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More Than a Button: The Best CTAs for Paid Social Advertising (Based on $130M in Ad Spend)

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We looked at the click-through rate (CTR), conversion rate, cost per lead (CPL), and cost per opportunity (CPO) for each. Meanwhile, CTAs promising content thrived, like “Download,” but also “Register” and “Sign Up,” which advertisers typically use to promote webinars or similar content. CPO N/A $21,378.29 CPO $7,722.17 $7,546.49

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Good morning: Are you looking after your metrics?

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Successful engagement metrics, in my mind, would include things like time spent with relevant content, white paper downloads, attendance at webinars and level of participation. Jon Miller, who was both CPO and CMO for over a year continues in his marketing role. But performance is still measured in terms of qualified leads.

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Is paid social advertising still worth it in 2023?

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Our benchmark report found the average cost per opportunity (CPO) on LinkedIn and Facebook to be $3,162.89 Those numbers can eat into your budget quickly, but accepting that you’re locked into that CPL or CPO forever and writing off paid social as “too expensive” is a mistake. and $4,950.64, respectively. Sure, but many are thriving.

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Stop Struggling, Start Experimenting: How to Think About Your Paid Ad Experiments

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Ok, down to business. Our customers are tip-of-the-spear innovators who are all in on pursuing unconventional tactics. By proxy of partnering with Metadata, they’re already prone to experiment, adjust, and adapt. 101-500 4.3X 500-1,000 15.99X 1,001-2,000 3.82X 2,001-5,000 3.03X Yes, you’re reading those numbers correctly.

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B2B Paid Social Benchmarks: What We Learned From $15M in Spend on Facebook and LinkedIn

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For demand marketers focused on driving sales and business growth, revenue is the ultimate KPI. Cost per opportunity (CPO): CPO is another measure of efficiency that you can use to start looking at the ROI of your marketing spend. A good CPO is different for every company and should be based on your unit economics.

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B2B Paid Social Benchmarks: What We Learned From $15M in Spend on Facebook and LinkedIn

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For demand marketers focused on driving sales and business growth, revenue is the ultimate KPI. Cost per opportunity (CPO): CPO is another measure of efficiency that you can use to start looking at the ROI of your marketing spend. A good CPO is different for every company and should be based on your unit economics.

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Measure This, Not That: Your Guide to the Demand Gen Metrics That Matter

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For example, you could measure the percentage of leads from Facebook that convert into closed-won business or the percentage of marketing qualified leads (MQLs) from LinkedIn that turn into sales qualified leads (SQLs). What’s the problem with these metrics? Want to learn more about Metadata? Schedule a demo today.