Rebel Rabbit Reporting - July 8th-14th
Weekly Stats
Facebook Stats:
Amount Spent: $11,406.05
Clicks: 12,108
CPC: $0.94
CTR: 2.58%
Add to Carts: 2,148
Purchases: 227
Cost per purchase: $50.25
Conversion Value: $17,712.31
ROAS: 1.55X
Google Stats:
Amount Spent: $3,223.52
Impressions: 141,869
Search Impression Share: < 10%
Clicks: 1,749
Interaction Rate: 1.23%
CPC: $1.84
Conversions: 143
Cost per Conversion: $22.54
Purchase Conversion Value: $16,126.53
ROAS: 5.00X
Highlights from the Week
Google scale is progressing even with rejected ads
Specifically going against competitors and "delta" keywords are causing issues, but we have enough active ads for it to make a difference.
Meta had a much stronger week at scale compared to the start of the month
ROAS is higher, spend is slightly lower, but purchases and conversion rate is elevated.
Audience targeting
Currently going after small interest groups as well as LAL from valued tiered of our interest audiences
Content Performance
Our best performing new asset to test that isn't Wilder Hare is our River Video with no B-Roll video interspliced
Our other versions are getting single purchases here and there, but Facebook isn't allocating spend to them to indicate high performance.
Next step would be to test the B-Roll versions on their own to determine efficacy vs the original
Wilder Hare river videos are the highest performing assets
I believe going forward, having talking head videos interspliced with B-Roll lifestyle (that we can use on it's own) will be our best performing creative.
Delivery Performance
Our Purchases are pretty evenly split between Facebook and Instagram delivery
There isn't a clear outlier in terms of platform to do an individual test
We are seeing a slight decrease in our interest based performance
This can be due to general fatigue or a difference in season (midpoint of Summer)
Will explore future options
Immediate action steps
Going to test the new River videos as standalone ads to gauge efficacy
Launching Spanish only campaign as a small test
Refreshing and re-testing interest audiences that were popular in Feb/March
Refresh purchase LAL audiences for revamped mid-month launch.
