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Hello, friends! When your Facebook foreign trade ads are flooded with spam inquiries, what should you do? Today, we'll teach you 7 key strategies to tackle this issue!
Based on our practical experience, the core reasons for an increase in spam inquiries usually come down to two main points:
1. Poor audience targeting, leading ads to reach non-target users.
2. Ineffective ad content filtering, where copy or creatives attract low-quality traffic.
Below, I'll provide 7 specific solutions. These methods have been tested across multiple industries and can quickly reduce spam inquiries while improving ad ROI.
Strategy 1: Precise audience layering
First, exclude non-target regions. For example, if your products mainly sell to Europe and the US, but your ads cover areas like India or Pakistan, where inquiry quality is poor, such regions should be excluded from audience settings.
Next, segment decision-makers. For B2B clients, interests and tags differ significantly between procurement managers, CEOs, and regular employees, so separate audience settings are essential.
Strategy 2: Strengthen ad copy's "filter gate"
First, clearly state client criteria, such as "for wholesalers with monthly purchasing volume >1,000 pieces" or "minimum order: $5,000 USD," to avoid attracting small, unqualified clients.
Second, use industry jargon. For instance, in mechanical industries, terms like "OEM/ODM services" or "CE certification" help attract professional buyers while avoiding generic bait words like "free " or "free samples," which often attract random inquiries.
Strategy 3: Analyze common features of spam inquiries
Review patterns in spam inquiries—peak times, device types, regional distributions—and adjust ad scheduling or device targeting accordingly.
Closing note: Are there other strategies to reduce spam inquiries? Stay tuned for the next update.
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