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Health and wellness can be a sensitive industry when running Meta ads.

Meta has strict rules and policies, and you'll want to be super careful with your creatives and copy.

We've worked with a lot of edge cases in this industry (i.e. hormone replacement solutions, weight loss products, and many supplement brands) and here are some helpful tips 👇

🔹 Verify your business in Business Manager first. This lets Facebook see you as a legit business and leads to less rejections. If it's currently greyed out for you, DM me! I have a workaround to get it enabled so you can verify.

🔹 Be more conservative in the beginning. For example, if you were advertising va**nal rejuvenation solutions, avoid the word "va**na" and use a more vague term like "feminine health" to get your message across.

🔹 If you get ad rejections, make sure you fix them immediately and don't let them rack up on the ad account.

🔹 Avoid using photos that are zoomed in on certain body parts.

🔹 Don't use imagery that would generate a negative self-perception or exploit a person's insecurities to encourage them to purchase.

🔹Avoid using personal attributes, like using "you" too much in the copy or implying the person reading the ad has a certain condition they need to solve for. Instead of saying "are you experiencing xyz," generally rephrase the statement like "women who are experiencing xyz..."

Bottom line - certain wellness products can be a grey area, and it's often at Meta's discretion whether they approve or not. So you're always taking a bit of a risk.

But with the right approach and careful consideration with the way you're formulating your message, you CAN run these ads successfully on the platform and avoid restrictions.

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If your store's AOV is too low, it's going to be nearly impossible to acquire a customer profitability and scale with Facebook ads.

Here are 4 tips to increase your AOV:

✅ Increase the free shipping threshold to encourage customers to spend more

✅ Offer the customer an additional item that compliments the original product they are buying

✅ Provide discounts with a minimum spend amount

✅ Bundle a few products together and sell them for a lower price point than they would be sold for individually

So what's an ideal AOV to shoot for?

Generally speaking, we like to see ad clients have a $50+ AOV, although it can vary depending on profit margins. There are also instances where lower AOV's can make sense if CLTV is high - there are always exceptions to the rule.

The only way to know for sure? Crunch the numbers. If you need help with the math, feel free to shoot me a message!

Over the last few months, we've been perfecting our processes and adding additional services over at Soulwave Digital. There's now 3 different ways you can work with our team to get ready for Q4.

▶ Facebook Ads Management
▶ Landing Page Design + Development
▶ 1:1 Consulting

If you're interested in learning more about our packages, you can check out our updated services + pricing guide here >> https://soulwavedigital.com/services-guide/

The guide also includes example ad creative, case studies, and testimonials from past clients.

Feel free to send me a message or email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Cheers to slaying Q4! 🎉

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Just finished up copy, design, and development for one of our client's eCom sites. Here's a sneak peak at a very small piece of the product page.

Here are the main pieces we updated in this section and why:

✅ Changed the product title from "ReiSHE" to "ReiSHE Holistic Menopause Relief Supplement". Now when the user first hits the product page (like from an ad), the benefit is immediately known - that the product provides relief from menopause symptoms.

✅ Switched from using a dropdown menu for the 3 product variations to clearly displaying the 3 options directly on the page. Since there are only a few options, this allows the user to easily compare the options with pricing side by side and make a quicker decision.

✅ Added in the "days supply" for each size, instead of just showing the # of capsules. A potential customer will be more interested in how long the bottle will last, rather than how many capsules are in a bottle.

✅ Added the "Save 39%" tag to show how much users users will save by purchasing 3 full-size bottles upfront. This tag encourage users to pay more attention to the savings, leading to a higher average order value.

✅ Added icons to show that there is free US shipping and a 180 day money-back guarantee, which are common questions that come up when customers are shopping.

✅ Added accordions to provide more detailed information about the product that a customer might want to know - without overwhelming them with this information in the main product description.

Here's the truth - it's SMALL changes like this that often lead to the biggest impact on conversion rates and average order value.

Let me know in the comments - are you regularly A/B testing your website or landing pages?