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Create an Effective Facebook Strategy That Doesn’t Feel Evil
Matthew Stoffel
Outreach Manager | 9 Clouds | Sioux Falls, SD
(855) 925-6837 | [email protected]
@9clouds#NADASHOW
The views and opinions presented in this educational program and any accompanying handout material are those of the speakers, and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of NADA. The speakers are not NADA representatives, and their presence on the program is not a NADA endorsement or sponsorship of the speaker or the speaker’s company, product or services.
Nothing that is presented during this educational program is intended as legal advice, and this program may not address all federal, state, or local regulatory or other legal issues raised by the subject matter it addresses. The purpose of the program is to help dealers improve the effectiveness of their business practices. The information presented is also not intended to urge or suggest that dealers adopt any specific practices or policies for their dealerships, nor is it intended to encourage concerted action among competitors or any other action on the part of dealers that would in any manner fix or stabilize the price or any element of the price of any good or service.
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The Reality of Facebook
• Part of a digital advertising duopoly
• Tricky past with user data
• CEO who will never leave
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The Other Reality of Facebook
• Town square of the internet
• Unparalleled targeting
• You HAVE TO use it
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The Other Reality of Facebook
• Town square of the internet
• Unparalleled targeting
• You HAVE TO use it
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Paid Facebook is Imperative
• Only about 6% of your audience sees your organic posts
• Inventory retargeting ads with average of 14¢ CPC
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Facebook’s Crises & Changes
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Facebook’s Crises & Changes
• Post-Election Algorithm Tweaks
• Cambridge Analytica & Third-Party Data Use
• Special Ads Categories
Upcoming:
• Dynamic Ads to AIA
• Marketplace for New Vehicles
• Potential Government Regulations
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Special AdsCategories
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How Do We Reach Buyers While Respecting Their Privacy Concerns?
• Consumer-conscious targeting
• Third-party data
• Marketplace
• Organic reach
• Looking ahead
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Happy Consumers Means Happy Dealers
• Community-trust
• Better tailored experience meansbetter performance
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How Do We Reach Buyers While Respecting Their Privacy Concerns?
• Consumer-conscious targeting
• Third-party data
• Marketplace
• Organic reach
• Looking ahead
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Facebook Ad Targeting
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• Geographic and demographic targeting
• Interest-based targeting
• CRM data (Custom and Lookalike audiences)
• Website and video retargeting
• Third-party data from groups like Oracle
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Top of Funnel Targeting
● General interest-based groups
● Lookalike audiences (based on customer lists)
Middle of Funnel Targeting
● Website visitors
● Custom audiences (to re-engage)
Bottom of Funnel Targeting
● Conversion Page Retargeting
Facebook Ad Targeting
Facebook Ad Targeting
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• Geographic and demographic targeting
• Interest-based targeting
• CRM data (Custom and Lookalike audiences)
• Website and video retargeting
• Third-party data from groups like Oracle
Leveraging Your CRM Data
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Leveraging Your CRM Data
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Retargeting — Have Clear Boundaries
• Keep frequency reasonable to prevent fatigue/outrage
• Sculpts the ad funnel to match the buyer’s journey
• Outpaces competitors in key moments of engagement
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Exclusion Audiences are Your Best Friend
Consider Consumer Value
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• Relevant
• Attention-grabbing
• Timely
• Targeted
• Offer a crystal-clear next step
Third-Party Data
• Still available through agencies with a data partner
• Vehicle info
• Credit info
• Housing info
• All of the info
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Third-Party Data
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How Do We Reach Buyers While Respecting Their Privacy Concerns?
• Consumer-conscious targeting
• Third-party data
• Marketplace
• Organic reach
• Looking ahead
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People Turn to Facebook in Crisis
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Truck Month Can Wait — Hit Pause
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Marketplace
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Marketplace
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• Shoppers looking for ‘Craigslist’ deals
• Be quick & human
• Consider curating
• New vehicles will be back when Facebook defines “value”
Marketplace — Be Quick & Human
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Organic Social is Dead
Only About 6% of Your Audience Sees Your Organic Posts
Page has 1,000 likes,
60 people will see post
(unless it gets extreme engagement)
Just like Vegas:
Social media is pay to play.
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What is Coming Next for Facebook?
• AIA
• Marketplace-only independent dealers
• Expansion of Facebook Watch
• Government regulations & Facebook’s plan
• Looking ahead
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AIA
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Facebook-Only Used Dealers
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Expansion of Facebook Watch
• Facebook streaming platform
• Community posts (YouTube)
• Also original shows (Netflix)
• And sports (ESPN)
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Expansion of Facebook Watch
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Facebook Watch
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• Pre-roll and mid-program commercial opportunities
• Sponsored posts in feed
• Industry-specific content
Government Regulation
• Calls for more oversight, protections– Canada could provide a model
• Calls to break-up Facebook
• Facebook’s desire toself-regulate
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Facebook in Canada
Canada has made privacy and digital consent a legislative priority
• No third-party data
• Greater political constraints
• CASL Opt-Ins (Email)
In the states...39
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Facebook’s Platforms
Weave together to becomeinseparable
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The Reality of Facebook
• Part of a digital advertising duopoly
• Tricky past with user data
• CEO who will never leave
• Town square of the internet
• Unparalleled targeting
• You HAVE TO use it 42
How Do We Reach Buyers While Respecting Their Privacy Concerns?
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How Do We Reach Buyers While Respecting Their Privacy Concerns?
1. Excellent targeting in a sculpted funnel
2. Keep user experience top of mind
3. Have answers ready
4. Stay informed on further changes
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Create an Effective Facebook Strategy That Doesn’t Feel Evil
Matthew Stoffel
Outreach Manager | 9 Clouds | Sioux Falls, SD
(855) 925-6837 | [email protected]
@9clouds#NADASHOW