@nickm1k@ryankramerllc Hate those scenarios - converted my store to USD last August, got a shit ton more sales + thought it seemed a bit fishy...
Turns out I forgot to change the pricing for one product (to USD equivalent) & lost £8k for leaving it too long (was blinded by the high Rev)
Unforgivable
@coltybrah Stopped drinking it a few days ago, crashed at the exact time I usually have caffeine each day since ...
Waiting patiently for that natural enerG
Disagree, selling a shite product always comes back to bite you.
It can work initially (with good marketing), but in the long-term, there’ll be issues with FB page score, account bans, chargebacks, processor bans etc.
Building an A1 brand requires sick products AND marketing
@iamshackelford@thugpanda17 try this bro, working for me now when I customise the attribution columns myself...a temporary fix for understanding performance
@iamshackelford Think I found out why - because the attribution has changed, it is showing mixed values between the old-and-new defaults...which means it can't create averages based on mixed data. If you go to customise columns and re-select 1 day click, 28 day view - these metrics re-appear.
@iamshackelford Same. But if I look at the ad-set level, all the data is there - it just isn't giving total averages at the bottom, or showing anything at the campaign-level for 7 (out of 11) of my campaigns.
Buggy shit
Never change more than one thing on your store if trying to boost conversion rate.
I’ve lost a ton of $ getting over-excited and thinking a new design will pop off, when ultimately, it doesn’t.
Test slow, play it safe and don’t jeopardise something that’s already working.
So rewarding watching your brand grow, gradually building a team and off-setting more and more of the tasks that you used to spend 12-14+ hours a day doing yourself.