videos can get a high CTR, but a "professional" video like above does not. Also getting a high CTR of people clicking to view the video does not mean getting a high number of clicks to your landing page. For branding purposes the video ad block is good, for direct response marketing purposes... the best videos I've done have about matched a good image ad... and they're thousands of times more work to produce.
Sure that video will cost a marketing agency a ton to cost, and it will have the same kind of effectiveness you'd expect from a widespread "commercial" ad. Even the OP's screenshot of his system indicates the CTR is low lol. A more accurate title would be "How to waste a lot of money by running a video that costs a ton of money to make but didn't make its creator much money either".
Plus... I'm pretty sure nobody here owns Boom Beach (and if you own SuperCell, definitely get in touch with me) -- so you aren't going to be running a mobile app install ad block on FB linking to that app. You could put in the pure Google Play store link but then you'd just be giving supercell free installs and they wouldn't know who was giving it to them. Good luck ripping and repurposing the video for your own similar game too... although I guess you could just rip a 1080p version of supercell's ads for their games and then put in some work in Adobe Premiere or Final Cut to edit out the parts that brand it as Boom Beach
videos can get a high CTR, but a "professional" video like above does not. Also getting a high CTR of people clicking to view the video does not mean getting a high number of clicks to your landing page. For branding purposes the video ad block is good, for direct response marketing purposes... the best videos I've done have about matched a good image ad... and they're thousands of times more work to produce.
Sure that video will cost a marketing agency a ton to cost, and it will have the same kind of effectiveness you'd expect from a widespread "commercial" ad. Even the OP's screenshot of his system indicates the CTR is low lol. A more accurate title would be "How to waste a lot of money by running a video that costs a ton of money to make but didn't make its creator much money either".
Plus... I'm pretty sure nobody here owns Boom Beach (and if you own SuperCell, definitely get in touch with me) -- so you aren't going to be running a mobile app install ad block on FB linking to that app. You could put in the pure Google Play store link but then you'd just be giving supercell free installs and they wouldn't know who was giving it to them. Good luck ripping and repurposing the video for your own similar game too... although I guess you could just rip a 1080p version of supercell's ads for their games and then put in some work in Adobe Premiere or Final Cut to edit out the parts that brand it as Boom Beach
A bit of a thread hijack here, but have you tested the same videos you made on FB on Youtube?
A bit of a thread hijack here, but have you tested the same videos you made on FB on Youtube?
I haven't, Youtube and Video in general isn't my thing although I hear it does wonders for other people and specific niches. I almost feel like an intrinsic important part of video is that it has to be brief, cool, and shareable enough that it has a chance of being shared around to all a person's friends. Hidden camera pickup videos or weird workout tips etc have the potential to... but boom beach probably has much less of a chance.
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