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Hello, friends! When your Facebook foreign trade ads get bombarded with spam inquiries, what should you do? Today we'll teach you 7 proven strategies to tackle this issue head-on!
Based on our practical experience, the core reasons for increased spam inquiries typically boil down to two factors:
1. Audience targeting deviation - ads reaching non-target users
2. Ineffective ad content filtering - copy or creatives attracting low-quality traffic
Next, I'll present 7 concrete solutions. These methods have been validated across multiple industries and can quickly reduce spam inquiries while improving ad ROI.
Strategy 1: Precise audience segmentation
First, exclude non-target regions: For example, if your products mainly sell to Europe/America but your ads cover low-quality inquiry regions like India or Pakistan, directly exclude these areas in audience settings.
Second, layer decision-maker targeting: For B2B clients, procurement managers and CEOs have distinctly different interest tags from regular employees - they require separate audience setups.
Strategy 2: Strengthen ad copy's "filter threshold"
First, clearly state customer qualifications: For example, explicitly write "Suitable for wholesalers with monthly orders >1000 units" or "Minimum order $5000" to avoid misclicks from small clients.
Second, add industry terminology: For machinery sectors, use terms like "OEM/ODM services" or "CE certification" to attract qualified buyers. Avoid phrases like "free samples" that attract unqualified leads.
Strategy 3: Analyze common characteristics of spam inquiries
Examine peak spam periods, device types, and regional distribution; then make targeted adjustments to ad scheduling and device targeting.
Closing: What other strategies can reduce spam inquiries? We'll reveal more in our next session!
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