3 Tips for a More Effective Twitter Ad Campaign

Tip #2 Have More Than One Ad Type

Varying your ads between the different types offered by Twitter [Text copy + URL or a Twitter Card] is the best way to manipulate their algorithm in your favor.  

It's a best practice on most paid advertising platforms to have several ads per campaign (at least 3 ads for each campaign). This is because, by creating multiple ads, you give the Twitter algorithm more options to choose from when it goes to place your ad.

This will also help you test what works best and improve your ads accordingly. Twitter recognizes which ads are performing the best and will place those ads over the others, but you can personally view the analytics of each ad and make changes as well. Like everything in Inbound Marketing, you want to keep your eyes on what's working and what's not. Take the elements that are performing well and adapt those to ads that need improvement. 

Tip #3: Keep Your Ads Updated and Monitor The Analytics

Along with this, you should keep your ads fresh by tweaking the content or swapping in a new photo in order to avoid ad fatigue and be able to test new calls-to-action that your audience will best respond to. 

By updating your ads with new copy and images, you will have better data to gather on which advertisements are getting the most clicks and interactions.

It is important to review your analytics, after as little as 3-5 days of running your campaign,

 Take note of which ads received the most impressions to clicks, retweets, and favorites. This will allow you to tailor your next set of ads to these previous high performing ones and make your next campaign even more successful.  

Conclusion

Paid advertising is a constant game of almost trial and error. If you have the budget, keep at it until you’ve found your  niche and a message that truly resonates with your buyer personas. By starting with these tips in mind, hopefully, you’ll be able to reach your goals more quickly and get your brands message to the right viewers.