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But there are some such a priori assumptions behind every thing you say, and I would just like to deepen them. And the first one, which I think can be answered quite quickly, is: You started from the fact that you need to achieve at least - clicks. So I was immediately triggered by, as young people say, the word "necessary". And my question is: are you sure?
I mean, if, for example, I know that I won't achieve it with America Cell Phone Number List my budget, which I more or less anticipate, is this actually the That if I don't achieve that much, then it's just too bad, I throw up my hands and do nothing, or do I just assume that if I don't achieve that much, I'll give up anyway? MM: No, I think it's definitely worth releasing, worth testing.

And in fact, maybe "need" is too strong a word. It needs to be in the optimal format, ideally, if possible. And if we have a smaller budget, it is definitely not worth giving up the campaign, but, as I mentioned earlier, launch it as precisely as possible and not divide the budget between many different campaigns. So, by all means accumulate these clicks in one campaign, because this will actually give us the most reliable data. So, to answer this question: you don't have to. AJ: Wonderful. And the second thread that I wanted to raise, because there is probably a certain logic behind it that you follow, but just in case, I prefer it to be heard a second time and our listeners/viewers will definitely understand what you meant.
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