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  • Advertising through Takealot
  • Introduction to Takealot Ads
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction to Dashboard
    • Order Log
    • Funnel Metrics
    • Performance Trend
    • Program Contribution
    • Your Campaigns
    • Bid Settings
    • Catalog Performance
  • FAQs
    • How much ROI can I expect?
    • Why am I not getting a good ROI?
    • How long does it take for campaigns to get activated?
    • Which products are selected for ads and how are products chosen?
    • What are the best practices to get optimum ROI?
    • My Budget is not getting spent. What should I do?
    • Creative Guideline
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  1. FAQs

Why am I not getting a good ROI?

Best practices to get optimum ROI

One of the reasons for not getting a good ROI could be that your budget is not getting spent.

To get a good ROI, please make sure you follow the best practices:

  • We recommend selecting a large number of products to advertise. To do so, we recommend keeping the Product Exclusion to the AI Mode. If you're going ahead with Manual Mode (not recommended), kindly make sure you're selecting a large number of products to advertise (i.e. you exclude a small number of products).

  • Make sure your products have clear and helpful titles and descriptions. This increases the appeal of a product in front of a customer.

  • It's best to have clean, good-looking images for your products to get maximum attention from the customers.

  • If possible, make your product catalog has a diverse number of product categories. Having a diverse catalog increases the chances of getting a good ROI on your ads.

  • A diverse catalog also means having products of various price ranges. This can too help boost your ad campaigns.

  • Make sure the product categories are correctly marked.

  • Analyze the price of your products. Make sure it's a perfect balance in terms of appeal and profit-margins.

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