping Ads 用户搜索产品时,高相关产品对应显示;通常包括图片、标题、价格、店铺链接等产品相关信息广告。是最常见购物广告的形式。 谷歌购物广告是用来推广商家在线或本地产品,以增加流量或本地店铺的流量,并获得优质的潜在买家。 3、视频广告Video Ads 视频(Youtube)广告就是在YouTube看视频时,视频开始之前播放的广告。 由于一般YouTube广告会强迫用户观看5s广告,这段时间是给顾客留下印象的最佳时机。 视频广告非常适合推广款式新颖、功能有创意的产品。 视频内容质量、展示位置的抢占、视频内容的准确性、标题描述的优化非常关键。 4、展示广告Display Ads 谷歌将把你的广告投放到数百万的网站、应用程序和谷歌自己的系统中,并通过自适应的方式与广告发布者的网站完美融合。 Google展示广告将帮助商家找到合适的受众,同时向潜在用户主动推送广告信息。 通过细分受众定位潜在用户群,不断优化显示位置 5、应用广告Application Ads 当安卓⼿机⽤户在Google Play应⽤商店搜索并安装软件过程中,出现的Google推荐的应⽤⼴告。
亚马逊旺季营销小策略
亚马逊旺季营销小策略
通常,商业上,第4季度表示10月、11月和12月,但是对于亚马逊卖家来说,第四季度最大的销售额出现在11月、12月和1月。毫不夸张地说,在第四季度亚马逊卖家可能收获成本的三倍或四倍的销售额。随着时间的推移,旺季越发临近,留给卖家的备战时间越来越少了。那么旺季来临,亚马逊卖家该如何备战呢?比如prime day或者是黑五之类的节日,卖家需要提前做好哪些准备?有人说,需要提前三个月去测试一款产品,并在累积一定的销量和好评之后,在活动时将其推出。 和旺季购物需求一起破土而出的,是五花八门各说各话的营销套路和销售指南,眼花缭乱的卖家们无奈之下照搬照抄,却发现殚精竭虑的成果并不如意。其实备战旺季并不如卖家们想象的那么难,关键在于将有限的时间、人力、财力通过简单高效的方式进行投入。 对于旺季前的准备,小编认为可以从这几点出发着重考虑: 1.应对旺季持续大量库存的供应; 2.量大后,产品品质的把控; 3.务必关注且提升近期产品转化率的各项指标(问题中用三个月去测试一款产品,并累积一定的销量和好评,这应该就是关注产品转化率的表现,这种方法我也是认可的,但最好还能把测试时间尽可能的缩短一些); 4.提供更加优质的售后服务。 此外将会分享6个建议: No.1提高部分商品的价格 假日购物狂潮一旦来袭,低价位的商品很容易被抢购一空。在2015年的第四季度,亚马逊FBA的发货量超过10亿件。这相当于每秒售出126件商品,每分钟售出7548件商品,每小时售出452,899件商品,每天通过FBA售出近1100万件商品。因此,如果你提高部分具有非常好的可持续销售排名的商品的价格并等待时机,当低价商品售罄时你可能会收获更高的利润。 No.2密切关注最近的库存发货 当查看待处理的销售时,不仅要查看将要获得付款的所有商品,还要关注刚刚发送给FBA的商品。如果某件物品到达仓库的那一天卖光了或者销量很高,那么可能需要检查价格,如果发现价格太低,建议提高价格! No.3密切关注销量高的产品 在查看待处理订单时,如果突然发现同一商品的销售量很大,则可能还需要检查这些商品的价格,价格可能太低了。你可以关注你的竞争对手,然后根据需要重新定价。 No.6尽快将库存发送到亚马逊 如果还有尚未发送到亚马逊的产品,请立即发送!有的卖家会考虑第四季度的仓储费,但事实是,如果你希望商品在11月或12月能够正常出售,现在开始把货物运输到亚马逊仓库!此外,不要错过1月份的销售机会,不少消费者会将之前不喜欢的圣诞礼物退回,在1月购买他们真正想要的东西,再加上有些消费者还拥有亚马逊礼品卡,因此1月份也可能创造令人惊喜的业绩。甚至有的卖家反映,他们月份与12月份的销售额几乎一样好。 小编认为,旺季来临前亚马逊卖家还有一个重要且难度较大的事情要去做,那就是预判旺季订单量,准备旺季的存货。旺季备货一直都是运营过程当中一项非常重要的事情,无论你是大卖,还是小白都要特别引起重视。建议大家关注两个重要的点,一个是参考去年行业内的平均增长幅度;另一个是关注目标国今年的经济形势,从而相应作出较可行的备货计划。 在旺季的时候,店铺流量往往会有大幅度的提高,但亚马逊卖家还可能会面对新的烦恼——旺季店铺流量暴增,但转化率却没有同比增长;或是旺季店铺流量、销量“双涨”,物流服务却跟不上。那么亚马逊卖家在遇到上述的情况时又该如何应对呢?旺季流量增长,转化率却没有增长,作为卖家,首先要知晓哪些要素将会影响产品的转化率。产品的图片、产品的review、产品的价格、产品的排名、CPC广告的投放情况都会影响到转化率,建议大家按照这个排序,依次检查并筛选出问题的症结所在,而后各个击破。 另一方面,旺季物流的选择,也是非常重要的,在此给出以下几条建议: 1、旺季尽可能多做FBA,最好能100%选择FBA,尽量提前做好旺季的备货计划,采用空运+海运FBA投成相结合的方式。 2、选择有实力有背景,且旺季FBA运作经验丰富的货代公司合作,并要求走UPS的红单渠道,这样方能保证大家在旺季的物流周转速度。 虽然这样做会相应增加一些物流成本,但是如果跟旺季断货,买家投诉频出等相比,这些额外成本的支出是非常划算的,正所谓舍不得孩子,套不住狼。
亚马逊圣诞节活动什么时候开始
亚马逊圣诞节活动什么时候开始
亚马逊平台一般会举办圣诞节和其他活动,这将有助于提高商品的曝光率。许多商家对这些活动还是很感兴趣的,并想知道什么时候开始。接下来就一起来看看。亚马逊圣诞活动什么时候开始? 圣诞节是亚马逊卖家一年中最关键的销售时间之一。活动通常可以在公告中看到。每年的这个时候,卖家都会有很多机会增加销量。亚马逊卖家一年中销售的很大一部分来自圣诞节。因此,亚马逊卖家必须制定强有力的圣诞营销策略和计划,帮助卖家更好地为节日旺季做准备,从而赚取大量利润。 亚马逊用户在平台上购物时可以使用亚马逊的智能语音助手alexa来进行操作。那么需要注意什么? 合适的圣诞产品是卖家在这个阶段可以优先推荐的产品,这些产品包括装饰圣诞树产品、香水、围巾、贺卡、蜡烛、照明产品,可以说消费者在这个阶段会有自己的偏好,所以卖家在产品优化或产品广告推广中,注意选择合适礼品产品。要知道,如果产品流量大,历史数据好,要及时整理库存,及时备货,防止缺货。 当然,如果商家错误地估计自己的产品销售,那么商家就会遇到产品积压,这将影响产品的存储,所以产品库存也是现阶段卖家应该注意的问题。卖家也应该注意手机终端的优化,因为从在线销售的数据来看,通过手机终端交易的比例越来越大。 因此,优化手机终端也可以帮助商家更好地销售产品。商家应该从消费者的角度关注商家自己的产品,在图片、主题、描述中,是否足够清晰,是否影响浏览,描述不能冗长。 亚马逊圣诞活动的开始时间在上述内容已经为大家做了详细的介绍。如果商家对这些活动感兴趣,就必须提前做好准备,这样的话才可以在节日中脱颖而出,拿下好的流量。
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提高谷歌广告相关性的6大技巧
提高谷歌广告相关性的6大技巧
质量得分数据有助于确定优化措施,以提高广告相关性、着陆页体验和预期点击率。下面我们就来了解一下。 如何确保你的谷歌PPC广告系列是符合成本效益的?如何评估你的广告质量、关键字和着陆页,以降低每次转化费用并获得更好的广告排名? 答案就是获得良好的AdWords质量得分。 Google adwords是个巨大的产业,虽然adwords运行原理非常直接,但并不简单。需要花时间和金钱才能掌握,很多人没能获得收益的原因其实是没耐心去认真学习。 在付费搜索的世界里,总是有空间来改善搜索者的体验,从而提高你广告的转化率。 质量得分数据是广告商获得谷歌广告反馈的一种方式,有助于指导账户结构、关键词和广告文案的战略决策。 你的PPC广告活动的表现是否尽如人意? 谷歌如何计算质量得分 质量得分被用作PC经理的诊断工具,以更好地了解他们的Google Ads账户在哪些方面可以改进。 谷歌广告使用质量分数指标来确定PPC广告应该出现在付费搜索结果中的位置,以及广告商每次点击应该支付多少钱。 质量得分与三个主要部分有关。 广告相关性。着陆页体验。预期点击率。 原理:谷歌广告对关键词在历史广告竞价中的整体表现 (如你使用的广告关键字、目标网页是否相互关联、获得的点击率,用户体验数据等等) 做出综合评估,然后给每个关键词一个质量得分,最低分是1,最高分是10。但如果某关键词没有得到足够的展示次数或点击次数,系统会将其质量得分显示为空(在表格中显示为“—”)。 重要性:一般而言,质量得分越高,你就可以以更低的价格获得更高的广告排名,从而实现更高的ROI;反之,分数越低,CPC支付费用就越多(注意我说的是“点击”而非“转化”)。举个例子:对于关键词A,竞争对手出价$3,质量得分3,其广告评级分数为3*3=9;你出价$1,质量得分10,广告评级分数 1*10=10。因为10>9,所以,即使你的花费不到竞争对手的一半,你的实际广告位置却在他之上。 在审查关键词视图中的质量得分数据时,使用这些是监测和优化的关键组成部分。 从审查质量得分报告开始: 按比例查看结果。谷歌广告在关键词层面上显示质量得分组件列。访问历史质量得分性能数据。很容易看到你的分数是如何随时间变化的。导出你的数据。这使它更容易分析。 如何使用质量得分报告 可以在 Google Ads 中的关键字级别查看质量得分 你可以修改列视图,以查看 "质量得分 "指标,创建一个自定义视图。 保存下列以备将来使用,并快速了解质量得分的表现。 谷歌广告的质量得分列。 除了看到报告期的历史/最后已知的质量得分外,你还可以通过改变时间段来深入挖掘,看到月与月之间的情况,甚至按天划分来比较得分变化。 限时免费!OceanWeb谷歌雨果首推独立站神器,0元闪电建站,广告引流一站式营销平台》》》 谷歌广告质量得分的时间段。 有了这些详细的洞察力,你可以把注意力放在需要改进的地方。 让我们看一个例子。谷歌广告质量得分的例子 如果你在管理这个PPC账户,你现在可以清楚地看到你需要集中精力提高质量分数的地方。预期点击率。 你还可以选择日期范围,看看是否有任何有价值的历史信息。 在这个例子中,分数并没有改变。它过去(现在仍然是)"低于平均水平",是最低的评分。 由于其他质量得分因素是 "高于平均水平",这应该是关注的领域,以提高广告的性能。 让我们来看看对质量得分有贡献的三个关键组成部分,它们可以被优化以提高广告排名和降低CPC。 组成部分:广告相关性 关键词和广告文案之间的联系越紧密,关键词的相关性就越高。 通常情况下,你看到广告相关性差的原因是: 广告组没有激光聚焦在一个关键词主题上。广告从一个广告组复制到另一个广告组,而没有编辑关键词并使其与新广告组的广告文案相匹配。 拥有一个适当的账户结构将提高相关性。确保你的广告系列和广告组规模较小,并包含高度针对性的主题。 重要提示 1. 首先,确保广告文案中包含热门关键词。如果可能的话,尽量将这些内容纳入标题、正文和显示路径领域。 2. 确定广告是否符合关键词的搜索者意图。如果不符合,则应将其移至不同的或新的广告组,并采用更相关的广告文案。 组成部分:着陆页体验 如果你想把这些点击变成转化,一个好的着陆页体验是必不可少的。 着陆页应易于浏览,广告产品应在页面上清楚地显示出来。 如果页面上有表格或下载,要告诉用户在他们采取行动后会发生什么。 例如,一旦提交表格,他们将被引导到一个免费试用。或者,一旦他们点击 "下载 "按钮,一个PDF手册文件将开始下载。 就质量得分而言,我们要确保广告文案中的信息传递到着陆页的内容中。 例如,如果关键词和广告都在推广保温杯,那么广告文案中应该包括[保温杯],而保温杯产品应该是登录页上的主要产品。 这可以确保你的着陆页内容与搜索者相关并对其有用。这将有助于提高你的质量得分。 广告商也想看看移动登录页面的表现。谷歌有一个工具,将显示移动端的页面速度和移动端友好度。 根据谷歌的数据,当页面不能在三秒内加载时,超过一半的访问者离开移动网站。 导致加载时间较长的一些常见原因包括缓慢/多次重定向、页面大或服务器慢。 谷歌的工具还提供了一份可下载的报告,其中包含技术细节,可以传递给网站开发人员进行故障排除。 谷歌广告也会审查移动着陆页,因此从移动角度看着陆页的性能应该是所有广告商的考虑因素。 重要提示 3. 为了提高可用性和转化率,在着陆页上使用文案,向用户传达当他们完成一个动作时接下来会发生什么。 4. 4.使用谷歌工具或类似工具来衡量当前登陆页面的性能。检查不止一个页面,以确保结果一致。 组成部分:预期点击率 Google Ads计算出一个预期点击率,代表广告在被提供时获得点击的可能性。预期点击率不考虑广告排名或广告扩展。 预期点击率与Google Ads账户中的点击率不同。 预期点击率是根据关键词在账户中的表现以及其他广告商的账户来估计的。暂停关键词也会暂停质量分数,所以它们不会随着时间而改变。 低点击率或低于平均预期点击率的情况可能由于各种原因发生。 其中之一是广告文案与关键词没有紧密联系。例如,搜索[保温杯]的人不太可能点击一家厨房商店的品牌广告。 很多时候,即使关键词和广告文案是紧密相连的,但关键词可能是由不相关的搜索引发的。这可以在搜索词报告中通过检查触发广告的个别查询和主题而发现。 专注于添加否定关键词和调整关键词匹配类型可以提高点击率,这将提高你的质量得分。 重要提示 5. 检查低于平均预期的CTR,以确保广告与关键词分组相匹配。 6. 通过创建否定关键字和收紧匹配类型,防止不相关的搜索触发广告。 最后的想法和建议 历史质量得分数据对于识别你需要做的任何优化,以改善你的广告相关性、着陆页体验或预期点击率,都有很大的帮助。 利用它,现在就开始做出更明智的决定和更好的PPC广告吧
谷歌广告如何选择合适的出价策略
谷歌广告如何选择合适的出价策略
出价策略定义 Google广告中的出价策略是指谷歌广告系列参与广告实时竞价排名的出价管理策略,策略本身包含两个方面:您主要是想达成何种目标,您愿意为了达成这个目标选择何种出价条件。您可以使用不同的自动出价方法来实现不同的广告系列目标。 出价策略分类 Google Ads 针对不同类型的广告系列提供了几种出价策略。您可以根据自己的广告系列所定位的广告网络,以及您关注的目标(点击次数、展示次数、转化次数等)来确定最适合自己的策略。下面一一为大家介绍7种不同的出价策略类型: 01 每次点击费用人工出价 目标:对不同的关键字设置不同出价,更方便的控制预算 特点:1、可以针对整个广告组设置一个每次点击费用的最高出价 2、也可以为各个关键字设置单独的出价 适用情况:该出价方式需要人工管理出价,需要付出大量的时间,而且不一定能及时发现哪些关键词、哪些时段、哪些地理位置适合投放,出价的优化效率较低,所以一般小编是不建议使用该出价策略。国内外的线上广告都在向智能化发展,一定是有其依据的,需要咱们与时俱进哦~ 除了每次点击费用人工出价外,其他的出价策略都是一种自动出价,也是接下来给大家要介绍的。与每次点击费用人工出价不同,自动出价无需为具体的广告组或关键字人工更新出价。Google Ads 会根据广告获得点击或转化的可能性来为广告自动设置出价。 02 争取更多点击次数 目标:增加网站访问次数。作用是在预算范围内争取尽可能多的点击次数。 特点:可以设置出价上限,以防系统为您设置超过此金额的出价。 适用情况:适合新户搜索广告前期积累数据阶段的出价策略方式。所以如果你是刚开始做谷歌广告,新网站新账户没有流量基础的情况下,想要有更多的流量进来,或者是预算水平较低,转化数据积累较少的情况下,可以选择这个出价方式。 03 目标每次转化费用 目标:按照目标每次转化费用获得更多转化,该出价将每次转化费用控制在您设定的目标水平的前提下,帮助您争取尽可能多的转化。部分转化的费用可能会高于或低于您的目标值。 特点:侧重于转化目标的获取,且对单次获取转化可以设置一个值,让系统按照这个要求去跑量。 适用情况:这个出价方式更适合于有一定转化次数的账户使用,即不同于选择更多点击次数的新户,这个出价策略,更适用于积累了一定转化次数的老户。使用这个出价方式,系统会根据你给出的目标每次转化费用来尽可能帮你促成转化,建议是账户至少在过去30天内有30次以上转化的情况下进行使用,您可以根据账户历史每次转化费用*1.2 倍来进行出价。同时,广告系列的预算最好能在目标每次转化费用的10倍以上; 04 尽可能提高转化次数 目标:致力于在已经预设好的预算水平范围内,争取尽可能多的转化。 特点:该出价策略会尽量用尽您的平均每日预算,同时可以结合设置一个目标每次转化费用最高限价; 适用情况:您希望获取更多的转化次数,成本稍微高一些也能接受。 限时免费!OceanWeb谷歌雨果首推独立站神器,0元闪电建站,广告引流一站式营销平台》》》 05 尽可能提高转化价值 目的:会在不超出指定预算的前提下,尽可能提高广告系列的总转化价值。 特点:追求的不再是转化次数的增长,而是转化带来的价值的提升。 适用情况:这个出价方式跟尽可能提高转化次数有异曲同工之妙,都是为了促成更好的转化,但用这个出价之前,需要去进行设置转化对应的价值,这样系统才好助你跑出更好的效果。 06 目标广告支出回报率ROAS 目的:实现既定的广告支出回报率 (ROAS) 水平。 特点:自动优化不同转化目标的转化占比,实现设置的广告支出回报率,部分转化的回报率可能会高于或低于您的目标值。 公式:销售额/广告支出x100%=目标广告支出回报率 举个例子:比如说你的目标是想通过投入一块钱的广告费就可以获得一笔4块钱的订单,那么你的目标广告支出回报率就是设置为400%,计算如下:4 元销售额 ÷ 1 元广告支出 x 100% = 400% 的目标广告支出回报率 Google Ads 系统就会自动设置每次点击费用的最高出价,以在努力达到 400% 这一目标广告支出回报率的同时,最大限度地提高你的转化价值。 适用情况: 1、不同转化目标对应的价值各不相同,并且希望在目标广告支出回报率中获得尽可能多的转化价值,例如常见的谷歌购物广告系列; 2、若要使用“目标广告支出回报率”出价策略,单个广告系列最好在过去 30 天内应至少获得 15 次转化,最好是30次以上; 07 目标展示次数份额 目标:提高展示机会,这种出价策略可以在绝对页首、页首或 Google 搜索结果页的任何位置展示您的广告; 适用范围:如果你想要广告有百分之多少是展示在谷歌绝对页首、页首还是 Google 搜索结果页的任何位置,想要快速占领市场份额,比如说推爆品或者推品牌曝光量,像圣诞季产品或者某些季节性的爆品(如夏天的充气游泳池),那你就可以考虑选用此种出价方式进行设置。 除了以上出价策略之外,谷歌广告还有目标每千次展示费用出价(CPM)、每次观看费用出价(CPV)等出价策略,需要了解具体分类的可以科学上网打开详细介绍查看了解: https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2472725?hl=zh-Hans 出价策略选择 在选择出价策略之前,我们一定要明确好广告投放对应的业务目标,谷歌广告系列目标需要与企业的业务目标一致,而出价策略则是为这些目标服务。企业的业务目标反映在网站上应该是精准可追踪的用户行为,例如点击购买、点击提交表单、点击订阅等等。大体上,企业出海业务方式有B2B和B2C两种,常用的出价策略如下:: B2C企业: 增加利润:尽可能提高转化价值和目标广告支出回报率,行为是用户购买 提高销售额:尽可能提高转化次数和目标每次转化费用,行为是用户询咨购买 提升品牌认知度:目标展示次数份额,行为是看到广告或点击广告 B2C的业务目标更侧重销售额和支出回报率,在选择出价策略的时候,可以往“目标每次转化费用”、“尽可能提高转化次数”、“尽可能提高转化价值” “目标广告指出回报率”方面靠拢。 B2B企业: 增加网站访问人数:尽可能争取更多点击次数,行为是访问广告着陆页; 挖掘潜在客户:吸引用户注意点击广告,留住用户,行为是用户留资询盘; B2B的业务目标更侧重留咨询盘的获取,因为无法像B2C那样短期内成单,一般会选择“争取更多点击”、“目标每次转化费用出价”、“尽可能争取更多转化次数” 出价策略。 补充小tips:对于大部分广告形式而言,一般前期都会选择侧重点击的争取更多点击次数出价,这个阶段系统的任务是积累数据进行学习,之后则可以根据目标来转变其它出价策略;当然也有一些广告形式(比如UAC广告),只能选择目标每次转化费用出价策略冷启动,别无它选。 调整小技巧 读到这里,相信您对谷歌广告的出价策略也有了一定的了解。在这里,小编告诉大家一个投放下来的小技巧: 当一个账户关键字、市场等数据表现都很好,之前转化也比较稳定,但是突然之间转化波动较大的情况下,您不妨可以试试更换出价策略,待稳定运行一段时间,转化又有下降的时候,再更换一次出价策略。 举个例子:小编之前有账户原本使用的是“目标每次转化费用出价”出价策略,一开始成效很稳定,后来突然开始成效下滑,排除账户其他设置都无问题,就调整为了“争取更多点击次数”出价策略,之后账户的转化有了明显的提高。 我们当时讨论分析发现,也许当账户一直跟着转化目标去跑量的过程中,会逐渐产生一定的偏离,就像靠着某个惯性在行驶的汽车,走着走着可能路线就歪了,因此转化成效会有些下滑,当出现这个现象时,我们就可以手动把这个偏离了轨道的投放进行归位设置,调整为“争取更多点击次数”重新积累转化数据,给系统学习纠正路线。
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