Amazon Product Launch 2019 - 8 Days Strategy Through Facebook Offer Ads
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Today I talk about product launch strategies with proper usage of Facebook ads. 🚀🚀 We answer the following questions: 1) What types of traffic should you drive to your listing? 2) How to identify the number of daily giveaways? 3) The ideal structure of your Facebook ads campaign 4) What is ad fatigue on Facebook and how to avoid it?
This is the first video in the product launch series where we explain one approach of using discounts to drive the first sales at a discounted price.
This strategy still works well for us, and I wanted to share our experience with it. In our next video, we will explain how you can rank your product by selling it at a full price, through Rebate key tool and usage of Manychat bots. Stay tuned!
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Frequently asked questions
Q: Why does driving external traffic to Amazon help with ranking?
A: Amazon rewards listings that bring in traffic from outside its own platform because it means Amazon does not have to spend its own resources acquiring that customer. This preferential treatment translates into a ranking boost for your listing, which helps it appear higher in organic search results over time. For a new product with no sales history, external traffic is one of the fastest ways to start building that momentum.
Q: How do I know how many discounted sales I need per day to rank for a keyword?
A: Use Helium 10 Cerebro to run a reverse ASIN lookup on your closest competitor. The tool returns a metric called estimated giveaways, which tells you approximately how many daily sales are needed to reach page one for a specific keyword over a set number of days. Divide the total giveaways by the number of days shown and you have your daily target. Pick the ten keywords you most want to rank for and use this calculation to set your daily discount volume before you start any campaign.
Q: What is the Facebook Offer Ad format and why is it used for Amazon launches?
A: A Facebook Offer Ad is a specific ad format that lets you promote a time-limited discount directly within the ad itself, with a link to redeem the offer. For Amazon launches, it works by advertising a 50 to 70 percent discount on your product, driving shoppers directly to your listing or to a landing page that bridges to it. The format is effective because it communicates urgency and value in the ad itself, which increases click-through rates from people who are already interested in the product category.
Q: How should I structure a Facebook Ads campaign for an 8-day Amazon product launch?
A: Create one campaign per day, each with a daily budget of around $100 and a 24-hour expiration. Within each campaign, build several ad sets targeting different but relevant audiences, and assign each ad set its own creative. Limit the total number of offer redemptions to match your daily sales target, for example three per day if that is what your Cerebro calculation requires. Refreshing the campaign daily with new creatives prevents ad fatigue, which is when audiences stop engaging because they have seen the same ad too many times.
Q: Should I send Facebook traffic directly to my Amazon listing or use a landing page first?
A: It depends on how warm your audience is. If you are targeting a cold audience with no prior exposure to your brand, a landing page between the Facebook ad and the Amazon listing gives you an opportunity to nurture the visitor, explain the offer, and track behavior more accurately through a Facebook pixel. If you already have a custom audience built from page followers or past buyers, sending traffic directly to the listing is simpler and reduces friction in the purchase path.
Q: Why should I set a maximum order quantity of one per customer during a launch?
A: Setting the maximum order quantity to one serves two purposes. First, it ensures your daily discount allocation is spread across the maximum number of unique buyers, which has a stronger positive effect on sales velocity and ranking than one person buying multiple units. Second, it protects your listing from competitors who might otherwise purchase your discounted product in bulk and resell it elsewhere at a higher price.
