Key Facebook Metrics
π Section 1: Facebook Ads Manager Metrics
These are the core ad performance metrics available directly inside Ads Manager. You should check them daily and analyze weekly for trends.
π 1. Impressions
- What it is: How many times your ad was shown
- Why it matters: Helps measure reach and frequency
π― 2. CTR (Click-Through Rate)
- What it is: % of people who clicked your ad after seeing it
- Goal: Aim for 1.5%+
- Why it matters: Indicates how compelling your creative/copy is
πΈ 3. CPC (Cost Per Click)
- What it is: How much you're paying per click
- Goal: Varies by industry; lower is better
- Why it matters: Impacts lead cost and overall efficiency
π₯ 4. CPL (Cost Per Lead)
- What it is: Cost to acquire one lead via lead form or landing page
- Goal: Target $5β$20 for local lead gen depending on market
- Why it matters: Directly tied to profitability
π€ 5. Leads (Results)
- What it is: Total number of leads captured
- Why it matters: This feeds your funnelβno leads = no sales
π¦ 6. Quality Ranking / Relevance Score
- What it is: Facebookβs internal score (0β10)
- Goal: 8+
- Why it matters: Impacts delivery cost and reach
π 7. Frequency
- What it is: How often the same person sees your ad
- Goal: Keep under 2.0 to avoid ad fatigue
π Section 2: Funnel Metrics (External Tracking)
You should track these in GoHighLevel or your CRM using workflows, pipelines, and manual updates. These help you measure what happens after the lead is generated.
π 1. Schedule Rate
- Formula:
# of Appointments Booked Γ· # of Leads
- Goal: 30β60% depending on offer
- How to Track:
Tag or stage leads who book; track form completions or calendar events.
π₯ 2. Show Rate
- Formula:
# of Leads Who Showed Up Γ· # of Leads Scheduled
- Goal: 70β90%
- How to Track:
Manually update appointment status in CRM or trigger via automation/text check-ins.
π¬ 3. Close Rate
- Formula:
# of Sales Γ· # of Appointments Held
- Goal: 25β50%
- How to Track:
Use opportunity pipelines to track stages (e.g., Booked β Showed β Closed).
π° 4. Front-End Cash Collected
- What it is: The total revenue from clients who bought something immediately after booking
- Goal: Positive ROI (at minimum covering ad spend)
- How to Track:
Log sales in your CRM; track payments collected in Stripe or GHL Payments.
π΅ 5. CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)
- Formula:
Total Ad Spend Γ· Total Customers Acquired
- Goal: Depends on offer pricingβmake sure itβs less than your front-end revenue
- Example:
$1,000 spent β 10 clients = $100 CAC
π Recommended Custom Columns in Ads Manager
When customizing your Facebook Ads Manager view, include:
- Results (Leads)
- Cost per Result
- CTR (Link)
- CPC (Link)
- Amount Spent
- Frequency
- Quality Ranking
- Relevance Score
You can also create a Custom Report to export results into Google Sheets or your CRM dashboard weekly for side-by-side analysis.
π Optimization Tips
- If CTR is low (<1%) β Improve your creative and headline
- If CPL is high β Test new audience or offer
- If Schedule Rate is low β Simplify the booking process or follow up faster
- If Show Rate is low β Send appointment reminders and confirmations
- If Close Rate is low β Improve sales script or pre-qualify better
- If CAC is high β Rebalance your ad spend or pricing strategy
Here are some additional Assets to help you with this process
Portal Lesson: Basic Ad Optimization
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