I know this question comes up a lot so I thought I'd show a screen shot of one of our accounts for today. I hear people all the time talk about laser focused niche stuff to get high ctr's. We're targetting 22 million United State females and getting 7 cent clicks. Now if you can't make that work on most offers I'd say you're doing something wrong 
It's all about optimizing your ads....
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...7cent-feed.png
A lot of you experienced guys know how this works. This is for the newer people to show you what to aim for. Test, Test, Test!
I'm curious...what advantage is there to combining both newsfeed and right column ads together into one campaign? Have you already split-tested the two?
6% CTR on such a broad audience? Nice. Is that a legit ad or are you using a play-button or sth similiar?
Reason for using the same ad in sidebar + newsfeed?
No conversion pixel? But with 1k ad spend I guess it's somehow converting for you 
i am fairly new to Facebook ads and have a 0.02 campaign running now (just got a $5k account).
I started out in Optimized CPM - should I switch to bid per click?
i noticed your stats showed recommended 0.03 to 0.05 and your running at 0.07
Does anybody know how they get the 0.01€ clicks on facebook like here? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater
- broad audience in the millions
- good, but not extraordinary newsfeed ctr
- expensive country (germany)
Older men in Germany (50+) can still get you 1c clicks. Converting them is another story.