Tonight I’m writing my full review of Adsviser 2.0

So what is Adsviser exactly? Well its a software that advises you about your ads. Specifically your Facebook and Instagram (which is owned by Facebook) ads.  The question that first comes to mind is why exactly do people need this anyway? Well in order to answer this question you first need to understand how the normal ad process for Facebook ads works.

Just about everyone by now knows that Facebook ads are a gold mine. With Facebook ads you can get highly targeted traffic, often for a very low cost. However in order to get the best results, the most clicks, and the lowest cost per click your ads need to be well optimized. The normal way of doing this is to initially start with several ads, perhaps 10-12 of them. You let them all run at the same time and see which ones get the best results. You then remove the ones that do not perform well and funnel their budget into the ones that are. You then repeat the process. Watch and see which of these new ones get the best results, removing the non performers and funneling their budget into the remaining. After a few cycles of this what you end up with is a small number of optimized ads.

This works well and will get you an optimized ad however you might have already thought of the big issue with this method. It is terribly inefficient. In fact its doubly inefficient. Let me explain:

As I said in order for this way of optimizing ads to work you need to start with a large number of ads. Normally 10-12 but sometimes more. In fact the more the better. So what this means is you have to spend the time and effort to make a whole bunch of ads to start with. Each ad needs its own graphic (or video if its a video ad). It’s own headline and its own ad text. So grab a coffee because this is going to take a while. After you have your ads all created you need to of course run them all. You need to put an ad budget into each one so you can see how it performs. Now here is the kicker. You know that most of them wont perform well. In fact you expect most of them to not perform well. But you have to put an even budget into them all because you don’t know which ones will be the ones that don’t perform and which ones will be the ones that do. Your only option is to pay for them all and see. So while your out grabbing that coffee grab your wallet as well because this is going to get expensive.

This is why I say the normal way of optimizing ads to get the best conversions, clicks, and results is super inefficient. You end up making a bunch of ads, many of which you know wont do well and then you have to spend a bunch of money promoting all of the ads just to see which ones are the good ones. Anyone who has ever run a Facebook ad campaign has said to themselves “There has to be a better way”.

That’s where Adsviser 2.0 steps in. It is a web based spying tool that allows you to look into other peoples ad campaigns and see exactly what they are using for their ads. Their graphics (or video) their exact copy, the number of likes it gets, the number of shares it gets, and perhaps more importantly very detailed insider information about their ad campaign. This detailed information is the kind of stuff that you would not expect to get unless you where actually looking at their ad account. In fact I was surprised when I realized the info it provides, I was even more surprised when I confirmed with the vendors that Adsviser uses the public API and is fully compliant with their TOS.

The idea of course is that by spying on ads that other people are running you can see ahead of time what works. What gets peoples attention, what gets the best clicks and the best response without having to invest a whole lot of time and money creating a ton of ads and running them blindly like normal. In short you can fast track your way to optimization by building on the experience and spying on the data of other people already running ads in your niche. Sure you still might have to make 2-3 ads and test those then just pick the one that is the best, but this is a whole lot better, cheaper, and more efficient than starting with a dozen (or more) and filtering down to the best one after days and days of trial and error (and likely hundreds of dollars spent). Let me explain exactly how it works:

To start you enter your search criteria. You search by keyword or phrase and can apply filters such as engagement level, country, ad placement, gender (of the target audience), and call to action button. After you run your search Adsvisor will display the ads it found based on your criteria.

You can then click on any of the ads to get a detailed breakdown of how the ad is performing. Below is a graphic of me spying on an ad run my Anik Singal (which is performing much better than I would have though if I did not have this tool)

In it I can see his ad creative. The over all mount of money he has spent on this campaign. The over all ad rank. Its placement. The country, gender and age of the people this ad is targeting. The number of days its been running and its performance for each day. All of this is super valuable information that is going to let me create better ads for my campaigns without having to do the trial and error myself. I’m basically snagging other peoples split testing / hard work to make my ads be better. Its also very insightful. There where ads that I did not think would be doing well which are, and ads that I thought must be doing well which are not. This insight is causing me to rethink what I thought I knew honestly. Also it is important to note that in order to check the validity of the data presented I actually searched for one of my own ads and compared the report in Adviser 2.0 to my own reporting in Facebook ad manager, and the data is quite accurate.

So what do I think of this over all? Well you probably guessed I love it. Facebook ads really can be a gold mine, however you simply must have optimized ads in order to get the best results. So many people run one ad, blindly, and then if they don’t great results the conclude that Facebook ads don’t work. Well nothing can be further from the truth. If you optimize your ads you can get highly targeted traffic for a very low cost per click. The kind of cost per click where it’s almost impossible not to make a profit. Now you have two ways of doing your research to optimize your ads. You can do it the long way. Make a ton of ads yourself, dump a bunch of money into them, and find the good ones by trial and error. Or you can use Adsvisor and spy on other peoples campaigns and use their hard work, effort, and ad spend to give you the insight you need to make great ads from the start. Seems like a fairly simple choice to me, and I can tell you that as a person who runs a fair amount of Facebook ads I personally will be using Adsviser moving forward. Because of that its easy for me to say:

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A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

About the Author

Brett Rutecky

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Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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