I have run a 3-days long Facebook Pages Ad campaign and by the end of third day Facebook said:
For exactly what am I billed? Did I spent 33.59 PLN
(~11 USD) for reaching 1,785
viewers (about 160 viewers / reachers per 1 PLN) or for likes (~3.5 like per 1 USD)?
Answer to this question is essential to me. I've received 39 likes in total for 3-days campaign, that costed me 11 USD. While Facebook promised me at least 50 likes per day for $5 (daily budged set by me) — cite: "est. 50-200 likes per day". So, if I'm counted for likes, not for impressions (reach) that would mean that this Facebook Page Ad campaign ended up as a complete failure and money waste.
Edit: I used the very basic version of ad, by clicking Promote Page
and setting campaign length (set to 3 days) and daily budget (set to $5 / 16 PLN).
Best Answer
If you go to Ads Manager section, for a simple, basic campaign created with
Promote Page
buton in Facebook, you can see detailed information about all your ads campaigns.Second column there says
Cost $0.32 Page Likes
, which may lead us to a conclusion, that you're paying for each new Like to your page, marked asPaid
(so, excluding those marked asOrganic
).If you hover your mouse on
?
sign next toCost
, you'll see an explanation saying:The average you paid for each action associated with your objective
. Which -- in my opinion -- is confirming my above asumption.