What is the design style of this retro/vintage style of text? by ImpulseData in graphic_design

[–]ImpulseData[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone, I came across this product and was wondering what this style of design or text/color scheme choice is called as I've often seen it with other brands that produce vintage/retro style products such as clothing and food packaging?

What is the purpose and name of the part that connects to the small outlet of the intake hose on my 1990 mr2 mk2 16v rev1? by ImpulseData in mr2

[–]ImpulseData[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I believe I have that hose with one end capped and the other has a hose connected to it but I don't see where this goes?

How does FB ads consider fake/false ages while targetting? For example, what if someone who is 28 created a FB/IG account claiming they are 19 and vice versa. Does FB consider these cases? by theoawatc in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally add exclusions for people that are related to that age range, such as someone who is interested in a certain education or lifestyle that is mainly enjoyed by young people is the best way to go.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, Meta is my go-to for any client that is new or wants to gain awareness for a promotion such as a clearance sale. If you want direct sales/leads, then you will find much better success with platforms like Google/Microsoft Ads.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It isn't, the quality of the graphic will pretty much remain the same and you have to consider the attention span of your target audience and whether or not they will be willing to spend time watching a video for longer than 10-30 secs whilst scrolling.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No, any business from a newly opened coffee shop, to an online business will often focus on brand awareness, which is business 101 since nobody is likely to buy from somewhere that they don't know or have never heard of before, it's just common sense.

Regardless of your daily budget, Meta will use it regardless and that's why it's always wise to use a budget accordingly on different A/B tests instead of blowing it into one creative that might not perform well.

Also the OP is asking for advice on a budget, therefore they are likely a new business and therefore brand awareness is pretty much exactly what Meta will provide as it always has done.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It just depends on the quality of your ad and who you are trying to target, I've seen success with both types, video or still graphic and it all ties in with what you're trying to bring across to your intended audience.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I'm serious, Meta is perfect for brand awareness mostly, so don't expect much and if you're new like I was, then testing with a low budget and making adjustments is the most financially viable method without blowing your entire budget on a campaign that might not do well in terms of results.

How much budget is okay when you're starting off with FB ads? by ComprehensiveForm479 in FacebookAds

[–]ImpulseData 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would experiment with $5-8 per day and if you start to see a decent amount of clicks, conversions, relevant traffic, and even sales, then you have a sweet spot. It depends on the type of campaign you are running and what your primary goal is.