Trigger ads based on website events to reduce CPA

Reduce CPA (cost per action) using first party data to trigger relevant retargeting ads based on user actions to offer personalized Meta Ads

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Vishnu Vankayala
Mar 30, 2020 5 min read

By implementing this playbook you will be able to personalize your Facebook ads based on where your users are in their buyers journey, and reduce your CPA (cost per action).

The Blueprint

Outline on the integration of CustomerLabs 1PD Ops with Facebook pixel

The 3 steps involved in this process are as follows, 

  1. Integrate CustomerLabs 1PD Ops with your website

  2. Setup necessary events such as User Subscribed, User Login, User Signed Up, Read blog and much more using the ‘point & click’ interface 

  3. Add Facebook as a destination by adding the Facebook pixel ID in the Facebook Configuration Settings in CustomerLabs

The Process 

Step 1: Connect your website with CustomerLabs 1PD Ops

Install the CustomerLabs tracking code on the header/footer of your website. You will now be able to trigger “Action Recorder” from the navigation to setup event 

See how you setup event tracking in CustomerLabs 1PD Ops:

Step 2: Access all your website event information

Once the needed events are setup, you can verify if the event triggers properly in the Test Debugger section

verify if the event triggers

Step 3: Add Facebook as a Destination in the 1PD Ops

Select Facebook from the CustomerLabs integrations screen and under Configuration Settings, add the Facebook pixel ID & authenticate

Add Facebook as a Destination

Step 4: Access event information in Facebook

Post integration, you will be able to access the tracked event data inside Facebook. Create personalized ads by segmenting users based on events.

create a website custom audience

Advantage

  • Instead of just targeting/retargeting visitors who viewed specific web pages create targeted custom or lookalike audiences that will convert at a much lower acquisition cost.
“Excellent first-party tracking without the gimmicks. We identify more customers than other services and feed that data back into Meta and Google to target users who are actually purchasing.”
Justin G. · Small-Business Owner G2

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