Here is some feedback:
CTRs are very low, as Heidi predicted they would be and as mcrlif pointed out in the comment made on the previous Facebook Flyers Pro post. The landing page of our initial Facebook Flyer Pro ad was the home page of the Wicked Uncle site targeting about 1,729,020 men who are single, in a relationship, or engaged in the United Kingdom (called Wide in the table below).
I thought I’d experiment with different types of Flyers in order to improve the CTR and then setup a few Facebook Flyers for specific products linked directly to the product page (Called Deep in the table below). I then targeted those Flyers to small groups of users whose interests matched or were similar to the product advertised in the Flyer. The Maximum CPC was set at the same rate for both Wide and Deep Facebook Flyers.
I analysed the stats available to Facebook Flyer Pro advertisers and Google Analytics and thought you might find the following interesting:
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Facebook Flyers Pro
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Wide
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Deep
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Clicks
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11
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72
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Pages/Visit
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6.82
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2.54
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CTR (%)
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0.04
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0.155
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Average CPC ($)
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0.17
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0.15
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Avg. Time on Site
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16:21
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1:65
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Bounce Rate (%)
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36.36
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58.33
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What does this tell you?











You can learn more about the movement 
Nothing too surprising here.
Wide = more general interest (lower bounce rate, higher pages/visit), wider net, less targeted.
Deep = more specific, either the user likes it or not.
For me, the deep stats would be more relevant / useful if you gave us the conversion rates...
That said, the 2.54 p/v could be "product page > order page > thank y_ _" - read: only .54 of the "thank you" :)
Posted by thescott on 2007/10/30