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Desktop vs. Mobile
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Desktop vs. Mobile Key Insights
Advertising on Facebook
Mobile advertising is growing at an unprecedented rate as people are abandoning the desktop Mobile ads were launched on Facebook in 2012 and currently account for 84% of Facebook's
version of Facebook in favor of accessing the site by smartphones. Facebooks recent Q2 2016 total advertising revenue1
earnings announcement noted that mobile ads currently account for 81% of the organizations
revenue. Mobile-forward thinking is paramount. In this guide, we discuss recent changes in Of the 1.71 billion Facebook monthly active users, 92% of them (1.57 million) are mobile users
the advertising landscape, and compare desktop and mobile advantages.
Mobile active daily users number 1.03 billion on average, an increase of 22% year-over-year
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According to Facebook Reports Second Quarter 2016 Results
Since going public in 2012, Facebook has developed a robust mobile advertising Cross device conversions over time Mobile Ad Revenue Desktop Ad Revenue
platform. Mobile ads have played a key role in Facebooks Q2 2016 results beating
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projections for both earnings and revenue, with mobile advertising accounting for 84%
of Facebooks advertising revenue and 81% of total revenue.
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Mobile ads have grown explosively for Facebook, contributing to more than 90%
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Facebooks mobile advertising services have been widely successful especially since
the platform receives 1.03 billion daily mobile users on average. The development 2000
and speed with which mobile ads have become the largest source of revenue for
the company is astounding. This is precisely why mobile-forward thinking is critical
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in todays rapidly changing environment on social media. Mobile commerce is thriving
as consumers are increasingly on their smartphones.
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What are the advantages and disadvantages for businesses that wish to excel with 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 2015 2016 2016
social ads in the competition between desktop vs. mobile?
Source: Facebook
Better for longer or rich content (videos, HTML5, Flash etc.) Ideal for links with microsites and landing pages
In B2B ideal for lead-generation that requires filling out the forms on the landing page Helpful for a clear Call-To-Action (CTA) that can grab attention on any screen size
Driving website traffic and conversions Driving website traffic and conversions
Use Custom Audiences and target the people that have already visited your website, e-mail subscribers, One common mistake brands make is neglecting to optimize campaign images for mobile displays,
and your contacts through their customer journey: leading to cut-off and unwieldy graphics. Make sure your campaign visuals are mobile-friendly.
Target leads, prospects, and clients with relevant messaging Its also essential to have a responsive website and landing page if you go mobile. Forms that need
to be filled should be easily clickable on any screen size or ideally prefilled by offering users a social
People have a longer attention span than on mobiles, so its important to test a lot of images log-in via Facebook, Twitter or other profiles.
Target your Fans - they are cheaper and have a nearly 3x better Click Through Rate (CTR)
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Lookalike audiences in Facebook gathers a similar target audience to help you target people who are similar to your current customers for Fan acquisition, site registration, off-Facebook purchases, coupon claims and brand awareness.
Facebook analyzes your Custom Audience list and creates a new segment that is optimized based on either similarity or reach.
Identify the best-performing organic posts (by high reach and engagement) in real-time, and promote Publish videos natively (they have better reach and engagement than videos leading outside
them quickly to maximize your reach the platform e.g. posting a YouTube video to Facebook)
Promote posts that are strategically important such as those featuring your latest campaign or product Videos render better on mobile devices than on desktops
If video content is being used, have a clear CTA at the end to direct users to the desired place Ensure that the video does not require a lot of data
Desktop vs. Mobile Cross device conversions over time Mobile Click Mobile View
50%
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Facebook for Business
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Native Advertising and Organic Reach
Remarket the visitors of the website or visitors that did not complete a purchase Responsive design is essential
Desktop is more suitable, as it ensures users are more likely to catch the ad in their feeds since Creating a mobile app can be beneficial; get customer feedback to see whether theyd prefer the app
it occupies more space
Use mobile advertising IDs - Android, Apple, Facebook App
Target your fanbase, provide special deals and not only discounts
Connect it with your your offline activities by targeting the users that are nearby your shop
Pay attention to the frequency of retargeting to minimize the times a person sees the same ad
Target your fans, website audience and newsletter audience, cross-testing Target ads to people close to your location and offer them something extra
effectiveness across multiple ad sets for additional value
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Facebook for Business Carousel Ad Performance
Image: Facebook for Business
Is your app available on Facebook? Use desktop ads to drive valuable traffic Use mobile targeting and leverage Audience Network targeting, which posts your ad in other
3rd party apps, to reach the broadest audience beyond Facebook. Ads in the Audience Network
Use bright and catchy images to grab attention use the same imagery you use for your Facebook Ads, so theres no need for new creative.
Videos are great - learn how to succeed here Segment your audience and test many different ads
Make the ad relevant to the interests of those being targeted e.g. a fitness app Cross-test the video auto-play and click-to-play formats
for fitness buffs
Use the carousel format
Incentivize users to install the app by promoting a special offer e.g. if 1 order is made through the app,
the user will receive a 50% discount
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Facebook for Business and the Audience Network
People have a longer attention span than on mobiles, so its important to test a lot of images Be sure to target your Fans
Use a newsletter tab for your Page (dont worry - this can be done almost pain-free with tools
Mobile
like TabFoundry)
Do not send users away from Facebook to complete the newsletter subscription by redirecting them
to another website - use a Facebook native-app on your Page to capture emails for subscriptions
Use extremely clear images - faces work great!
Target Lookalike audiences of your Fans and your newsletter subscribers
Keep texts short and catchy
Mobile
This is difficult to achieve, and so it requires the landing page to be responsive and ideally prefilled
The good news is that, that Facebook is now testing new lead gen forms that should simplify
the process for mobile.
Facebook is testing lead ads to make the mobile signup process easier by automatically inserting contact
information from their Facebook Profile - in the form of an email address, name, and surname.
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Facebook for Business Mobile Sign-up Process
Mobile Sign-up Process