Small Demo Saturation questions

[Hav3n]

Ok I am hitting up a several small demos of 30-40k

Really trying to scale up and i am running into some things i have questions about...


Besides the obvious decline in ROI or CTR what indicators should i be looking for to know if i have 'exhausted' the demographic?

What are some ways to 'revive' the demographic once I start to see those indicators.

Ones that come time mind are:

- Pause campaign for a couple of days?
- And make more creatives (no brainer)

Now i know all of this is highly subjective on the demo and the offer i am just asking for tips on how to know when i am saturated and how to revive the demo.

Thanks guys!

 

[Hav3n]

Well it is nice to see that there are no more ideas out there....

Or at least people aren't sharing

 

[wiredniko]

I am a newbie so I might be wrong...but I am going with personal experience here.

Lets say Facebook ads, there are some ads that I have seen for about two months now. Am I going to click them? No. Two things have probably happened, either I clicked the ad already. Or I was never interested.

So update your ads and the traffic will come.

 

[zany zoroaster]

You can modify the offer - include a 2 for 1, add a free booklet to everyone who buys. Also, create special deals that have to do with holidays or events - a back to school special, or a 1st of the month sale that lasts for only 24 hours. Start selling products that go together with the product you've been selling. So if you've been selling locomotive kits for hobbyists, start selling signalling systems, kits for assembling houses/landscapes etc.