Testing Phase of a Teespring Campaign
Most people say that 20-40$ per design is enough to test and know if you've got a winner...But is it really?
So those who have success with teespring and fb ads, how do you spread your test budget? 20$ on 1 image/description? 20$ on 2 images & description?
I am asking because it got me thinking that if a winning design is tested with a bad newfeed ad or a bad text above it...or by using the wrong objective, then 20$ is just too low to properly test and therefore equal a failed campaign.
Or is it that nomatter what the image looks like, the text says...If the design is a winner, it'll make sales anyway?
Tks.
So those who have success with teespring and fb ads, how do you spread your test budget? 20$ on 1 image/description? 20$ on 2 images & description?
I am asking because it got me thinking that if a winning design is tested with a bad newfeed ad or a bad text above it...or by using the wrong objective, then 20$ is just too low to properly test and therefore equal a failed campaign.
Or is it that nomatter what the image looks like, the text says...If the design is a winner, it'll make sales anyway?
Tks.